Securing Pharmaceutical & Biotech Manufacturing

Pharmaceutical CPS security involves protecting the operational networks and connected machinery that drive modern drug discovery, biochemical manufacturing, and distribution. This extends past generic IT environments to shield specialized assets, including automated laboratory lines, active ingredient synthesis mixers, clean-in-place (CIP) loops, chemical room ambient air sensors, conveyor sortation systems, and industrial chillers.

In a highly digitalized plant, corporate networks are inextricably connected to shop floor environments. Cyberattackers frequently exploit unmonitored third-party connections or social engineering vectors to penetrate the industrial perimeter. Once inside, malware can transfer laterally to alter PLC configurations or alter sensor readouts, resulting in contaminated batches, mass inventory loss, or systemic global medicine shortages.

Claroty utilizes flexible, SaaS-driven discovery models integrated into your existing network infrastructure and configuration management databases (CMDB). This completely bypasses the need to ship heavy physical equipment or plan intrusive plant downtime, providing a unified, real-time inventory of newly acquired digital assets across multi-plant environments within hours of deployment.

Yes. Replacing highly validated, legacy laboratory assets simply because they cannot support modern patches is prohibitively expensive and causes catastrophic operational disruptions. Claroty changes the paradigm by utilizing precise network segmentation and virtual baseline simulation, neutralizing active cyber threats natively on the wire without necessitating direct device overhauls.

As global regulatory bodies classify food logistics and medicine distribution networks as critical infrastructure, organizations are legally mandated to demonstrate strict cyber oversight. Claroty automatically monitors, logs, and maps your facility-level OT and CPS device behaviors directly against regional compliance standards like the NIS2 Directive, the SOCI Act, and the NIST CSF, generating dynamic, audit-ready data packets automatically.