Einpresswire Cyber Aviation Global Forum to Address Rising Cybersecurity Threats
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- •The Cyber Aviation Global Forum will take place on June 23, 2026.
- •New regulations require airlines to assess cyber risks for all corporate assets, including aircraft.
- •Collaboration across aviation and cybersecurity sectors is essential for improving cyber resilience.
The Cyber Aviation Global Forum, scheduled for June 23, 2026, aims to tackle the increasing cyber threats in the aviation sector. With new FAA and EASA regulations mandating airlines to assess cyber risks, the forum will gather aviation leaders, cybersecurity experts, and regulators to discuss operational integration and risk management frameworks. The event highlights the need for collaboration among various stakeholders, including airlines and maintenance teams, to enhance cyber resilience. Key topics will include the state of cybersecurity in aviation, regulatory updates, and holistic risk services. The forum is a response to the urgent need for improved cybersecurity measures as the aviation industry becomes more digitally connected.
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