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Securely ConnectSecurely connect things, machines, work�ows, databases and people, who are on plant networks with those on enterprise networks. See new patterns, and optimize operations and supply chain work�ows

New attack vectors with enterprise and operations convergence

Who Is Behind these Attacks?

Reduce RiskIndustrial PC virtualization helps reduce risk by streamliningyour operating system and software patch updates

ShareShare intellectual property securely with global employees,

partners, and vendor ecosystems, helping scale expert resources

SafetyMinimize operational risk to plant equipment and employee safety

ProtectProtect intellectualproperty

AdhereAdhere to regulatory requirements

New Internet of Things (IoT) landscape with millions of connected machines globally

Islands of vulnerability on

factory �oors

Legacy industrial control systems

Extended plant-�oor access for partners and vendors across multiple sites

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What’s the Impact of a Security Breach?

Why Are Industrial Networks Vulnerable?

Loss of proprietary or con�dential information and intellectual property

Sabotage of safety systems

Health and safety risks for workers

Damaged brand, and loss of public con�dence

Physical or environmental damage and violation

Economic loss: downtime, disrupted production schedules,

and damaged machines/Lost revenue and market-share growth

Did You Know?

More than 1,000 IACS were targeted by

the Dragon�y espionage malware program in 2014

Second in percentage of spam in email by industry

Third in spear-phishing

One of the top three industries targeted in cyberespionage3

Manufacturing is

72% of manufacturersbelieve the main purposeof security is to reduce

risk versus being a competitive advantage2

20% increase in 2015 in cyber attacks on the

U.S. manufacturing sector1

1 http://www.insurancejournal.com/news/national/2016/01/15/395281.htm2 https://www.cisco.com/c/dam/assets/o�ers/pdfs/cybersecurity-growth-advantage.pdf (page 8 in the report; 11 in the pdf)3 http://www.verizonenterprise.com/verizon-insights-lab/dbir/2016/

72%20%

Security for Today’s Digital FactoriesProtect the manufacturing process from end to end

Bene�ts of Cisco Connected Factory Security

?

State-sponsored corporate espionage

groups

Dishonest employees

Hackers

Human error and outside

vendors

Global organized crime groups

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