Abracon is a global manufacturer of frequency control, timing and connectivity components serving industries including telecommunications, automotive, industrial and defense. With more than 500 employees, 10 global locations and rapid merger and acquisition activity, the company handles sensitive financial and employee data across distributed teams and systems, and depends on a reliable, scalable and cyber-secure IT environment to keep its teams connected and its operations moving forward.

In 2020, Abracon was targeted by a ransomware attack that disrupted internal systems and exposed vulnerabilities in its legacy IT environment. The company needed to investigate and contain the incident quickly, then rebuild critical infrastructure and restore data securely.

The attack landed on top of existing business complexity. Abracon was integrating acquisitions and needed to modernize and consolidate systems post-acquisition, enable a secure remote workforce across North America, Europe and Asia, and reduce future risk through strategic planning and managed services.

As a multinational electronics manufacturer handling sensitive financial and employee data, Abracon needed more than an infrastructure manager. It required a cyber-first, compliance-aware partner able to protect critical systems, reduce risk and ensure operational continuity while the business kept expanding.

Logically deployed a cyber-first recovery and modernization plan designed to restore operations securely and then keep them scalable and resilient.

During the cyberattack, Logically carried out a forensic investigation and contained the threat. Its engineers rebuilt 20 servers and migrated Abracon's systems to Microsoft cloud infrastructure, then modernized the firewall, implemented secure backups and deployed endpoint protection across the environment. Remote collaboration platforms were rolled out with layered access control so distributed teams in North America, Europe and Asia could work securely.

To support Abracon's acquisition strategy, Logically provided a secure IT onboarding plan for integrating newly acquired companies. It now delivers fully managed IT services for the manufacturer, including 24/7 monitoring, patching and strategic planning, giving the company a scalable architecture ready for future M&A activity.

Tony Roybal, Abracon's VP of Global Operations, said the company had worked with Logically through acquisitions, expansion and a major cyberattack, and that the provider had delivered every time.

• Full operational recovery after the ransomware attack, with no lasting data loss
• 20 servers rebuilt and systems migrated to modern, cloud-first Microsoft infrastructure
• Reduced cyber risk through modernized firewalls, secure backups, layered security and endpoint protection
• Secure remote collaboration for teams across North America, Europe and Asia
• Scalable architecture and a secure onboarding plan ready for future M&A activity
• 24/7 monitoring and support to ensure business continuity and uptime