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Airbus and Atos Sign Cyber Agreement

Wednesday, October 7th, 2015

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The Airbus Group and Atos SE, a digital services company, signed a strategic partnership agreement for research and development as well as the provision of products, services, and solutions designed to counteract cyber attacks, Airbus said Sept. 28.Airbus highlighted that more and more organizations are being targeted by ever-increasing sophisticated attacks that range from stealing sensitive or intellectual property to disrupting operations, requiring innovative security solutions.The companies intend to complement their respective portfolios to address the increasing demand to protect…

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