Category Archives: Travel Security

Cybersecurity Tips for Business Travelers: Best Practices for 2021

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As we emerge from the pandemic, organizations will confront a new world of business travel and a new world of cybersecurity tips for travelers. What has changed? What hasn’t changed?  The particular cybersecurity risks and threats that might face business travelers are, of course, always evolving. But during 2020 and 2021, most of our business […]

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Space Cybersecurity: How Lessons Learned on Earth Apply in Orbit

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The universe is getting smaller, and space cybersecurity is keeping up. On May 30, 2020, nearly a decade after the Space Shuttle program ended, people witnessed a first: a vehicle built as part of a public-private partnership (between SpaceX and NASA) took off into space. This development was transformational because it brought the world one […]

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Aviation Can Anticipate an Increase in State-Sponsored Activity

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The combination of lockdown measures, travel restrictions and stalling demand brought on by COVID-19 has caused an unprecedented collapse in the global air transport industry. Facing a projected loss of $84.3 billion in revenue and 32 million aviation-related jobs worldwide, nations are scrambling to provide much-needed financial support to sustain domestic airlines. As countries independently […]

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Securing Travel and Transportation Operations

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Transportation networks are foundational to our modern way of life. The current restrictions on global movement and the corresponding reduction in demand for travel and transportation services, while profound, are temporary. Forecasting future demand and capacity requirements is nearly impossible. But, the travel and transportation industries are part of the country’s critical infrastructure. They will return […]

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Is Juice Jacking a Legitimate Threat or Nothing to Worry About?

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Juice jacking is either a rare or currently unpracticed attack that’s brimming with potential for cybercriminals and spies.

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Why Fraudsters Are Flying High on Airline Loyalty Programs

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Reading Time: 6 minutes While the value of airline loyalty programs and the customers they serve is well-established, protecting these assets with security controls needs to be more than an afterthought.

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Why Cybercriminals Are Targeting Travel and Transportation

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Why are travel companies increasingly targeted in cyberattacks? Valuable data and customer hospitality demands make the travel and transportation industry especially tempting to cybercriminals.

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How Cyber-Secure Are Business Travelers? New Report Says Not Very

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I know that open Wi-Fi is sometimes better than no Wi-Fi, which is why I always use a VPN when connecting to public networks. But not all business travelers are so careful, according to a new report.

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