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Cisco Cyber Vision

Cisco® Cyber Vision enables organizations to ensure the continuity,
resilience, and safety of their industrial operations by providing
continuous visibility into their Industrial Control Systems (ICS) to
understand their security posture, improve their industrial networks
efficiency, and extend IT security to their industrial operations.

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Contents

Product overview........................................................................................................................3

Features and benefits..................................................................................................................4

Platform support.......................................................................................................................12

Licensing...................................................................................................................................16

Ordering information.................................................................................................................17

Warranty information.................................................................................................................18

Cisco environmental sustainability............................................................................................18

Cisco and Partner Services.......................................................................................................18

Cisco Capital.............................................................................................................................18

Document history......................................................................................................................19

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Product overview

The deeper integration between IT, cloud, and industrial networks is exposing your Industrial Control Systems
(ICS) to cyber threats. As you begin to capture the benefits of your industry digitization efforts and start deploying
Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) technologies, you need a cybersecurity solution to help you ensure the continuity,
resilience, and safety of your industrial operations.

Cisco Cyber Vision has been specifically designed for industrial organizations to gain full visibility into their
industrial networks, providing precise information on their OT security posture so they can build secure
infrastructures, drive regulatory compliance, and enforce security policies to control risks.

Cisco Cyber Vision combines a unique edge monitoring architecture and deep integration with Cisco’s leading
security portfolio. Built into your Cisco industrial network equipment, it can be easily deployed at scale to monitor
your industrial assets and their application flows in real time. It is the ideal solution to feed your IT Security
Operations Center (SOC) with OT context, so you can build a unified IT/OT cybersecurity architecture.

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Features and benefits

Table 1. Features and benefits

Feature Benefit

Unique edge architecture Easily deploy OT security at scale. Cyber Vision sensors are embedded in
select Cisco networking equipment so you don’t have to deploy dedicated
appliances or build an out-of-band SPAN collection network. Cyber Vision
can also monitor industrial networks built with third-party equipment.

Zero-touch provisioning Automate enrollment of Cyber Vision sensors and deploy large scale
infrastructures in minutes. Keep sensors always up-to-date without any
manual task or service interruption.

No network overload No need for additional network resources. Cyber Vision sensors decode
industrial network traffic at the edge and only send lightweight metadata
to the Cyber Vision Center. This unique architecture only adds 2% to 5%
load to your industrial network.

Passive and active discovery Cyber Vision monitors your industrial operations by passively capturing
and decoding network traffic using Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) of
industrial control protocols. More information can be collected with active
discovery that sends extremely precise and nondisruptive requests in the
semantics of the specific ICS protocol at play.

100% visibility Only Cyber Vision’s distributed edge active discovery can give you 100%
visibility into your industrial network. It sends targeted inquiries to assets
from sensors embedded in network equipment, so these messages
are not blocked by firewalls or Network Address Translation (NAT)
boundaries, resulting in 100% visibility.

Global view on all your sites Drive governance and compliance with detailed security information
on all your industrial sites. The Cyber Vision Global Center seamlessly
aggregates data from all local centers so that CISO and security teams
have centralized visibility into assets and events per site and across sites.

Dynamic asset inventory Build appropriate security policies and increase operational efficiency.
Cyber Vision gives you real-time, detailed visibility into your industrial
assets, their communication patterns, and application flows.

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Feature Benefit

Risk scoring Focus on immediate threats and prioritize actions to quickly improve your
security posture. Cyber Vision calculates risks for each device, as well as
for specific site, line or any dataset. It even provides guidance on what
can be done to proactively reduce risks.

Map views Visualize the activity of your control network. Cyber Vision offers several
types of maps to show your assets and their communications. Quickly
spot threats and anomalies, thanks to color coding.

Document zones and Easily build security policies. Cyber Vision lets you group assets into
conduits zones (production cells, buildings, substations, etc.) so operation teams
can share logical network information with IT and build security policies
according to ISA/IEC 62443.

