Digital manufacturing has become more advanced, creating a movement called Industry 4.0. (Photo: Shutterstock)
Cyberattacks may not be at the top of an agent's list when examining the risks their manufacturing clients face. Instead, agents may gravitate towards traditional risks, such as equipment breakdowns, product recalls and injuries to employees. However, with the manufacturing industry becoming increasingly technology-dependent, it is more important than ever to advise manufacturing clients to consider insurance solutions that could protect them and their companies against cyberattacks.
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