Industry 4.0 brings many advantages to the manufacturing industry, including access to real-time data and forecasting that minimizes downtime and identifies problems before they arise. However, IoT also means manufacturing organizations must stay on top of modern cybersecurity issues.

In this webinar, Sightline Systems President and CEO Brandon Witte is joined by Unisys Vice President of Global Channel and Alliances – Security Lance Vaughn to share insights into manufacturing cybersecurity in 2021. You will learn:

What areas in your organization are most vulnerable to system infiltration
Where cyber attacks are likely to originate
What each stage of a modern cyber attack looks like
Why manufacturing organizations are facing the biggest cybersecurity risks in history
How effective cybersecurity can leverage data analytics tools to identify and stop risks and attacks

Listen as Witte and Vaughn use their expertise in data analytics and cybersecurity, respectively, to help illuminate key issues you should be aware of when addressing cybersecurity in 2021.

Part of the Sightline and Unisys Cybersecurity Webinar Series

Speakers

Lance Vaughn

VP Global Channel And Alliances, Security, Unisys Corporation

Vaughn has over 20 years’ experience selling complex, enterprise-grade security software, hardware, and professional services. Vaughn has led and collaborated with cross-functional solution teams to create and build competitive global solutions which have consistently exceeded YoY revenue growth through multi-year managed security services and cyber security software sales across multiple industries, regions and verticals.

Brandon Witte

President and CEO, Sightline Systems

Brandon Witte is President and CEO of Sightline Systems and has over 25 years of experience in the software industry. His extensive background in enterprise strategy, business architecture, data intelligence, cybersecurity, and his specialized knowledge of the IoT & Industry 4.0 sector make him an expert in the field of how data intelligence & IoT cybersecurity can come together to combat the growing threat of cyber attacks.