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BAE Developing New Cyber Threat Detection System For Military Aircraft

By Matthew Beinart

Wednesday, October 18th, 2017

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BAE Systems is growing its platform for future military aircraft cyber contracts with a program to gather its proprietary system analysis and reverse engineering detection tools under a new project it calls Cyber Warning.Cyber Warning is directed towards deploying upgraded cyber mitigation capabilities for fixed and rotor-wing aircraft utilizing legacy systems, while building on experience from previous military contracts.“It all started coming together as Cyber Warning about a year or two ago. The next step is we’re continuing to work with…

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