SkyRadar Blog

The ENISA Threat Landscape - Transport Sector  report was recently published, focusing on the EU and four transport sectors - aviation, maritime, rail, and road. In this article, we discuss what is important for Aviation.

Defining rules for the identification & management of information security risks in aviation organizations & aviation competent authorities.

The ability to digitally prove who you are on a national scale across the private and public sectors has the potential to improve user experience, strengthen security, and boost economic growth. For the consumer, it’s about simplicity, transparency, personal control of data, and reliability.

On Sunday 09.10.2022, the commander of the German Bundeswehr's Territorial Command General Breuer has warned of increasing attacks on the infrastructure in Germany. According to Breuer "every substation, every power plant, every pipeline can be attacked, can be a possible target" of these hybrid threats.

Ground-to-Ground and Ground-to-Air interoperability make perimeter-orientation in cybersecurity obsolete. Cyber-security needs to be data-centric. Identity for systems and humans is a keystone in interconnected ATM.

Air Traffic Management (ATM) systems support aircraft in their transition from departure to destination. Given their strategic importance to societies and economies, they are an appealing target for cyber threat actors.

Increased aviation capacity, cost savings and a continuously reducing CO2 impact build on reliable interoperability and information exchanged within and between various ANSPs and connected players. This impacts SMC and Cybersecurity requirements.

Military forces around the world have had to contend with political issues between their nations for thousands of years. In the early days of our world, wars would be fought over land, property, kingdoms, resources, and differences in belief systems. The world has evolved over the past several centuries between the bronze age, renaissance and industrial.

The aviation sector plays a critical role in allowing people to travel domestically and globally. Millions of people rely on the safety, security and resilience of airlines, airports and the systems that support them.