From Backup Restoration to Minimum Viable Factory Recovery: A Systematization of Ransomware Recovery in Manufacturing Systems
Manufacturing ransomware recovery extends far beyond backup restoration to encompass coupled IT-OT systems, supply chains, and production capability restoration under NIS2 critical infrastructure requirements.
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arXiv:2605.16167v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Ransomware recovery in critical manufacturing infrastructure is not only a backup-restoration problem. Production capability depends on coupled information-technology, operational-technology, physical-process, quality, logistics, identity, and supplier systems. After ransomware, a plant may rebuild servers yet remain unable to schedule work, authenticate operators, trust engineering workstations, release product, reconnect OT assets, or coordinate
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