Operational insights Reduce downtime and improve network efficiency. Cyber Vision monitors
all OT events to spot device problems before they disrupt production and
help operations troubleshoot issues faster. It identifies problematic network
patterns so IT can optimize configurations and network performance.

OT tags Immediately understand the role of each device and what it is doing.
Cyber Vision translates application flows into human-readable tags, so
you know what is going on, even if you’re not a protocol expert.

Preset views Easily dive into your dataset by using preset and custom views that
highlight what really matters to you, helping you focus your detection
strategy and share targeted information with colleagues.

Security insights Quickly understand your current security status, identify anomalies
and vulnerabilities, and respond to threats. Cyber Vision offers various
dashboards, reports, and event histories to easily spot security issues and
share information with all stakeholders.

Security posture reports Better drive OT security governance with detailed reports on the security
posture of your industrial operations or any specific parts of your
operations, including Remote Access reports to detect rogue remote
access gateways deployed in the OT environment.

Vulnerability detection Keep your industrial assets safe. Cyber Vision alerts you to hardware and
software vulnerabilities that need to be patched.

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Feature Benefit

Intrusion detection (IDS) Uncover the cybersecurity threats coming from your IT network. Cyber
Vision integrates the Snort IDS engine leveraging Talos® subscription rules
(including Shared Object rules) to detect known and emerging threats
such as malware or malicious traffic.

Anomaly detection Detect deviations from what normal process behaviors should be. Easily
create multiple baselines to profile your industrial operations or focus
on what is most critical to you (such as a particular asset or specific
behaviors such as remote access). Deviations immediately trigger alerts.

Correlate IT/OT security Enhance your security event management practice. Cyber Vision is pre-
events integrated with leading SIEM and SOAR platforms such as IBM QRadar
or SPLUNK, and can forward OT events and alerts to any other tool using
Syslog. To avoid event fatigue, it even lets you choose which event types
should be shared.

IT/OT collaboration Leverage OT knowledge of industrial assets and processes. Cyber Vision
helps build a collaborative workflow between IT and OT to efficiently
secure production. OT can report security events by providing additional
context. IT can add custom properties to OT assets and groups to
document specificities, dependencies, and stakeholders.

Extend IT security to OT Build a unified OT/IT SOC. Cyber Vision is fully integrated with Cisco IT
security platforms (and others) and feeds them with rich details on OT
assets and events. Creating OT security policies and remediating threats
using existing IT tools is now much easier.

Rich integration with IT Easily share OT context with your IT tools. Cyber Vision comes
preintegrated with many third-party solutions such as firewalls or
ServiceNow’s OT Management, and has a rich REST API to build your
custom integration. The API Explorer helps you write and test API calls via
a friendly user interface and comes with code samples to get you started.

On-premise or in the Cloud Deploy where and how you prefer. On premise using a hardware or a
virtual appliance, or in the cloud. Cyber Vision can be installed on Amazon
Web Services or Microsoft Azure.

Information assurance and Protect your organization’s data and comply with information security
compliance standards using Cyber Vision in FIPS 140-2 mode.

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Security built into your industrial network

Cisco Cyber Vision’s unique edge computing architecture embeds security monitoring components within our
industrial network equipment. There’s no need to source dedicated appliances and think about how to install them.
There’s no need to build an out-of-band network to send industrial network flows to a central security platform.
Cyber Vision enables the industrial network to collect the information required to provide comprehensive visibility,
analytics, and threat detection. Network managers will appreciate the unique simplicity and lower costs of the
Cyber Vision architecture for deploying OT security at scale.

