Collaborate Disseminate
ADS-B technology supplements pilots’ situational awareness and provides valuable weather data, but it remains to be seen whether it will impact aviation cybersecurity and passengers’ data privacy.
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When it comes to protecting the railroad industry from cyberthreats, the security immune system approach can reduce incident triage from months to minutes.
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To the chagrin of enterprise security experts, the TSA recently decided against a proposed ban on packing personal electronic devices in carry-on luggage.
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Online lodging and transportation services offer unprecedented convenience, but their data collection practices have rankled hospitality security experts.
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The transportation industry is a large target for cybercriminals, and the only way to avoid damaging attacks is to be proactive about security.
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