Life Sciences Manufacturers Face Cybersecurity Gaps Amid Digital Transformation
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- •90% of life sciences manufacturers see digital transformation as critical.
- •54% reported experiencing at least one cyberattack in the past year.
- •Only 32% effectively use more than half of their collected data.
Rockwell Automation's report reveals that 90% of life sciences manufacturers view digital transformation as essential, with 58% having implemented smart manufacturing technologies. Despite investments in AI, process automation, and cybersecurity, 54% of these organizations experienced at least one cyberattack in the past year. The report indicates that manufacturers are struggling with data readiness and cybersecurity as they expand digital operations. Only 32% of respondents effectively utilize over half of the data they collect, raising concerns about their readiness against regulatory and market demands. The findings are based on responses from 104 executives across 16 countries, highlighting a shift from treating regulatory compliance as a project to integrating it into daily operations. The urgency for improved cybersecurity measures is underscored by the fact that many manufacturers are prioritizing AI and machine learning for better business outcomes.
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