Transportation

Protecting increasingly interconnected critical infrastructure from new cyber threats is a significant challenge faced by the transportation sector. Damage to critical infrastructure has the potential to cause major knock-on effects for business reputation and customer satisfaction. Striking the balance between functionality and security is of vital importance for transportation companies as they provide critical services. Cyber-attackers may target transportation companies not only to gain access to customer databases or other confidential data that may be monetized, but also to deliberately disrupt critical services, whether for political or ideological reasons. By interrupting the operational technologies managing transport infrastructures, cyber-threats can irreparably damage company reputations and pose a real threat to passenger safety. Public transportation needs to implement customized cybersecurity solutions that are built from the ground up, tailored to the specific needs of each system. Too often, cybersecurity solutions are offered as a one-size fits all package, ignoring the intricacies of individual transit systems and exposing them to greater risk. Railways need protective mechanisms suited to the industry’s unique needs.

Cyber Threat Landscape

As mobility grows increasingly competitive, urban public transportation must not only be efficient and reliable, it must also remain secure. This can be achieved by continuing to make cybersecurity a priority. Otherwise, despite its advantages to commuters, the environment and the economy, public transit’s appeal will soon have run its course.

Offered Services

Cyber Security Consultancy

Cybersecurity threats are inevitable and unpredictable. Enterprises must have a cybersecurity strategy to deal with risks to prevent future breaches and mitigate their impact.

Security Operations Center

A security operations center (SOC) is a facility that houses an information security team responsible for monitoring and analyzing an organization’s security posture on an ongoing basis.

Risk Management

Today’s leaders need meaningful cyber situation awareness to safeguard sensitive data, sustain fundamental operations, and protect national infrastructure.

Threat Intelligence

Cyber threat intelligence covers knowledge of cyber threats and threat actor groups that impact cybersecurity.

Incident Handling

Incident response is the approach an organization or more specifically an IT security team takes in handling an incident or breach of a system or multiple systems.

Vulnerability Assessment

Identifying vulnerabilities in internet-facing systems is an important first step for any organisation to improve their security posture and is central to effective cyber risk management.

Cyber Security Curriculum

Training is an essential element in the development of individuals and teams that are prepared to protect governmental, military, and commercial institutions from cyberattacks

Cyber Security Awareness

The threat of Social Media Phishing is real, and businesses must ensure they fully understand the potential role played by social media in facilitating cybercrime.

Road to Certification

Cybersecurity certification requires the organizations following certain set of standard procedures and compliance checklists developed by industry experts to be followed.