From risk assessments to hands-on training, CyberAir helps organizations identify vulnerabilities, evaluate cyber risk, and build practical, lasting mitigation strategies across the aviation ecosystem.
Structured assessments of cyber risk across aircraft, airport, airline, and air navigation systems — identifying vulnerabilities in increasingly connected aviation infrastructure and evaluating their operational and safety impact. Includes aircraft systems cybersecurity risk assessment, drawing on the founder's industry background at Boeing and UTC.
Direct advisory support to help aviation organizations interpret findings, prioritize risk, and make sound cybersecurity decisions grounded in operational reality, not generic IT frameworks.
Hands-on technical work to evaluate systems, test assumptions, and develop practical mitigation strategies tailored to an organization's infrastructure and threat landscape.
Guidance to build or mature aviation cybersecurity programs and plans — from governance and policy to implementation roadmaps.
Multi-day, hands-on capacity-building workshops for regulators, airport operators, and airlines — delivered internationally in partnership with the TSA and ICAO's CASP AP program.
Facilitating collaboration among government agencies, international aviation organizations, and industry partners to advance shared cybersecurity awareness and best practice.
CyberAir partners with civil aviation authorities, airport operators, airlines, air navigation service providers, and international bodies such as the TSA and ICAO to strengthen aviation cybersecurity capability region by region.
Multi-day, hands-on capacity-building training combining lecture, real-world case studies, and group exercises tailored to airport, airline, and civil aviation authority operations — not generic IT security content.
CyberAir's delivered workshops have run 5 days. Risk assessments and advisory engagements are scoped individually based on the organization's needs.
Regulators, airport and airline security and IT staff, civil aviation authority officials, and air navigation service provider personnel — CyberAir's workshops have drawn participants across all of these roles.
Content is tailored to the host organization's infrastructure, threat landscape, and regulatory context, built on a proven curriculum refined across multiple international deliveries.
Yes. CyberAir has delivered capacity-building training across the Indo-Pacific — the Philippines, Hong Kong SAR, and Thailand — in partnership with the U.S. TSA and ICAO's CASP AP program.
Reach out directly with a brief description of your organization's needs. From there, CyberAir scopes the right engagement — risk assessment, advisory support, or a training workshop.
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