Airports face a range of wireless airspace threats, primarily due to the evolving nature of technology and malicious intent.
"Invisible" threats at airports may include digital attacks, insider threats, and other subtle forms of disruption that are not immediately obvious or detectable.
It's a comprehensive security platform that intelligently utilizes state-of-the-art software-defined radios to detect and respond to threats that could compromise wireless signals across critical infrastructure, especially airport environments.
With this defense system, you can rely on the AirShield wireless security platform to constantly monitor and protect wireless networks from malicious or unauthorized activities.
Through patented AI wireless machine vision, the AirShield wireless airspace defense system will protect and secure mission-critical applications like GPS, Cellular/CBRS, broad-spectrum IoT, and Wi-Fi from emerging new threats.
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Airports Facing Escalating Wireless Airspace Defense Threats by 2024
Airports expect to face a range of wireless airspace threats in 2024 due to the evolving nature of technology and malicious intent. These threats include:
GPS Spoofing/Jamming
Malicious actors can disrupt navigation by sending false GPS signals or jamming legitimate ones. This could affect airport systems, airline navigation, and ground vehicle management.
The increasing use of commercial and hobbyist drones can create unintended or malicious incursions. Drones can interfere with flight operations, carry surveillance equipment for reconnaissance, or even deliver contraband.
The increasing use of IoT devices in airports, such as security cameras, baggage scanners, and intelligent lighting, makes them susceptible to exploitation if not adequately secured.
Hackers can exploit unprotected Wi-Fi networks to infiltrate airport systems, which could lead to data breaches, disruption of operations, or unauthorized surveillance.
Unauthorized access points can lure unsuspecting passengers or staff into providing sensitive information or inadvertently allow hackers into secure networks.
Emerging Tech: Security - The Need for Wireless Airspace Defense, featuring LOCH Technologies
By implementing a comprehensive wireless airspace defense system, airports can effectively counter threats such as unauthorized drones, GPS spoofing, RF interference, and network breaches.
This system, equipped with advanced radar, radio frequency sensors, and machine learning algorithms, provides continuous surveillance, detection, and response capabilities.
It offers centralized data analytics and real-time threat alerts, ensuring the protection of critical operations, passenger safety, and the minimization of disruptions, thereby instilling a sense of security.
