Military aviation's cyber challenge; are cyber vulnerabilities a credible threat to a Modern Air Force?/ Daniel Lydiate
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Air Power Review Vol.22, No.1, Spring 2019, pp.6-39 (F3)Summary: This article explores military aviation's contemporary cyber challenge by asking whether cyber-vulnerabilities are a credible threat to a modern air force. Following a discussion of the concepts, the question is developed through an analysis of four aspects of air operations: systems, infrastructure, supply chains and personnel.
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This article explores military aviation's contemporary cyber challenge by asking whether cyber-vulnerabilities are a credible threat to a modern air force. Following a discussion of the concepts, the question is developed through an analysis of four aspects of air operations: systems, infrastructure, supply chains and personnel.
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