Building Cyber Resilience Across the Aviation Ecosystem
March 2027 | Washington D.C.
Presented By
2027 Diamond Sponsor
The aviation industry is facing a pivotal moment. New regulatory mandates are requiring airlines and aviation organizations to take a more comprehensive approach to cyber risk—including the aircraft itself. Yet across the industry, cybersecurity, aircraft maintenance, operations, and executive teams often continue to operate in silos, with limited coordination and no shared framework for managing aviation cyber risk.
Following a successful virtual Forum in 2026, the Cyber Aviation Global Forum returns in March 2027 as an in-person event, bringing the aviation cybersecurity community together for deeper conversations, meaningful connections, and practical solutions to the industry’s most pressing cyber challenges.
Presented by Royal Media and Cargo Facts, the Cyber Aviation Global Forum goes beyond identifying threats. The Forum focuses on actionable solutions, operational alignment, regulatory clarity, emerging technologies, and scalable approaches to strengthening cyber resilience across the aviation ecosystem.
By bringing together airlines, aircraft operators, OEMs, MROs, airports, regulators, cybersecurity leaders, technology providers, and other key stakeholders in one place, the Forum creates an opportunity for the industry to exchange knowledge, build relationships, and advance a more coordinated approach to aviation cybersecurity.
Designed as a high-impact, executive-level in-person event, the Cyber Aviation Global Forum will feature:
– Fireside chats with industry leaders
– Multi-stakeholder panels and discussions
– Airline and operator case studies
– Regulatory and compliance insights
– Interactive audience engagement
– In-person networking with aviation and cybersecurity leaders
– And more…
Join us in March 2027 as the global aviation community comes together to strengthen cyber resilience and help shape the future of aviation cybersecurity.
What Attendees Say
“Timely initiative. The convergence of regulatory pressure and real-world incidents makes a dedicated aviation cybersecurity forum essential right now. In Europe, EASA Part-IS compliance deadlines are driving airlines and airports to build cybersecurity programs from scratch, often without sector-specific benchmarks. Globally, the threat landscape has shifted: the Collins Aerospace MUSE breach, the Shiny Hunters leak at a European low-cost carrier, and increasing ransomware targeting MROs all demonstrate that aviation is no longer a secondary target. Forums like this serve a critical function: they create the cross-functional dialogue between CISOs, safety officers, and regulators that no single organization can replicate internally. From Boeing consulting engagements, the number one gap airlines cite is not technology but access to peers who have navigated the same regulatory and operational challenges. Views my own.”
Roberto Russo, Cybersecurity Engagement Director, Boeing
Key Focus
Operational Integration
A core focus of the Cyber Aviation Global Forum is operational integration. Aircraft systems are highly regulated, complex environments where downtime is unacceptable. Traditional IT-based approaches are often impractical.
Sessions will explore virtual aircraft modeling and simulation for risk assessment without operational impact, risk-based aircraft security frameworks, and governance models that align CISO, maintenance, and executive leadership.
Compliance
Regulations now require comprehensive risk management frameworks that include aircraft systems. In addition to the FAA’s RTCA DO-326A; DO-356A and DO-355A, EASA’s Organizational Cybersecurity Guidelines, known as Part-IS, are going into effect. However, many airlines lack clarity on implementation—what constitutes sufficient assessment, where responsibility lies, and how to conduct risk evaluations without disrupting operations.
Service Models
Major OEMs and service providers are developing integrated cybersecurity suites that combine risk analysis, monitoring, compliance reporting, and aircraft-specific solutions under unified platforms. The Forum examines how airlines evaluate and procure holistic solutions, how subscription and per-aircraft service models are evolving, and how mixed fleets and private operators can implement scalable protections.
Who Attended in 2026
Who Attended in 2026
* Indicated multiple registered attendees
- 748 Air Services Limited
- A4A
- Aadvika Engineers Pvt Ltd
- ACE Express Canada
- ACI-NA
- DoW
- DT Aero.com
- Dubai Airports
- Duncan Aviation
- Ecuatoriana Airlines
- Nexium Travel
- NKC of America, Inc.
