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Abstract Today’s most advanced Industrial systems are built on a very solid information technology basis. To serve and to operate the extremely complex supply chain, the industry needs modern, interconnected infrastructure, where sensors, industrial and office devices are connected. Therefore, real-time demands could take immediate action in every step of the supply chain elements. The more complex the information infrastructure is, the more risk emerges in the field of cybersecurity. Cybersecurity threats are hands-on risks in the industrial sector. SCADA systems were just the first step to influence the operation of a factory, and that time governments have the privilege of this action (with enough financial and IT resources). Today, the game has changed, new players and methodologies have emerged, and revealing the correlation between motivation and capability (in the aspects of the industrial sector) is the key not just the continuous development but to survive either.