Formation flying: Working together to protect aviation against cyber threats by NCC Group & 3DAssurance

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Formation flying: Working together to protect aviation against cyber threats by NCC Group & 3DAssurance

Will meeting the challenges from cybersecurity require an evolution of aviation security or a revolution in how operators manage security? To answer this question, this paper outlines some key areas of concern for how the current approach to aviation security is managing cyber security risks and makes recommendations for a toolkit of comprehensive security governance and management.
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