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Manufacturer Cyber-Security Adoption

Protecting Georgia’s small businesses from cyber threats

Facilities must be digitally connected to fully realize AI in manufacturing. But with the benefits of this connection comes a variety of security risks that need to be mitigated. This is of particular concern to small businesses, which often cannot recover from data theft or a ransomware attack.

To help ensure stability and long-term survival of Georgia’s small businesses, Georgia AIM is supporting a unique program at the Georgia Cyber Innovation & Training Center that trains teams of students to conduct site assessments. These site assessments use AI to report on potential risks, and are available to manufacturers and other small businesses across the state.

The Georgia Cyber Innovation & Training Center is well-positioned to conduct assessments and tailor cybersecurity training to employees, IT staff, and leadership, while also providing critical training to students who benefit from the real-world experiences offered by the assessments.

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As part of the project, the Georgia Cyber Innovation & Training Center will prioritize small and medium enterprises for assessment and support services, including:

  • Creating awareness of cyber threats
  • Developing an actionable strategy specific to a manufacturer’s vulnerabilities
  • Recommending comprehensive, phased plans to mitigate associated risks

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Eric Toler

Executive Director

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John McClain

Project Lead

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