Solutions: Airports

Airports increasingly rely on wireless technologies such as Wi-Fi, cellular, IoT (Internet of Things), CBRS (Citizens Broadband Radio Service), and GPS to enhance operations, improve passenger experience, and support mission-critical services. These technologies facilitate hyperconnectivity, enabling seamless communication, real-time monitoring, and automation. However, the integration of these wireless technologies also introduces various risks and threats that can impact airport operations.

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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.

GPS Attack Surface

Drones

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.

Wireless Airspace Defense

Cyber Attacks on IoT Devices

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.

IoT Attack Surface

Unsecured Wi-Fi Networks

Hackers can exploit unprotected Wi-Fi networks to infiltrate airport systems, which could lead to data breaches, disruption of operations, or unauthorized surveillance.

Wireless Airspace Defense

Rogue Access Points (RAPs)

Unauthorized access points can lure unsuspecting passengers or staff into providing sensitive information or inadvertently allow hackers into secure networks.

Wi-Fi Attack Surface

Radio Frequency (RF) Jamming

Interfering with essential communication systems such as air traffic control and ground communications can create havoc.

CBRS Attack Surface

Physical Surveillance Technologies

Malicious actors can use wireless surveillance equipment to gain sensitive information, monitor airport operations, or assess security measures.