Civil Aviation Cybersecurity Committee
The ASD Civil Aviation Cybersecurity Committee (CACS) represents the cybersecurity interests of ASD members in civil aviation. CACS advocates for EU and EASA regulations that are effective and efficient, aiming to simplify compliance processes for cybersecurity in the industry. It works to ensure that safety requirements are appropriate to the level of cybersecurity needed and that European industry is treated equitably compared to global competitors. CACS also promotes alignment of EU cybersecurity regulations with international standards, fostering harmonisation across major global organisations.
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.
ASD Note on EU Cybersecurity Certification Scheme for Cloud ServicesDeliberations on the proposed European Cybersecurity Certification Scheme for Cloud Services (EUCS) have been ongoing since December 2019. Much of the discussion have been centred around the inclusion of transparent and harmonised criteria at the highest ...
EUCSHighPlus.EUSupport industry's call on on Member States, ECCG experts and the European Commission to include High+ criteria in the EUCS scheme or, at the very least, to avoid rushing any contrary decision.
European Civil Aeronautics Summit
Bringing together industry leaders, policymakers, and experts to explore the crucial role of civil aeronautics in advancing Europe's twin transition towards green growth.
Speakers include high-level representatives from key stakeholders such as the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), Airbus, Liebherr Aerospace Lindenberg, Leonardo, Safran, Indra, Rolls-Royce, Clean Aviation Joint Undertaking, and SESAR 3 Joint Undertaking, with more to be announced
Stories
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DefSecIntel's new frontiers with the EDFEstonia's DefSecIntel exemplifies the adaptability and innovation needed to meet Europe’s defence challenges through collaboration, speed, and resilience.
Navigating Europe’s defence landscape: SKA Polska’s journey with the EDFSKA Polska, founded in 2003, evolved from optics and simulations to cutting-edge defence solutions through key collaborations, including with ASD
Cranfield Aerospace: innovation, SMEs and the path to net-zero aviationCranfield Aerospace Solutions aims to develop the world’s first hydrogen-powered passenger aircraft, navigating the complexities of certification and funding to advance green aviation technology
Hiraiwa: a startup perspective on European defenceHiraiwa, a Belgian startup specialising in ultra-portable, tactical defence systems designed for front-line deployment, identifies several key challenges facing new entrants in the European defence market:
S-Series specifications enhance support for Italy's U212 NFS submarineThe implementation of S1000D and S-Series specifications in the U212 NFS submarine programme and the benefits for in-service support and lifecycle management.
