Global aviation continues to experience regular attacks on several fronts; whether it is a single drone bringing an international airport to a standstill, a breach leading to the widespread loss of customer data or disruption caused by a direct attack on operational systems, the cost of vulnerabilities in our IT and OT systems appears to be mounting.

IT/OT and IoT convergence in avionics, navigation, communications and passenger information systems, in-flight and ground services has led to an increasing reliance on internet connectivity, real-time data exchange and automated industrial control systems. With this new paradigm of hyper-connectivity in aviation and aviation-related systems, the industry is having to face the reality of an expanded threat surface and increased complexity in managing risk and ensuring business continuity.

Do not miss the Cyber Senate Aviation Cybersecurity conference taking place this Nov 5/6th in London UK, as we progress our collaborative discussion with Airlines, Airports, ANSPs, Ground Handling Service Providers, and the Aviation Supply Chain.

www.aviationcybersecurity.com