Cybersecurity When cybersecurity becomes integral to products, from aeroplanes to autonomous trains With the increasing digitisation of industrial systems, our cars, trains and even critical infrastructure depend on software and connections to function. This convergence of the physical and digital worlds makes the issue of protecting them from cyber threats more fundamental than ever. It is [...]
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Sustainability Climate resilience is crucial for any business. As the backbone of the modern economy, the energy sector is uniquely exposed to the impacts generated by extreme weather events resulting from climate change with cascading effect on other industrial sectors, which can directly impact operations, cause damage to property, disrupt supply chains, affect workforce availability and [...]
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Cybersecurity Reminder: Cyber Threat Intelligence Cyber threats are continuously growing in complexity and frequency, therefore the ability to rapidly process and act upon Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) can mean the difference between a mitigated threat and a breach. In the first part of our CTI focused blog posts series, we introduced the Intelligence Production Cycle and [...]
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Cybersecurity The need for business and aviation resilience is imperative to manage external risks on highly interconnected systems. Part-IS is the latest mandatory regulation by The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). The Part-IS objective is to improve Information Security Management Systems (ISMS) by enabling the aviation ecosystem to mitigate and respond to cyber threats, collaboratively [...]
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Cybersecurity Across the globe, cyber threats are escalating and regulators are responding in kind. With the introduction of the Network and Information Systems Directive in its second version (NIS2), the European Union (EU) is raising the bar on what it means to be secure, resilient and crisis-ready in the digital age. The European NIS2 Directive is [...]
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Safety Aviation is known for its precision, and precision in terminology is crucial, especially when it comes to safety. Two terms that often cause confusion are continuing and continued airworthiness. At first glance, they seem almost interchangeable. However, in regulatory and operational contexts, the two terms refer to different and distinct processes for aviation. Understanding the [...]
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