Risk Management & Resilience: Interview with Cybersecurity Committee Chair Paul Gwynn
Hear from UITP Committee Chair and topic leader Paul Gwynn on cybersecurity trends, threats, risks, recommendations and more.
Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity is vital to public transport resilience – keeping systems running, assets secure, and people safe. UITP brings together the sector’s experts to develop a practical cybersecurity architecture.
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Hear from UITP Committee Chair and topic leader Paul Gwynn on cybersecurity trends, threats, risks, recommendations and more.
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Public transport networks are attacked not because they’re targeted, but because they’re vulnerable. And every automated system or piece of digital infrastructure, from ticketing to track signalling, is susceptible to a cyberattack which can have dire consequences.
Cybersecurity is not just a software issue – in fact, 85% of all breaches have a human factor. That makes training, awareness, and testing as much a part of cybersecurity as firewalls and anti-virus programmes.
To develop effective strategies and practical cybersecurity architecture, UITP brings together experts from across the world of public transport. Together, we share knowledge to make public transport more secure – digitally and physically.
UITP coordinates and collaborates with operators, authorities, industry, and international organisations on a number of research projects.
Designing trustworthy AI and cybersecurity solutions to be integrated for autonomous vehicles.
Creating trusted, verifiable, and energy-efficient data flows and data lakes across Europe.
As a UITP Member, you can become eligible to join committees and working groups and collaborate with operators and authorities on advancing public transport.
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