The #1 most-attacked industry. The vector is still email.
Vendor invoice fraud, CAD extraction disguised as RFQ replies, ransomware riding a fake shipping update toward the OT network. StrongestLayer reads the intent of every message before it reaches the floor.
The patterns getting past Microsoft and Proofpoint.
Vendor invoice redirect
A supplier you have paid for years suddenly has new banking details, from a domain one letter off the real one.
CAD and IP extraction
An RFQ reply that exists to pull drawings, specs, and pricing out of your engineering team.
Shipping and logistics phish
A fake carrier update that lands on a corporate laptop and pivots toward the OT network.
We don't touch your shop floor. We protect the bridge to it.
StrongestLayer deploys through the email API only. Nothing is installed on machines, nothing touches OT, and the frameworks your auditors care about are covered.
"Email security today is mostly a giant pile of rules and signatures, very brittle and very reactive. StrongestLayer approached it cleanly: LLMs first, architecture built around them."
Quick answers on manufacturing deployments.
Does deployment touch our OT network?
No. StrongestLayer connects through the Microsoft or Google email API only. Nothing is installed on endpoints and nothing communicates with OT systems.
How long does deployment take?
Fifteen minutes via API. No MX record changes and no mail flow disruption. We connect through Microsoft Graph or the Google Workspace API and start reasoning about new mail in real time.
Do we have to rip and replace our existing email security?
No. StrongestLayer runs alongside whatever you have today, so you can see what your current tools are missing before you change anything.
Email is the manufacturing attack vector. Let us close it.
Tomorrow's Threats. Stopped Today.
