What are two ways CyberVision provides visibility and insights on industrial operations? (Choose two )

Question

Options

• Aprovides management of conveyor operations
• Bmonitors Automation Control Systems
• Cmaps industrial zones and conduits
• Dconducts motion analytics in robotics operations
• Edetects changes in the control system

• A
  92% (23)
• C
  4% (1)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

Note: The provided answer key (A, E) appears to contain an error. Based on Cisco CyberVision's documented capabilities, the correct answers are most likely B and E.

Cisco CyberVision is an OT/ICS visibility and security platform - it monitors Automation Control Systems (B) by performing deep packet inspection of industrial protocols to build an asset inventory, and detects changes in the control system (E) such as firmware updates, new device connections, or configuration modifications that could indicate a threat or misconfiguration. These two capabilities are the core of what makes CyberVision a visibility tool for industrial operations.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (conveyor management): CyberVision is a passive monitoring/security tool - it does not manage or control physical operations like conveyors.
• C (maps industrial zones and conduits): While CyberVision does visualize network topology, mapping IEC 62443 zones and conduits is more of a design/segmentation activity; CyberVision discovers the topology rather than formally mapping zones.
• D (motion analytics/robotics): CyberVision analyzes network traffic and protocols, not physical motion or robot kinematics.

Memory tip: Think of CyberVision as a "watch and alert" tool - it watches what your automation systems are doing (B) and alerts you when something changes (E). It observes; it does not manage.

If your exam source consistently lists A and E as correct, verify against the official Cisco CyberVision datasheet, as answer keys from third-party prep sites sometimes contain errors.

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