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Aviation data networks: security issues and network architecture
Thanthry, Nagaraja ; Pendse, Ravi
Thanthry, Nagaraja
Pendse, Ravi
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2005-06
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Thanthry, N. and R. Pendse. 2005. Aviation Data Networks: Security Issues and Network Architecture. IEEE A&E SYSTEMS MAGAZINE, v.20, no.6, pp.3-8
Abstract
The Information Technology (IT) revolution, combined
with people's need to access information quickly, has
resulted in the explosive growth of the Internet in the past
decade. Ubiquitous access to the Internet has become an
essential component of a mobUe workforce, and multiple
mechanisms are being devised to ensure seamless
connectivity to corporate resources. An integrated security
framework requires careful consideration of the security
features of the network within an airplane. Potentially, the
aircraft could consist of three kinds of networks, namely:
passenger network, crew network, and control network.
The security protocol implemented must ensure a proper
separation of these networks and also watch for any
security protocol violations. In this paper, the authors
review existing aircraft data network standards, scurity
provisioning, and security threats associated with the
aircraft data networks. In addition, the authors also
analyze the security threats associated with different
network architectures.
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IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Magazine;v.20,no.6
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