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How does Cisco Cyber Vision benefit Industrial Control Engineers'?
The correct answer is A. 100% visibility of assets and insights on industrial operations. Cisco Cyber Vision gives Industrial Control Engineers complete visibility into all OT (Operational Technology) assets on their network, along with actionable insights into how industrial processes are operating - making option A correct. This matters because engineers can't…
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How does Cisco Cyber Vision benefit Industrial Control Engineers'?
Options
- A100% visibility of assets and insights on industrial operations
- Boutsources plant operations to IT
- Cpushes security responsibility to the enterprise
- Dallows security operations to be disconnected from operations
How the community answered
(44 responses)- A91% (40)
- B2% (1)
- C2% (1)
- D5% (2)
Explanation
Cisco Cyber Vision gives Industrial Control Engineers complete visibility into all OT (Operational Technology) assets on their network, along with actionable insights into how industrial processes are operating - making option A correct. This matters because engineers can't protect or optimize what they can't see, and Cyber Vision passively monitors ICS/SCADA environments without disrupting operations.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- B is wrong because Cyber Vision doesn't transfer plant operations to IT - OT teams retain full control; it simply bridges OT and IT visibility.
- C is wrong because the tool actually shares security responsibility across IT and OT rather than pushing it entirely to the enterprise side.
- D is the opposite of the goal - Cyber Vision's purpose is to integrate security operations with OT operations, not disconnect them.
Memory tip: Think of Cyber Vision as a "security camera for your factory floor" - it watches everything (100% visibility) and tells you what's happening (operational insights), but it doesn't hand control to anyone else or disconnect anything.
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