Title: Distinguish among automation systems used by subsectors within manufacturing.
Course: Cybersecurity in Manufacturing, Advanced (13002-IV) > Section: Analyzing Automated Production Processes

Distinction may include subsectors such as

- Food Manufacturing: NAICS 311
- Beverage and Tobacco Product Manufacturing: NAICS 312
- Textile Mills: NAICS 313
- Textile Product Mills: NAICS 314
- Apparel Manufacturing: NAICS 315
- Leather and Allied Product Manufacturing: NAICS 316
- Wood Product Manufacturing: NAICS 321
- Paper Manufacturing: NAICS 322
- Printing and Related Support Activities: NAICS 323
- Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing: NAICS 324
- Chemical Manufacturing: NAICS 325
- Plastics and Rubber Products Manufacturing: NAICS 326
- Nonmetallic Mineral Product Manufacturing: NAICS 327
- Primary Metal Manufacturing: NAICS 331
- Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing: NAICS 332
- Machinery Manufacturing: NAICS 333
- Computer and Electronic Product Manufacturing: NAICS 334
- Electrical Equipment, Appliance, and Component Manufacturing: NAICS 335
- Transportation Equipment Manufacturing: NAICS 336
- Furniture and Related Product Manufacturing: NAICS 337
- Miscellaneous Manufacturing: NAICS 339

Teacher Resource: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), U.S. Department of Labor (DOL)

Process/Skill Questions:

- What manufacturing industries are located in the local geographic area?
- What types of jobs are available in the manufacturing industry?
- What jobs in a company are related to the production of products?
- Who in the local area works in manufacturing?
- How might the local area benefit from manufacturing?
- How do cybersecurity needs differ across automation systems in critical infrastructure sectors (e.g., chemical plants, energy facilities)?