- Norse Atlantic Airways
- Odgers
- Orchid Security
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- 748 Air Services Limited
- A4A
- Aadvika Engineers Pvt Ltd
- ACE Express Canada
- ACI-NA
- DoW
- DT Aero.com
- Dubai Airports
- Duncan Aviation
- Ecuatoriana Airlines
- Nexium Travel
- NKC of America, Inc.
- Norse Atlantic Airways
- Odgers
- Orchid Security
- ADM aéroport de Montreal
- Aer Lingus
- Aero21 Ltd.
- Aerocyber
- AeroStan Aircompany
- Aerosud Aviation
- Aerovisto Group
- AGI
- Air Canada
- Air Cargo Belgium
- Air Cargo Carriers
- Air Cmada
- Air Direct Connect Limited
- Air France KLM Martinair Cargo
- Air India
- Air India SATS
- Air New Zealand
- Air Transport Services Group
- AirAsia
- Airbus
- Airbus Protect
- AirExplore
- Airlines for America
- Airlink
- AirNav Ireland
- Airports Authority of Trinidad and Tobago
- Airservices Australia
- AirTech Aviation Consulting, LLC
- Airways Corporation of New Zealand Ltd
- Aker Solutions
- All Nippon Airways
- Allegiant
- Alliance Airlines
- American Airlines
- AML Project Ventures OPC
- AMS - Aviation Management Systems
- ANAC Brazil
- ANZ
- Anzen Engineering
- ASECNA
- ATAC
- Australia Pacific Airports (Melbourne)
- Austrian Airlines AG
- AVIANET
- AVIANET GmbH
- Aviareto Limited
- Aviation and Tourism Consulting
- Aviation Digital Partners
- Aviation Secops
- AviationRecourse
- Aviobook
- AvSecOps
- AXIS Aviation
- Azul Linhas Aéreas
- B&H Worldwide Ltd
- Bahrain Airport Services
- Bangalore International Airport Limited
- Belize Department of Civil Aviation
- BESANA
- Big Apple Jet
- Boeing
- Brussels Airport Company NV
- CAAI
- Cando Drones
- Cargo Facts
- Caribbean Airlines
- Catch NY
- Challenge Group
- ChApp
- Chicago Rockford International Airport
- Cipher7 Business Consulting & Digital Solutions
- Civil Aviation Authority
- Clark County Department of Aviation
- Clinton County Port Authority
- Code Blue
- Code Blue Cyber
- Code Blue Italy
- Collinear Group, LLC
- Compass Cargo Airlines
- Cromaticbox Unipessoal
- CTS
- Cutting Edge
- Cyviation
- Daa PLC Ireland
- DailyStraits.com
- Dalton Aero Limited
- De Havilland Aircraft of Canada
- Defense and Cyber Trade Press
- Delaware State University
- Delta Air Lines
- Delta TechOps
- Devereaux Advisors LLC
- DHL Express
- DHL Global Aviation IT
- Eirtrade Aviation
- EL AL Israel Airlines
- Elbit Systems Ltd
- Elite Jet
- Embross
- Emirates Airline
- ENNA-EP
- Euroatlantic Airways
- European Air Transport Leipzig GmbH
- Eve Security
- Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
- FedEx Corp
- Fiji Airways
- FL Technics
- Flexjet
- Fly 7 Finland
- FLY CHAM
- Fly-Safely Ltd
- flyExclusive
- Flyvercity
- Fraport Slovenija d.o.o.
- GeoQCrypto - Company in Formation
- GESAC SPA
- Gestavia
- Global Aviation emissions ltd
- GlobeAir
- GMFtech, LLC
- Go shipping cargo
- Guidewire
- Gulf Air
- Gulf Air Group (GFG)
- HADID
- Halifax International Airport Authority
- HIVE Underwriters
- HMtech
- Honeywell Aerospace & Defence
- Howden Israel
- IAG
- IAG Cargo
- IAG Transform
- IATA
- IBN Limited
- ICTS Europe
- ICTS Europe Systems
- IFS
- Ignyte
- INAEC Aviation Corporation
- InfiniDome Ltd.
- Insurwave
- International Airport Heraklion Crete
- Isavia ohf
- Israel National Cyber Directorate
- JAT Tehnika
- jata travel technology
- Jazz Aviation LP
- Jet2
- JetBlue
- Jetfly
- Jetfly Aviation
- Junkviation
- K-Mile Air Co., Ltd.
