Aviation Cybersecurity
Validity: 24 months
The interconnection of systems and networks, and the data sharing between multiple systems and stakeholders require a cross-domain cybersecurity approach for the aviation community. In that perspective, cybersecurity becomes the responsibility of everyone – starting from the top office and across all levels in the organization.
In this module, you will understand that successful cybersecurity culture will shape the security thinking of one’s staff and improve resilience against cyber threats without imposing burdensome security steps.
EASA references:
- ICAO Annex 17 EASA ED Decision 2020/006/R (more specifically the AMC 20-42)
- IATA’s ISM – 14th Edition (December 2020)
- IATA Aviation Cyber Security Guidance Material:
- Part 1: Organization Culture and Posture Edition 1 – February 2021
- Part 2: Aircraft Edition 1 – February 2021
Module Content:
- Objectives
- Why should you be concerned by cybersecurity
- Most common cybersecurity failures
- Cybersecurity Culture & Posture
- Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities & Attacks
- Possible Impacts of a Cyber Attack
- General Cyber Defense Measures
- Aviation Cybersecurity
- Aviation Cyber System
- Aircraft Cyber Risk Management
- Reporting Cybersecurity Incidents
- First Actions to be taken
- Good Cyber Hygiene
- Key points
Course Features
- Lecture 1
- Quiz 1
- Duration 120 minutes
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 20
- Certificate Yes
- Assessments Self
Target audiences
- Flight Crew
- Cabin Crew
- Ground Crew