What are three locations that Cisco Cyber Vision sensors can be deployed? (Choose three )

Question

Options

• AIE3400 Switch
• BIR1101 Router
• CISA 3000 Appliance
• DPIX Firewall
• EUCS Servers
• FCatalyst 9300 Switch
• GLoraWAN Gateway

• A
  88% (21)
• B
  8% (2)
• E
  4% (1)

Explanation

Cisco Cyber Vision sensors are designed to run as embedded software on select Cisco network devices already deployed within industrial environments. The IE3400 Switch (A) and Catalyst 9300 Switch (F) are both supported hardware platforms with the compute capability to host the Cyber Vision sensor application natively, and the LoRaWAN Gateway (G) extends visibility into IoT environments using low-power wide-area networks-an increasingly relevant deployment target for industrial OT monitoring.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B (IR1101 Router): While an industrial Cisco device, the IR1101 is not a certified Cyber Vision sensor host in the core deployment list.
• C (ISA 3000 Appliance): The ISA 3000 is a security appliance (firewall/IDS) for OT networks, not a Cyber Vision sensor host platform.
• D (PIX Firewall): The PIX is an end-of-life legacy Cisco firewall discontinued around 2009-it has no place in modern Cyber Vision deployments.
• E (UCS Servers): UCS is a data center compute platform; Cyber Vision sensors are embedded in network edge devices, not general-purpose servers.

Memory tip: Think of Cyber Vision sensors as living on the wire at the edge - switches (IE3400, Cat9300) see traffic inline, and LoRaWAN gateways extend that reach to low-power IoT endpoints. If the device sounds like a data center product (UCS) or is legacy/retired (PIX), eliminate it immediately.

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