The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) is the EU's regulatory authority for civil aviation safety, responsible for certifying aircraft and components, setting safety standards, and coordinating safety actions across member states.
Overview
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) is the EU's regulatory authority for civil aviation safety, responsible for certifying aircraft and components, setting safety standards, and coordinating safety actions across member states. In cybersecurity terms, EASA oversees the cyber resilience of aviation systems, issues safety directives, and guides airworthiness practices to mitigate cyber risk in aviation operations.
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Airbus Grounds A320 Fleet Due to Solar Radiation Software Vulnerability
Airbus has grounded over 6,000 A320 family aircraft worldwide after identifying a critical software vulnerability linked to intense solar radiation, which could lead to data corruption in flight control systems. The…
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