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aus dem Text: 'The term „industry 4.0“ describes the transition from a classic value-added chain to dynamic value-added networks. It is driven by four main design principles:  interconnection of machines and humans  information transparency  technical assistance to support humans  decentralized decisions This approach and its connected technologies, like IoT or cloud computing, enhance in the context of industrial production further flexibility and an increase in productivity through growing self-organisation and interlocking with logistics and planning processes. Extensive activities can be recorded in this field.

Conventional electrohydraulic solutions integrate easily into modern machine concepts by utilizing field bus technology. Nevertheless, most use cases are limited to machine automation concepts. Integration into higher-level data and IoT systems is the key for positioning of electrohydraulic solutions within the factory of the future. CytroConnect is a new approach for the integration of electrohydraulic systems into IoT environments and the corresponding market offerings. Bosch Rexroth decided not only to integrate IoT-ready features like pre-installed sensor packages but also a modular automation concept providing decentralized intelligence with an open multi-ethernet interface. An edge-to-cloud connectivity stack operated by Bosch turns the target into a Connected Product. The convergence of physical and digital product can be realized. Based on that the digital service CytroConnect solves concrete holistic use cases like visualization and condition monitoring by offering a web-based dashboard of all relevant sensor data that is accessible everywhere. Modular paid add-ons offered as risk-free monthly subscriptions address further smart maintenance and prediction use cases.

Modern industrial production processes are increasingly characterized by digital solutions in order to continuously increase their efficiency while taking sustainability aspects into account. Pneumatic components and systems have been and will continue to be an essential part of modern production plants and must face the special challenges posed by digitalization [... aus dem Text]

As industries are increasingly adapting to new technological trends for data collection and production efficiency, they are fulfilling the description of being part of the industry 4.0 (I4.0) paradigm. This swift development has led to unforeseen consequences concerning managerial and strategic aspects of security. In addition, threats and sophisticated attacks have increased, emphasizing a greater demand for information security management in the industrial setting. For smaller industrial manufacturers, information security management is not always available due the cost of resources, placing them in a challenging position. In addition, I4.0 introduces the area of OT/IT (Operational Technology and Information Technology) convergence, which is often heavily complex, creating the need for cross-competence. Furthermore, consequences from cyber attacks in the production domain can be catastrophic as they may endanger the safety and health of personnel. Thus, smaller manufacturing industries need to utilize existing resources to enable the prerequisites of managing security issues that may come with I4.0. Structuring and effectivizing the communication of security issues is needed to ensure that suitable competence can address security issues in a timely manner. The aspects of communication and competence are not addressed by current security standards and frameworks in the industrial context, nor are they equally applicable for smaller industrial organizations.  This study aims to contribute to the research field of information security in I4.0 by investigating how security vulnerabilities should be communicated at a smaller manufacturing industry that does not have an information security management system. The framework is based on a traditional incident response information flow and was designed at a Swedish manufacturing industry through the narrative of OT or production personnel.

This presentation is intended to inform about the enhancements to Creo Simulate 4.0 and the Roadmap for the future (5.0 +)