- Kalitta Air Master Executive Council
- Kenya Airways
- Kiusys
- L2 Aviation
- LATAM Airlines
- LATAM Airlines Group
- Lee & Associates Commercial Real Estate Services
- LMO Fly
- Logic S.p.A.
- Los Angeles World Airports
- Lufthansa Group
- Lufthansa Industry Solutions
- Lux-Airport
- M3VS Services Inc
- Make Tech Fly Ltd
- Maldives Airports Company Limited
- Malta International Airport
- Mammoth Freighters
- Marymount University
- MICO World
- Microsoft
- Mildura Airport Pty Ltd
- Modern Logistics
- Mohra
- Monitor Soft
- Mumbai Cargo Service Center Airport Pvt Ltd
- Nassau County
- National Commercial Pledges Company I NPCO
- NAV CANADA
- NERD.aero
- Newspace
- Newspace Research and Technologies
- Orizon
- Panasonic Avionics
- Pease Development Authority
- Pen and Pilot, Inc.
- Philippine Airlines
- Phoenix Aviation
- Plane & Simple CH
- PLE
- Plus Ultra Lineas Aereas
- Pointline Enterprise Private Limited
- Polish Aviation Group
- Poste Air Cargo
- Prague Airport
- Primera Engineers
- Qatar Airways
- R. B. Aero Services Sdn Bhd
- Rajiv Gandhi National Aviation University
- Ready 3
- RIOgaleão - Rio de Janeiro International Airport
- RLOGICS
- Royal Brunei Airlines
- Royal Media
- Royal Schiphol Group
- Rubenstein Public Relations
- RwandAir
- Salam Air
- Santos Dumont
- Sao Paulo - Campinas Viracopos International Airport
- SARAGA
- SATA
- Saudia Airlines
- Scoot
- SCS
- Seacrane Tanzania Limited
- Sentio Prime, Corporation
- SeRo Systems GmbH
- SG Birch Services Limited
- SG Communications
- SIAEC
- SITA
- Skywise
- SkyXHub Technologies
- Slovenia Control
- Smartwings a.s.
- SOF-Connect
- Solitairholding
- Solvitur Systems LLC
- Sopra Steria
- Southwest Airlines
- Sparfell
- SriLankan Airlines
- Starlux Airline
- Storm Aviation
- Sumisho Air Lease
- Summit Asia
- SunExpress
- SunExpress Airlines
- Sunrise Airways
- Tailwind Airlines
- Team Computers
- Team8
- TEI
- TestSolutions
- TestSolutions GmbH
- TestSolutions Rwanda
- Tetra Tech
- THALES
- THC
- The Brumfield Consulting Group, LLC
- The International Civil Aviation Organization
- The Wall Street Journal
- THY Teknik
- Transmatic Express Limited
- Transportation Security Administration (TSA)
- Tristratus
- Trubus Aerospace
- TRV (Kerala) International Airport Limited
- Twisper
- Ufitfly Travels
- Uganda Airlines
- UK CAA
- Uniworld Air Cargo
- UPS
- US Cargo Link
- USAF
- VACDEV
- Verdot Capital Group
- Viasat Inc.
- Vistajet
- Volotea
- Wingcopter GmbH
- Wingit Aviation LLC
- Zimperium
Who Took the Virtual Stage in 2026
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The Cyber Aviation Global Forum connects aviation leaders, regulators, operators, and cybersecurity experts addressing one of the industry’s most urgent challenges: managing cyber risk across aircraft systems and aviation infrastructure.
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Call for Speakers
The Cyber Aviation Global Forum brings together aviation leaders, cybersecurity experts, regulators, and technology providers to address the growing challenge of managing cyber risk across aircraft systems and aviation infrastructure.
We are seeking experienced voices from across the aviation ecosystem to share practical insights, case studies, and perspectives on aviation cybersecurity, compliance, and operational resilience.
If you are involved in advancing cybersecurity across aviation—whether from an airline, OEM, regulator, or technology provider—we invite you to apply to speak by submitting the form below.