Cyber security for civil aviation
Securing our skies
Cyber security is essential for civil aviation. As air transport becomes more digital and connected, it also becomes more exposed to cyber threats that could compromise safety, security, and efficiency. Hackers could target aircraft systems, air traffic control, airports, or airlines, with potentially devastating consequences for passengers, crew, and the environment.
To prevent and respond to these risks, the European aeronautics industry is constantly developing and implementing innovative solutions that ensure the highest level of cyber security for its products and services.
ASD, the voice of the European aeronautics industry, has set up a Civil Aviation Cyber Security Working Group to coordinate the industry’s position and actions on this topic. The Working Group also engages with relevant stakeholders at the European and global level, such as the European Commission, EASA, EUROCONTROL, ICAO, and NATO, to foster a common understanding and approach to the crucial issue of cyber security in civil aviation.
ASD Papers
Explore ASD papers on issues relating to cyber security in civil aviation.
- Applicability of NIS2 to Aviation ManufacturingASD advocates for a more tailored and efficient approach to cyber security regulation for the aviation industry, seeking recognition of the existing Part IS framework as the preferred solution.
- Principles for an EU Cyber Technology RoadmapDiscover ASD's recommendations for the EU Cyber Technology Roadmap, advocating for diverse approaches, criticality based on strategic importance, and industry involvement.
- Urban Air Mobility White PaperASD's White Paper on Urban air management and sustainable development, providing a comprehensive framework and guidance for stakeholders