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Where did the term Industry 4.0 (i4.0) originate?
Which of the following technologies is NOT encompassed by i4.0?
What is a significant vulnerability associated with IoT in the context of Industry 4.0?
Which statement correctly describes Digital Twins?
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How does interconnectivity in Industry 4.0 affect cyber security?
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What type of compromise can DDoS attacks create in cloud computing?
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What behavior contributes significantly to cyber security compromises?
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What benefit does cyber security awareness training provide?
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Which of the following is a true statement about cybersecurity awareness policy?
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What is the primary goal of cybersecurity training?
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Which of the following is an example of social engineering?
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What characterizes a spear phishing scam?
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Which statement is true regarding phishing links in search results?
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Which statement about cybersecurity compliance is correct?
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What are some benefits of cybersecurity compliance?
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Which statement accurately describes cybersecurity controls?
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Study Notes
Industry 4.0 - Origin and Key Technologies
- Industry 4.0 (i4.0) originated as a concept with no specific origin country.
- i4.0 encompasses a wide range of advanced technologies, including:
- Digital twins and artificial intelligence
- high-speed wireless and wired networks
- cloud computing and virtualization
Internet of Things (IoT) challenges
- IoT is a driving force for Industry 4.0, but it is vulnerable to cyber security attacks.
Digital Twins
- A digital twin is a virtual representation or digital replica of assets, people, processes, systems, devices, and places.
- Companies can use digital twin technology for developing virtual prototypes of new products and gaining insights.
Industry 4.0 & Cyber Security Threats
- Industry 4.0 relies on connectivity, which creates cyber security vulnerabilities.
Cloud Computing Security threats
- Cloud computing availability can be compromised through DDoS attacks.
- Other attacks can result in the compromise of both confidentiality and integrity of the stored data.
Employee Behavior & Cyber Security
- The main reason for cyber security compromises is employee behavior, which can be both malicious and unintentional.
- Principal problems associated with employee behavior in cyber security include:
- Errors and omissions
- Fraud
- Actions taken by disgruntled employees
Cyber Security Awareness, Training and Education
- Cyber security awareness, training and education can serve as a deterrent to fraud and actions by disgruntled employees by increasing employee knowledge of their accountability and potential penalties.
- Cyber security awareness programmes can help employees understand the importance of their role in protecting the organization's security.
Cyber Security Awareness Policy
- Cyber security awareness policies should include:
- Participation requirements for every employee
- Sufficient time given to participate for all employees
Cyber Security Training
- Cyber security training teaches people what to do and how to do it effectively.
Social Engineering Attacks
- Social engineering attacks are common and can include:
- Phone Call scams: Scammers may pretend to be someone they are not, like a system administrator, and ask for personal information, such as passwords.
- Email scams: Phishing emails can look like legitimate communications from trusted organizations, like banks, and ask for personal information, such as passwords, by providing a link.
Spear Phishing Scam
- A spear phishing scam is a targeted attack, where the attacker has researched the victim to gain personal information and make the scam more believable.
Phishing Links
- Some of the top search results in Google are phishing links, highlighting the need for user caution when clicking on links in search results.
Social Media Scams
- Social media is full of fake accounts where scammers can create profiles that appear to be legitimate and impersonate real friends.
Vishing Attacks
- Vishing attacks are phone calls used by scammers to spoof real numbers, such as bank numbers, to deceive victims.
Cyber Security Compliance
- Cyber security compliance means following standards and regulatory requirements set by specific agencies, laws, or authorities.
- Cyber security compliance can be challenging for both attackers and users.
Cyber Security Compliance benefits
- Benefits of cybersecurity compliance include:
- Identifying, interpreting and preparing for potential data breaches.
- Improving an organization's security position.
- Building customer confidence and loyalty.
Cyber Security Compliance Implementation
- Forming a compliance team is necessary when implementing a thorough compliance program.
Cyber Security Controls
- Cyber security controls can be technical controls (passwords) or physical controls (cameras and fences).
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This quiz explores the concept of Industry 4.0, including its origin and key technologies such as digital twins, IoT, and cloud computing. It also addresses the associated cyber security challenges and vulnerabilities. Test your knowledge about the advancements and threats in this technological revolution.
