AeroCy bridges the critical gap between flight safety and digital security — a comprehensive protective envelope that keeps aviation infrastructure resilient and regulator-ready.
Every airline, airport, and ground operator runs on an interconnected ecosystem of IT, OT, IoT, e-Operations, and supply-chain vendors. A single compromised vendor is a path into the cockpit.
Five disclosed aviation cyber incidents in the last decade. Real organisations. Real damage. All publicly reported.
The LockBit ransomware group breached Boeing's parts and distribution business, exfiltrating ~43GB of internal data after Boeing declined to pay. The data was published on LockBit's leak site.
Source: BleepingComputer →SITA's Passenger Service System was breached, exposing frequent-flyer records from dozens of airlines including Singapore Airlines, Lufthansa, Air India, and others. A textbook supply-chain compromise.
Source: BBC News →A "highly sophisticated" cyber attack exposed personal data of 9 million customers and credit-card details of 2,208. The carrier faced a multi-million-pound class action.
Source: BBC News →A Magecart-style web skimmer was injected into BA's payment flow, capturing 380,000 customer card records over 15 days. The ICO ultimately fined BA £20M.
Source: UK ICO →A DDoS attack on LOT's flight-planning infrastructure grounded ~10 flights and stranded ~1,400 passengers at Warsaw Chopin. One of the first publicly acknowledged "operational" aviation cyber events.
Source: Reuters →All incidents cited are publicly disclosed. Sources link to the original reporting. AeroCy makes no claim of involvement in any of the above — they are presented as evidence of the threat environment in which aviation operates.
Not generic cybersecurity bolted onto aviation. A holistic resilience layer purpose-built for the protocols, regulators, and operational realities of civil aviation.
Prioritise the critical assets and high-impact scenarios — not the loudest alerts. Resources flow to what would actually ground operations.
Focus on the actual adversaries and attack vectors targeting aviation — APTs, supply-chain actors, ransomware crews — not a generic threat library.
Self-collected aviation intel fused with global threat intelligence — preempting attacks before they touch your fleet, terminal, or vendor network.
Continuous detection across IT, OT, IoT, e-Operation, and data layers — the only kind of monitoring that catches threats moving between worlds.
Learn more →Supply-chain hardening for the 100% exposed perimeter. Continuous vendor risk scoring, contractual compliance enforcement, and isolation playbooks.
Learn more →ICAO, IATA, EASA, ACI, FAA — the audit package, the evidence trail, the tender-ready posture. Compliance as a defensible operational state.
Learn more →Tabletop exercises, red-team engagements, and EFB penetration testing. Including the tests regulators ask about and most consultants quietly skip.
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CyRay's national-infrastructure detection engine — adapted, hardened, and pre-loaded with civil aviation's most adversary-relevant rule set.
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