Security Operations Center

Enterprise IT
(Purdue Level 4) Cisco Catalyst 9300 Network
FMC ISE XDR SIEM
Analytics

Industrial DMZ Cisco Secure Firewall

Sensor Cyber Vision

Industrial
Center
Operations Cisco Catalyst 9300
(Purdue Level 0-3) with Cyber Vision Sensor Historian SCADA Lightweight
metadata

Sensor
SPAN Sensor
Cisco IE3x00 Switch
with Cyber Vision Sensor
HMI Cisco IC3000 HMI
Cyber Vision Sensor
SIS
PLC/RTU/IED PLC/RTU/IED

Zone-1 Zone-2

Figure 1. Cyber Vision’s network sensors provide the flexibility for gaining visibility at scale without impacting network performance

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Comprehensive visibility

Cyber Vision leverages passive and active discovery mechanisms to identify all your assets, their characteristics,
and their communications. Active discovery queries are extremely precise and nondisruptive. They use the
semantic of the protocols at play to gather details on all your industrial assets, including Windows-based systems.
Because queries are initiated from Cyber Vision sensors embedded in Cisco network equipment forming the
industrial network, they are not blocked by firewalls or NAT boundaries, resulting in comprehensive visibility.

This wealth of information on assets, communication maps, and operational and security events can be access by
local OT and IT team members. It can also be aggregated in a Cyber Vision Global Center, for large organizations
to gain global visibility across all sites and drive governance and compliance.

Global visibility on all sites from a central console

Cyber Vision Global Center Global Center
Global view for SOC
and CISO teams
Local Center
HQ SOC View for local IT
and OT teams
Site A Site B Site C
Cyber Vision Center Cyber Vision Center Cyber Vision Center

Sensor

SPAN
Sensor Sensor Sensor Sensor

Sensor SPAN Sensor

Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Zone 1 Zone 2

Figure 2. Cyber Vision leverages a nonintrusive edge architecture to offer detailed information to local and global stakeholders

Security posture

Cisco Cyber Vision combines protocol analysis, intrusion detection, vulnerability detection and behavioral analysis
to help you understand your security posture. It automatically calculates risk scores for each component, device
and any specific parts of your operations to highlight critical issues so you can prioritize what needs to be
fixed. Each score comes with guidance on how to reduce your exposure so you can be proactive and build an
improvement process to address risks.

Cyber Vision’s detection engine leverages threat intelligence from Cisco Talos, one of the world’s leading
cybersecurity research team and the official developer of Snort signature files. The Cyber Vision threat knowledge
base is updated every week to include the latest list of asset vulnerabilities and IDS signatures.

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Operational insights

Cisco Cyber Vision automatically uncovers the smallest details of the production infrastructure: vendor references,
firmware and hardware versions, serial numbers, rack slot configuration, etc. It identifies asset relationships,
communication patterns, and more. Information is shown in various types of maps, tables, and reports.

Cisco Cyber Vision gives OT engineers real-time insight into the actual status of industrial processes, such as
unexpected variable changes or controller modifications, so they can quickly troubleshoot production issues and
maintain uptime. Cyber experts can easily dive into all this data to investigate security events. Chief information
security officers have all the necessary information to document incident reports and drive regulatory compliance.

The product uses tags to highlight asset roles and communication contexts, so that any OT and IT team member
can easily understand the industrial infrastructure and operational events, regardless of the asset brand or
references. IT teams can then work with OT staff to drive best practices such as patching vulnerable assets,
tracking default password uses, improving network segmentation, and more.

100% visibility and insights on industrial operations

Map industrial zones and conduits

Understand security posture with risk scoring

Detailed asset inventory

Track control system activities

Figure 3. Gain operational insights into your assets, industrial processes, communication flows and your security posture

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IT security integrations

Cyber Vision’s detailed asset inventory and visibility into OT events provide value to both operations and IT
security teams. Out-of-the-box integrations with Cisco’s security portfolio, as well as with a broad set of third-
party solutions, extend Cyber Vision’s insight to risk and compliance monitoring and reporting, security policy
enforcement, and much more. It extends the IT SOC to the OT domain.

Cyber Vision integrates seamlessly with leading SIEM systems such as IBM QRadar or SPLUNK so security analysts
can trace industrial events in their existing tools and start correlating OT/IT events. Leveraging Cyber Vision’s rich
API, IT and OT teams can feed any existing tool with deep knowledge on industrial assets, network traffic, and
security posture.

