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The interconnectivity of digital systems has become an intrinsic part of Aviation operations, with continued activity relying on information technology systems. As these systems have advanced, so too has the threat of cyber-attacks, putting Aviation’s most critical operations at risk.
With access to some of the most critical infrastructure and customer data out of any industry, attackers have identified the Aviation sector as a high-value target, in which the following types of threat are prevalent.
530%
Cyber-attacks are up from 2019 to 2020 in reported incidents across the aviation industry.
95%
Cyber-attacks were financially motivated. This led to financial loss in 55% of cases and the leaking or theft of personal data in an additional 34% of cases.
$100.51 billion
$100.51 billion
The aviation and defense cybersecurity market is expected to grow to $100.51 billion in 2026 at a CAGR of 11.5%.
The sustainable culture of safety adopted by the Aviation industry has meant that there are continuous changes and enhancements for Aviation regulations, making it challenging for organizations to keep up with such standards.
With airlines, airports, governments, international agencies, and independent Aviation stakeholders all striving to enhance their Aviation security capabilities, operational efficiency is at the heart of the matter. It will in turn depend heavily on the ability of these organizations to implement a strong and consistent cybersecurity strategy that meets local and international regulations.
With tens of thousands of people handling critical information every day in the Aviation sector, there is a high likelihood of a data breach. From passengers’ passport information to cloud-based systems that store critical flight data on routes, flight weight and optimal fuel information; there are a multitude of ways that cyber criminals could utilize such critical data to jeopardize the safety and security of Aviation operations and the people involved in them.
A ransomware attack has the power to not only halt local airport operations but to disrupt international travel, costing millions for every minute of a delay. Data from the FAA indicates that delayed flights in 2019 cost the industry an average of $33 billion, with airlines, passengers, airports and associated third party providers all sharing the impact.
Dionach has assisted business to build strong foundations for security, compliance, and operational excellence for 24 years.
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The multi-faceted and multi-disciplinary nature of Aviation cybersecurity means that it is critical to develop a common vision for defining a global cybersecurity strategy. Aligning with local and international Aviation security and management provisions, your cybersecurity strategy should evolve around the following components –
Released in 2020 by the Civil Aviation Authority, CAA Assure is a third-party cybersecurity audit scheme that has been developed in partnership with CREST to provide rigorous and continuous audits to organizations in the Aviation sector.
As a regulatory responsibility, Aviation organizations must ensure they meet the oversight responsibilities that fall under CAP 1753 – ‘The Cybersecurity Oversight Process for Aviation’. This is a six-step approach to ensuring cybersecurity oversight for Aviation organizations operating within the United Kingdom.
These six steps include:
Released in 2020 by the Civil Aviation Authority, CAA Assure is a third-party cybersecurity audit scheme that has been developed in partnership with CREST to provide rigorous and continuous audits to organizations in the Aviation sector.
As a regulatory responsibility, Aviation organizations must ensure they meet the oversight responsibilities that fall under CAP 1753 – ‘The Cybersecurity Oversight Process for Aviation’. This is a six-step approach to ensuring cybersecurity oversight for Aviation organizations operating within the United States.
Dionach’s cybersecurity experts have a solid history of working with Civil Aviation and other transport sectors, delivering safe audits of critical Operational Technology (OT) and Process Control Networks (PCNs). As a trusted cybersecurity partner for Aviation organizations, our long standing 24-year background, combined with our in-house innovation and research team enable us to stay on top of the latest cybersecurity threats to Aviation and empower organizations to meet the rigorous requirements demanded by today’s complex technological infrastructures.
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