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In 2016, hundreds of thousands found themselves without power following a cyberattack on a major Ukrainian energy plant north of Kiev. The attack targeted a specific digital relay with malware that resulted in broad system failure.

Data modeling is all about standardization. It enables interoperability, shows intent, determines trust, and ensures proper data governance. Given the criticality of usable data at scale for Industry 4.0, many manufacturers have turned to ISA-95—probably the most commonly recognized data-modeling standard around the world—for guidance.

Cyberattacks against industrial control systems (ICS) are growing in number and sophistication each year. The potential financial impacts from these attacks are growing in parallel. Major attacks, like the Colonial Pipeline and JBS meat plant incidents, have served as harsh reminders about the necessity of operational technology (OT) cybersecurity solutions.

Each production facility produces some data as it continues production, but what happens to this data? How will Industry 4.0 and Digital Transformation evaluate this data? Although modeling industrial data may seem difficult, it is definitely not. HighByte Intelligence Hub is designed to meet all your needs.