Cyber Vision
OT asset inventory and security posture

T OT
NTEX CON
CO TEXT
OT
Cisco Secure Firewall Cisco ISE
Traffic Filtering Access Control
Macro-segmentation VISIBILITY Zero-Trust Micro-segmentation

Cyber Vision Sensors

Deep Packet Inspection and distributed active discovery
built into your Cisco industrial network Cisco XDR
Cisco Secure Analytics
Correlate Threat Intelligence
Netflow analysis
Orchestrate Remediation

The broadest OT security solution on the market. Powered by Talos Threat Intelligence

Figure 4. Cyber Vision extends your IT security operations to OT by feeding your existing tools with context on industrial assets and events

Cisco XDR

Are you seeing an abnormal behavior in Cisco Cyber Vision? Just click the “Report to XDR” button to create a case
in Cisco XDR for an analyst to investigate and launch remediation via specific playbooks and custom workflows.
The XDR ribbon always available on the Cyber Vision user interface makes it even easier to trigger remediation
workflows and quickly contain threats. The ribbon highlights all observables Cyber Vision has detected (IP and
MAC addresses, usernames, hostnames, URLs, and more) so you can easily pivot to XDR with OT context and
launch detailed investigations. Cisco XDR leverages intelligence from Cisco Secure Endpoint, Secure Network
Analytics, Secure Firewall, Umbrella, Talos intelligence feeds, and other connected technologies (Cisco and third
party) to give you a complete view of threats and activities across your IT and OT networks.

To learn more about how Cyber Vision and Cisco XDR work together, please read the solution brief.

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Cisco Secure Firewall

Network segmentation is a key pillar to securing your network and protecting critical processes. Cyber Vision can
share asset groups created by control engineers with Firewall Management Center (FMC) to influence access
control policies managed by Cisco Secure Firewall and restrict communications within the industrial network.
Because OT asset groups are shared as dynamic objects via the Cisco Secure Dynamic Attribute Connector
(CSDAC), any change made in Cyber Vision is automatically reflected in FMC, keeping rules up-to-date without
tedious manual updates and policy deployment.

For more information on using dynamic attributes in Cisco Secure Firewall policies, please read this documentation.

Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE)

Extend software-based network segmentation policies to your industrial control network and start enforcing zero
trust security. Cyber Vision shares discovered hosts, protocols, communications patterns, and more with Cisco
ISE through pxGrid to extend ISE’s awareness and policy enforcement into the control network. Cisco ISE can also
leverage asset groups created by control engineers in Cyber Vision to automatically build secure zones and drive
dynamic micro-segmentation of the industrial network. Just move an asset to another group in Cyber Vision to
have ISE automatically apply the corresponding security policy to this asset.

To learn more about how Cyber Vision and ISE work together, please read the solution brief.

Cisco Secure Network Analytics

Extend behavioral analytics by looking at telemetry from your network infrastructure. Cisco Secure Network
Analytics uses Cyber Vision insights to add context to the network flows it monitors and speed up incident
response and forensics by pinpointing ICS assets on alarms.

REST API

Cyber Vision exposes functionality and data access through a REST API. This allows for custom integration
of third-party and homegrown applications for compliance and risk reporting, system and event monitoring,
dashboards, and more. The built-in API Explorer offers a friendly user interface to build your own API calls,
test them, and generate code easily. Out-of-the-box integrations are available such as with ServiceNow OT
Management.

Common Event Format (CEF)

Cyber Vision discovery and event data may be output in Common Event Format (CEF) syslog for consumption by
any number of third-party applications such as SIEM solutions, Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response
(SOAR) platforms, and more. Free add-ons are available for easy integration with IBM QRadar and Splunk OT.

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Platform support

Cisco Cyber Vision is built on a unique edge architecture consisting of multiple sensor devices that perform deep
packet inspection, protocol analysis, and intrusion detection within your industrial network and an aggregation
platform known as Cyber Vision Center. Cyber Vision Center stores data coming from the sensors and provides the
user interface, analytics, behavioral analysis, reporting, API, and more. It may be run on a hardware appliance or as
a virtual machine. The sensors are supported on the platforms listed in the table below.

