Governments and public institutions are becoming increasingly digitalised, connected and intelligent, leading to enhanced efficiency and improved decision-making.
But digitalisation also brings a new set of cyber and physical risks. On one side of this diverse sector, hyper-connectivity and rising global political tensions are leading to a rise in cyber attacks. On the other, stakeholders must consider climate risks as they develop new smart city infrastructure.
Protecting governments and public institutions necessitates an end-to-end approach. With unique expertise in both IT/OT systems and infrastructure, Airbus Protect offers a comprehensive range of safety, security and sustainability services.
Protecting the public is the ultimate mandate. As cities become smarter and institutions more digital, the safety of infrastructure and services becomes paramount. We support governments and public agencies in defining and applying rigorous safety standards for smart cities, public transport, and critical services.
We apply rigorous risk analysis to public infrastructure. Whether for smart traffic systems or emergency response networks, we ensure that automated and connected systems are reliable and do not pose a risk to citizens.
We help set the standard. We assist public institutions in defining safety requirements for public procurement and infrastructure projects. We ensure that new technologies deployed in the public space comply with national and international safety regulations.
We support the efficiency and safety of public operations. We help institutions optimize their internal processes and implement Safety Management Systems that ensure consistent, safe, and compliant service delivery to the public.
From protecting EU institutions to securing smart city infrastructure, we offer end-to-end security services for governments and public institutions. These centre around four pillars – identify, protect, detect and respond.
Our cybersecurity consulting services help governments and public institutions identify how to boost their cyber maturity and comply with current and future regulations.
With a robust plan in place, we protect systems and infrastructure with highly tailored architecture design and integration services, as well as a range of encryption, secure communications and identity management solutions.
Our SOC services are designed to detect and neutralise attacks as soon as possible. Should the worst happen, our DFIR team is on hand to respond to incidents and minimise their impact.
Public institutions have a duty to lead by example. As cities become smarter and governments strive for sovereignty, sustainability is no longer an option, it is a mandate. We support public stakeholders in building resilient territories
We navigate frameworks (Green Deal) and define Green Public Procurement strategies to align investments with sustainability targets.
We model risks in urban environments to support civil security, identifying vulnerabilities to design safer cities and crisis plans.
We support the transition of public buildings and fleets, providing safety engineering for hydrogen buses or renewables.
We measure territorial footprints and analyze infrastructure vulnerability to climate risks for long-term resilience planning.
We bring circular economy principles into public works, applying eco-design to promote sustainable materials in tenders.
We manage chemical risks (PFAS) in public infrastructure, ensuring compliance with safety standards to protect citizen health.
We ensure Smart City technologies (autonomous shuttles, automated waste) are safe by design, protecting public safety.
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