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28 | /INSIGHT ON MANUFACTURING • September 2017 w w w.in s i g h t o n m f g . c o m DAY ONE PROGRAMMING : OCTOBER 25, 2017 1:30PM - 4:30PM PREVIEW PAGE 3 1:30PM Managing Cybersecurity Risk for Manufacturers: What You Need to Know Jeff Olejnik | Director, Risk Advisory Services at Wipfli Cybersecurity has become a nonnegotiable responsibility for companies of every size and in every industry including manufacturing, especially as cyber attacks within the industry are on the rise. Business interruption, including supply chain disruption and cyber incidents (e.g. cyber crime, data breach, IT failure) are top risks for all manufacturers. The growing reliance on automation, big data, and IoT have elevated the importance of cybersecurity. In fact, 92% of manufacturers cited cybersecurity concerns in their SEC disclosures in 2016. In addition, manufacturers' clients are assessing their own supply chain risk and are requiring assurance from business partners regarding the quality of cybersecurity controls. This session will provide an overview of the cybersecurity threat landscape facing manufacturers, tips on managing risk, insights for gaining executive sponsorship and implementing a cybersecurity initiative, and assurance about cybersecurity preparedness. Tom Pentek, Group Senior Manager-Cybersecurity, from Techtronic Industries will also provide firsthand insight on lessons learned from his journey to gain support from business executives to develop a culture of cybersecurity awareness at a global manufacturing company. 3:15PM Introduction to Robotics Eric Kraus | Automation Specialist, DOIG Corporation This session will be an introduction to Robots in Manufacturing for the Executive that needs the basics, but is contemplating the use of robotic automation in their business. Topics to be covered include: What Exactly is a Robot?; Advantages/Disadvantages of Robots; Misconceptions ("Won't this put a lot of people out of jobs?"); Robotic Terms & Demonstrations (Robot vs. Cobot); Safety Considerations; Robot Cell Cost Considerations; Outsource vs. Internal Project; Common Mistakes in Robotic Applications; How Do I Pick That Ideal First Project? TECHNOLOGY TRACK SPONSOR: JEFF OLEJNIK Wipfl i ERIC KRAUS DOIG Corporation Manufacturing First CELLS are exclusive booth spaces designed to give the attendees opportunities to continue their education throughout the day. These elite CELLS are quick, on demand ways to learn skills, interact with other manufacturers, and stay in the middle of all of the action. Three of the cells will feature: XCELLD DAY 2 FEATURE - XCELLD

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