Caught in the Crosshairs

We've got bad news for manufacturers – manufacturing was the most targeted sector for ransomware cyber-attacks and the most extorted industry in 2022, according to IBM Security’s 2023 X-Force Threat Intelligence Index. 

But here's the good news. Manufacturers Alliance has gathered experts from The White House and the Information Technology Industry Council (ITI) to give updates on cyber policies and insights on the threat landscape in the next year. Join us in Arlington, VA on November 15 at the Cybersecurity in Manufacturing Conference to help you connect with new ideas and best practices to make your plants more secure and to recover more quickly in case of attack. 

And plan to come by the reception the night before on November 14 to meet other manufacturing peers who are dealing with similar issues. This event will be of interest to CIOs, CISOs, CTOs, and executives in information technology as well as others looking to make sure manufacturing operations are secure.

What's Included

This event is being held in-person – there is no virtual component to this event. Registration fees include breakfast, lunch, and all networking events. More details to be announced.

Note to Information Systems Management (ISM), Information & Cybersecurity (CYB), and Internal Audit (IAC) Council members: The conference is designed so you can attend both your Council meeting and the conference if you choose. We also encourage you to bring team members along to the conference. Visit your council meeting pages for more information.

Registration Fees

Member Rate: $695
Nonmember Rate: $895
Note: Discount available for Information Systems Management, Information & Cybersecurity, and Internal Audit Council members who are also attending the Council meeting in person. Register for your Council meeting first, and the discount will be automatically applied to the conference.