Cisco Cyber Vision

The initial conversation between your key network support contact and our internal Cisco certified engineer is to discuss the expectations of the Cyber Vision deployment. We will work to comprise a list of required information prior to the start, ensuring all areas are covered.

When all parties are clear on what the Cyber Vision assessment involves, we will have in-depth discussions with all of your business stakeholders to determine and agree on the objectives and success criteria, along with defining the project timeline, schedule and any associated costs.

When everyone's expectations are clear, it is time to get your technical team involved, along with your key support contact and Impulse engineers to create a high-level map of the OT network and to decide on the most effective position to implement the Cyber Vision sensors. It is also a suitable time to discuss any top cyber security concerns your business may have.

With the Cyber Vision sensors installed and running, Impulse engineers will collect the data and review the initial findings with your technical team and answer any questions that may arise from these findings. It is also a suitable time to make any minor changes to the process including re-positioning any sensors.

With all parties satisfied with the process and initial findings, Impulse engineers will review the data collected from the sensors, group all devices and create an overview map of all devices connected to the network. In depth analysis of all communication flows and vulnerabilities will be completed and a list of recommendations will be put together in a detailed report.

With the full report now ready, Impulse with organise a workshop with all your business stakeholders to review the findings, discuss any recommendations and decide on the next step. This can be done at your site or at our dedicated Innovation Hub in Staffordshire.