Table 2. Platforms for Cyber Vision products

Product components Platforms supported

Hardware sensor appliance Cisco IC3000 Industrial Compute Gateway (IC3000-2C2F-K9)

Network sensor Cisco Catalyst® IE3300 Rugged Series switch (models with 4 GB RAM only)

Cisco Catalyst IE3400 Rugged Series switch

Cisco Catalyst IE3400 Heavy Duty Series switch

Cisco Catalyst IE9300 Rugged Series switch

Cisco Catalyst IR1100 Rugged Series Routers

Cisco Catalyst IR1800 Rugged Series Routers

Cisco Catalyst IR8300 Rugged Series Router

Cisco Catalyst 9300 and 9300X Series switch

Cisco Catalyst 9400 Series switch

Rockwell Stratix 5800 switch

Center hardware appliance Cisco UCS C225 M6N Rack Server (CV-CNTR-M6N configuration)

Center software appliance VMware ESXi software appliance

Microsoft Hyper-V software appliance

Amazon AWS software appliance

Microsoft Azure software appliance

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Cyber Vision sensor hardware specifications

Please refer to the associated data sheets for hardware specifications:

• Cisco IC3000 Industrial Compute Gateway

• Cisco Catalyst IE3300 Rugged Series switch

• Cisco Catalyst IE3400 Rugged Series switch

• Cisco Catalyst IE3400 Heavy Duty Series switch

• Cisco Catalyst IE9300 Rugged Series switch

• Cisco Catalyst IR1100 Rugged Series Routers

• Cisco Catalyst IR1800 Rugged Series Router

• Cisco Catalyst IR8300 Rugged Series Router

• Cisco Catalyst 9300 and 9300X Series switch

• Cisco Catalyst 9400 Series switch

• Rockwell Stratix 5800 switch

Cyber Vision Center hardware appliance specifications

Table 3. Cyber Vision Center hardware appliance specifications

Item CV-CNTR-M6N

Form factor 1RU Cisco UCS C225 M6N Rack Server

Processors AMD 2.85GHz 7443P with 24 cores

Memory Eight 16GB RDIMM SRx4 3200MHz

RAID Software enabled RAID will provide RAID 1 or RAID 10 depending on number
of drives

Internal storage Two or Four 1.6 TB NVMe Extreme Perf. High Endurance drives

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Item CV-CNTR-M6N

Embedded Network Dual 10GBASE-T Intel x710 Ethernet ports

Interface Cards (NICs)

Power supplies Hot-pluggable, redundant Cisco UCS 1050W AC Power Supply for Rack Server

Management Cisco Intersight™

Cisco Integrated Management Controller (IMC)

Cisco UCS Manager

Rack options Cisco ball-bearing rail kit or friction rail kit with optional reversible cable
management arm

Please refer to the Cisco UCS C225 M6N Rack Server data sheets for additional hardware specifications.

Cyber Vision Center hardware appliance performance

Table 4. Cisco Cyber Vision Center (Standalone/Local) hardware appliance scale

Item CV-CNTR-M6N

Max components 50,000

Max number of sensors 300

Max number of flows stored 16 million

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Table 5. Cisco Cyber Vision Global Center scale

Item CV-CNTR-M6N

Max components synced 150,000

Max number of registered centers 20

Cyber Vision Center virtual appliance specifications

Table 6. Minimum specifications* for the Cyber Vision Center virtual appliance

Characteristic Private Cloud Public Cloud

CPU Intel Xeon, 10 cores Intel Xeon, 10 cores

Memory 32 GB minimum 32 GB minimum

Storage 1 TB SSD minimum 1 TB SSD minimum

Virtualization software • VMware ESXi 6.x or later • Amazon Web Services

• Microsoft Hyper-V on • Microsoft Azure
Windows Server 2016 or later

*These VM requirements support monitoring of up to 10000 endpoints.

