Manufacturing sector data breaches expose employee personal records, and sometimes customer or business partner information, at factories, industrial companies, and their suppliers. Manufacturing has become one of the most frequently targeted industries for ransomware in recent years, since production downtime is extremely costly and companies are often under pressure to pay quickly to resume operations, which attackers exploit alongside data theft. These exposures can lead to identity theft and financial fraud affecting employees, and in some cases raise separate concerns about the exposure of proprietary business information, trade secrets, or supply chain data alongside personal data. Affected individuals typically include current and former employees, though breaches that touch customer-facing systems or business-to-business platforms can also expose data belonging to client companies and their staff. This page tracks confirmed data breaches at manufacturing companies, including what data was exposed, which companies notified regulators, and what affected individuals can do next to protect their identity.
Manufacturer Leviton suffered a major cyberattack in which hackers stole roughly 1.4 terabytes of company data, including employee personal information and internal financial records.
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A ransomware group claims to have stolen more than 8 terabytes of data from Trulite Glass & Aluminum Solutions, including employee records, financial documents, and customer information.
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Etnyre International, Ltd notified individuals that a data security incident may have exposed their personal information, and the manufacturer is now offering two years of free credit monitoring.
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MPS Enterprises, a Midland, Texas industrial supply company, notified 481 people that their names, Social Security numbers, driver’s license numbers, and dates of birth were exposed in a data security incident.
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Builtrite LLC has notified regulators that a network intrusion in December 2025 exposed customer names, Social Security numbers, and financial account details.
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Analog Devices disclosed that hackers accessed its network in June 2026 and stole files, while a separate extortion group has also claimed to have taken hundreds of thousands of records.
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Index Packaging, a New Hampshire-based packaging manufacturer, disclosed that a security incident exposed financial account codes and credit or debit card information belonging to at least one client.
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A ransomware attack on Bretford Manufacturing exposed Social Security numbers, bank account details, and decades of employee HR records, along with sensitive corporate network data.
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A ransomware attack on TKMS Atlas North America’s network led to unauthorized access of employee-related personal files, prompting the defense contractor to notify current and former staff and offer free credit monitoring.
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A 2025 cyberattack on Jaguar Land Rover’s network exposed employee data including Social Security numbers, passport numbers, and health insurance numbers, prompting the automaker to offer free credit monitoring.
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