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Today’s aviation industry is a vast   digital   network where cybersecurity has become as vital as fuel management and flight control systems. With digital systems becoming the backbone of operations from booking tickets, baggage handling to in-flight diagnostics, the industry faces escalating risks of cyber threats . A single cyber breach, whether targeting an airline, airport, or a third-party service provider can disrupt safety, delay operations, or compromise sensitive passenger data. As the industry continues to digitise, the importance of robust cybersecurity measures has never been more critical. In response, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) recently proposed new regulations aimed at enhancing cybersecurity for transport category aircraft. The rules are designed to safeguard systems including engines, and propellers from intentional unauthorised electronic interactions (IUEIs) that could impact flight safety. Why Cybersecurity Matters in Aviation Aviation is no...

He althcare data is among the most sensitive forms of personal information and mostly targeted by cybercriminals. With the rapid digitalization of medical records, telemedicine, e-prescriptions, insurance processes and interconnected medical devices, vast amounts of sensitive patient information are being transmitted and stored on digital systems making healthcare data security a pressing concern.  Due to the severe risks to public health and safety, the FBI and Department of Justice now classify these incidents as “threats to life” crimes, underscoring their critical impact on healthcare systems and patient well-being. Compromised data can lead to identity theft, insurance fraud, and even endanger patient safety.  Let us dive into some of the most common threats, recent incidents and steps the healthcare industry can take to protect sensitive data.  Common Healthcare Data Threats Healthcare organizations are particularly vulnerable to cyberattacks due to the value and ...