Threat of a Remote Cyberattack on Todays Aircraft Is Real
The Federal Aviation Administration says today's aircraft is safe from cybercriminals. Major aircraft builders say the same thing. But the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Department of Energy say "Not so fast." A few influential politicians and some experts in the aeronautics industry have also voiced their concerns in the past year.
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Air Informatics e-Enabled GateLink Gateway
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For the first time in airline history, the airplane is a fully integrated hub on the enterprise network. This provides both challenge and opportunities for new levels of cost savings and efficiencies. Our e-Enabled GateLink® and GateLink Gateway® are secure, aviation community resources that impliments the two-way transfer of AMIs, e-Enabled LSAP®s and critical information to and from the airplane.
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Air Informatics ® LLC Press Releases, News Stories and Presentations Air Informatics® LLC Provides e-Enabled Merger and Acquisition Assessment and Strategy e-Enabled Consulting® Services to the Safran Group. Royal Jordanian Airlines contracts with Air Informatics® LLC for an e-Enabled Security® Training Program.
Air Informatics e-Enabled WiFi GateLink
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Air Informatics® LLC provides a fast, very secure, and cost effective e-Enabled WiFi GateLink Gateway® supporting your aircraft hanger, MRO facility, airport ramp or gate. Our GateLink Gateway® serves the world's airports, airlines, regional jets, corporate, business and fractional jet fleets and the businesses that support them.
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The Federal Aviation Administration says today's aircraft is safe from cybercriminals. Major aircraft builders say the same thing. But the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Department of Energy say "Not so fast." A few influential politicians and some experts in the aeronautics industry have also voiced their concerns in the past year.
