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Where did the term industry 4.0 originate?
Where did the term industry 4.0 originate?
Which of the following technologies is included in i4.0?
Which of the following technologies is included in i4.0?
What is a potential vulnerability of IoT in industry 4.0?
What is a potential vulnerability of IoT in industry 4.0?
Which statement is true about Digital Twins?
Which statement is true about Digital Twins?
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What is a consequence of connectivity in Industry 4.0?
What is a consequence of connectivity in Industry 4.0?
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What can DDoS attacks potentially compromise in cloud computing?
What can DDoS attacks potentially compromise in cloud computing?
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What is an example of employee behavior leading to cyber security risks?
What is an example of employee behavior leading to cyber security risks?
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How can cyber security training benefit companies?
How can cyber security training benefit companies?
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What is included in a cyber security awareness policy?
What is included in a cyber security awareness policy?
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What is true about cyber security training?
What is true about cyber security training?
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Which of the following is a correct example of social engineering?
Which of the following is a correct example of social engineering?
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What is a characteristic of a spear phishing scam?
What is a characteristic of a spear phishing scam?
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What can potentially be found among the top search results in Google?
What can potentially be found among the top search results in Google?
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What statement correctly describes cyber security compliance?
What statement correctly describes cyber security compliance?
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Which of the following is a benefit of cybersecurity compliance?
Which of the following is a benefit of cybersecurity compliance?
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What is true regarding the formation of a compliance team?
What is true regarding the formation of a compliance team?
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Study Notes
Industry 4.0
- Industry 4.0, also known as i4.0, originated from neither the USA nor China and Singapore.
Key Technologies in i4.0
- i4.0 encompasses technologies including:
- Digital twins
- Artificial intelligence
- High-speed wireless/wired networks
- Cloud computing
- Virtualization
IoT and i4.0
- The Internet of Things (IoT) is a driving force for i4.0. However, these connected devices are vulnerable to cyber security threats.
Digital Twins
- A digital twin is a virtual representation, or digital replica, of assets, people, processes, systems, devices and places.
- Companies use digital twin technology to develop virtual prototypes of new products and gain insights.
Cybersecurity and Connectivity
- The concept of Industry 4.0 relies on connectivity, but this interconnectivity creates cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
- Cloud computing, essential for i4.0, can be compromised through Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks.
- DDoS attacks can cause data loss, affecting data confidentiality and integrity.
Human Factors in Cybersecurity
- Employee behavior is a significant cause of cybersecurity compromises, including:
- Malicious intentions
- Unintentional errors or omissions
Cybersecurity Awareness, Training, and Education
- Cybersecurity awareness and education can serve as a deterrent to fraud and actions by disgruntled employees.
- Training increases employee awareness of their responsibilities and potential consequences of cyber security incidents.
Cybersecurity Policies
- Cybersecurity awareness policies often require participation from every employee and provide sufficient time to participate.
Cybersecurity Training
- Cybersecurity training instructs employees on what they should do and how to do it in relation to cybersecurity.
Social Engineering
- Social engineering exploits human psychology to gain unauthorized access to information.
- Examples include:
- Phone calls: claiming to be a system administrator and requesting a password
- Emails: claiming an account issue with a bank and including a link to obtain a password
- Spear phishing targets individuals with tailored information and creates a higher chance of success.
Cybersecurity Scams
- Phishing links appear in top Google search results.
- Scammers create fake social media accounts to impersonate friends.
- Vishing attacks involve telephone calls where scammers spoof phone numbers to appear legitimate, often from known institutions, like banks.
Cybersecurity Compliance
- Cybersecurity compliance involves adherence to standards and regulatory requirements set by authorities.
- Compliance benefits include:
- Identifying and preparing for potential data breaches
- Improving an organization's security position
- Building customer confidence and loyalty
Cybersecurity Implementation
- Implementing a thorough compliance program requires forming a compliance team.
- Cybersecurity controls can be technical (passwords) or physical (security cameras, fences).
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Explore the fundamentals of Industry 4.0, including its key technologies such as digital twins, artificial intelligence, and the Internet of Things (IoT). Understand the significance of connectivity in this industry and the associated cybersecurity threats. This quiz will test your knowledge of how these elements come together in the revolution of modern manufacturing.