The Cisco Cyber Vision Center virtual appliance may be downloaded directly from software.cisco.com.

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Licensing

Cisco Cyber Vision is licensed using a recurring subscription model based on the number of endpoints monitored
and is available in 1-, 3-, 5-, and 7-year terms. Licensing is available in two tiers—Essentials and Advantage—
that provide different levels of capabilities to meet your particular requirements. The product uses Cisco Smart
Licensing with the option for Specific License Reservation (SLR) licenses for air-gapped networks. Please note
that a current subscription license includes access to Cyber Vision Center and sensor software, which may be
downloaded directly from software.cisco.com.

Table 7. Licensing tiers

Licensing levels
Essentials Advantage
Inventory Includes Essentials features, plus:
• Device inventory Security Posture
• Identify communication patterns • Device Risk Scoring
• Generate inventory reports • Security posture reports
Vulnerability Intrusion Detection (IDS)
• Identify device vulnerabilities • Snort IDS on supported sensors
• Generate vulnerability reports • Talos community signatures (New rules may be added 30 days after
Activities release)
• Track control system events Behavior Monitoring
• Generate device activity reports • User-created baselines for asset behaviors
Restful API • Alerts on deviations
• REST API programming interface Advanced integration
• Cisco XDR Ribbon
• pxGrid integration with ISE
• Firepower Host Attribute integration
• SIEM Integration – Splunk, IBM QRadar
• ServiceNow OT Management integration
Talos subscriber rules option for Cyber Vision IDS
(Requires Cyber Vision Advantage; licensed per IDS sensor deployed)
• Talos subscription signatures, specifically curated for industrial networks
• Immediate rules availability
• 15x more rules compared to community signatures

Endpoint license packs are available for any number of endpoints required. IDS is available on the Cyber Vision
Center as well as on the Cisco IC3000 hardware sensor, the Catalyst IR8300 Rugged router and the Catalyst 9300,
9300X or 9400 switches.
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Ordering information

Cisco Cyber Vision is available for order today. Please visit the Cisco Ordering home page for more information.

Table 8. Cyber Vision product IDs

Product ID Product description

CV-LICENSE Cyber Vision subscription license

CV-CNTR-M6N Cyber Vision Center hardware appliance

(Cisco UCS C225 M6N Rack Server)

IC3000-2C2F-K9 Cyber Vision Sensor hardware appliance

(Cisco IC3000 Industrial Compute Gateway)

CV-IDS-CNTR Talos subscriber rules license for Cyber Vision Center IDS
(hardware and virtual appliance)

CV-IDS-IC3000 Talos subscriber rules license for Cyber Vision IDS on

IC3000-2C2F-K9 sensor

CV-IDS-IR8300 Talos subscriber rules license for Cyber Vision IDS on

Catalyst IR8300 sensor

CV-IDS-C9000 Talos subscriber rules license for Cyber Vision IDS on

Catalyst 9300/9300X/9400 sensor

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Warranty information

Please refer to the respective data sheets for the IC3000 Industrial Compute Gateway and the Cisco UCS C225
M6N Rack Server for warranty information.

Cisco environmental sustainability

Please refer to the respective data sheets for the IC3000 Industrial Compute Gateway and the Cisco UCS C225
M6N Rack Server for sustainability information.

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Services for planning, deploying, and support

Services provided by Cisco and our certified partners are available to help you through the assessment, design,
deployment, and operational phases of your Cisco Cyber Vision project. Whether you need some expert advice,
support throughout the entire project, or something in between, we, together with our partners, have the experts
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Document history

New or revised topic Described in Date

Added support for Catalyst IE9300 Rugged switches, FIPS Version 4.1.4 January 2023
compliance

Added details on visibility features and availability of others Version 4.2 April 2023

Added support for UCS M6, Catalyst 9300X switches, and new Version 4.3 November
features 2023

Removed UCS M5. Added support for Cisco XDR and FMC CSDAC Version 4.4 April 2024

Added support for Catalyst IR1800 Rugged routers and ZTP Version 5.0 July 2024

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