InfoSecSherpa’s Weekly Transportation Cybersecurity News Roundup for Week Ending January 8, 2022
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2 min readJan 9, 2022
- City Of Los Angeles, Metro Team Up To Launch Cyber Security Mobile Phone App
(CBS Los Angeles, December 28th) - Space: The new cybersecurity frontier
(SC Media, December 30th) - Loaded and Rolling: Cybersecurity risks rise; Schneider grows dedicated fleet
(Freight Waves, January 4th) - More than 5,000 people affected by security breach of Rhode Island Public Transit Authority health plan. What we know.
(The Providence Journal, December 23rd) - TSA Mandates Immediate Cyber Preparations for Rail Owners and Operators following its Imposition of Similar Requirements on Airports and Airlines
(JD Supra / Akin Group, January 7th) - Department of Transportation and Federal Aviation Administration Ask to Delay 5G Over Aviation Safety Concerns
(American Security Today, January 1st) - Drones for Maritime Operation: Regulatory trends
(Army-Technology, January 4th) - VSAT and IoT Connectivity for Today’s Commercial Fleets: How to Choose
(The Maritime Executive, December 28th) - Built-in systems and the human factor: preventing aviation safety cyber attacks
(Israel Defense, December 28th) - Transport Canada Releases Updated Guidelines for Testing Automated Driving Systems
(McMilllan, December 21st)
