For Manufacturing & Industrial OT
Restarting Production After Ransomware
When ransomware reaches the historian, the PLC configs go with it. The line does not restart from memory. Recovery depends on a physically isolated copy that the attack cannot reach — because it was never on the network to begin with. See how to buy HyperBUNKER through authorised partners.
Where last-resort recovery actually differs
Every conventional tool depends on the infrastructure the intrusion just destroyed. Immutable cloud snapshots rely on the management console. Tape requires a working restore host and valid credentials. Network-connected backup appliances share the same attack surface as the systems that just went down.
HyperBUNKER holds a physically disconnected copy of historian data, PLC project files, HMI images and controller configs. The vault has no IP address and no network port. An attacker with full domain admin cannot reach it because there is nothing to reach.
Deployed in regulated, operationally critical environments
HyperBUNKER units are in service across five countries at manufacturers operating under NIS2, IEC 62443, and ISO 27001 requirements. Installation takes fifteen minutes. No changes to the control network. No agent running on OT hosts.
Twenty minutes. Architecture first. No pitch deck.
We will walk through what physically isolated recovery looks like for your specific OT environment and data volumes.
Recovering OT systems after total compromise explains the first 72 hours and the clean restart sequence.