Aviation
AviationOperational Continuity

Aviation

Focus

Aviation businesses

Priority

Priority: Operational Continuity

Disciplines

Aviation

Operational Continuity

Operational continuity and vendor access are constant concerns in aviation, where downtime carries real, immediate consequences.

We help aviation businesses manage third-party risk and keep critical systems protected and running, so operations stay online when it matters most.

How We Help

  • Third-party and vendor access risk management
  • Protection for critical operational systems
  • 24/7 monitoring built for continuous operations
  • Tested recovery plans to minimize downtime

Where the Risk Actually Comes From

  • Interconnected onboard and ground systems create more potential entry points than a typical small business network
  • Vendor and third-party access to scheduling, maintenance, and operational systems
  • Downtime carries immediate, high-visibility operational consequences beyond typical business disruption

Compliance & Regulatory Landscape

TSA Cybersecurity Requirements

Since 2023, TSA has issued cybersecurity directives for certain airport and aircraft operators, requiring an approved implementation plan describing cybersecurity resilience measures.

FAA Cybersecurity Guidance

The FAA recommends regular risk assessments, employee cybersecurity training, and a maintained incident response plan for aviation operators, with cybersecurity increasingly being built directly into aircraft certification requirements.

This is educational information, not legal advice. Confirm specific obligations with qualified counsel or a compliance professional.

Common Questions

Do TSA cybersecurity directives apply to smaller aviation operators?

TSA has issued directives for certain airport and aircraft operators since 2023. Whether it applies to your specific operations depends on details worth confirming directly.

What's the biggest cyber risk in aviation specifically?

Vendor and third-party access to scheduling, maintenance, and operational systems. Interconnected systems create more entry points than a typical small business network.

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