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Airplanes and cybersecurity. Airlines and airports fight against threats

Rome, Italy - According to a research released by Sita

The air transport industry has cybersecurity as a top priority with 95% of airlines and 96% of airports investing resources into major cybersecurity programs or pilots over the next three years. Yet research released from global IT provider SITA shows there is still room for improvement with only one third of boards at airlines, and a fifth at airports, having fully integrated cybersecurity into their...

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Rome, Italy, 11/22/2017 09:15
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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