Bringing Cybersecurity to the Forefront: Thoughts from the DEF CON 30 Aerospace Village
Jeff Zacuto, Director of Product Marketing, Commercial Aviation, at Shift5, shares a few important takeaways from DEF CON 30 about the state of cybersecurity in the aerospace industry and how space now plays a larger role in our overall critical infrastructure protection.
4 Questions with Josh Lospinoso: Shift5’s ABMS ID/IQ Contract
For more on why Shift5 pursued the AMBS ID/IQ award and what it will contribute, read this Q&A with Shift5 co-founder and CEO Josh Lospinoso.
Advocating for Weapon System Cybersecurity at Reagan National Defense Forum
In December, Shift5 attended The Reagan National Defense Forum (RNDF), an annual event that brought together leaders across the defense community to assess America’s national defense policies in the context of the global threat environment.
The Cyber Attacks that Impact our Daily Lives
When most people think of cybersecurity or cyber attacks, they typically think of malicious activity targeting sensitive IT (information technology) assets. These assets often contain highly-valuable data that can be stolen, sold, or held for ransom by a motivated adversary.
Essential Technology Upgrade for DoD Fleets
(Washington, D.C) April 29, 2021 – Shift5, Inc., an operational technology data and cyber security company, has released an innovative solution for real-time predictive maintenance technology for Department of Defense weapon systems.
How Secure are DoD Weapon Systems?
DoD Weapon Systems are choc-full of digital components. They are more networked and software dependent than ever before, but generally these systems were never designed with cybersecurity in mind.
The State of DoD Weapon System Security
DoD Weapon Systems are choc-full of digital components. They are more networked and software dependent than ever before, but generally these systems were never designed with cybersecurity in mind.
Is There a Cost-Effective Solution to Secure Military Weapons Systems from Cyber Attack?
Just under two years ago, the U.S. Government Accountability Office, in the report GAO-19-128, called upon the Department of Defense (DOD) to take urgent action to protect military weapons systems and critical infrastructure from cyberattack.