Cybersecurity

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Link to the survey: https://form.typeform.com/to/aDQB9MgQ

Hello Vasileios, yes I understand and I agree with the arguments in your answer. Thank you for this one by the way. I would like to draw your attention to the fact that the Cyber world is a bit like a cooking recipe, everyone knows it and no one knows what’s in it. Starting with the decision-makers, those who will organize or manage an activity that includes Cyber. In general they turn to a Cyber “expert”, and that’s not good. This is like deciding without knowing. For example: if project management methods like “Agility” are adapted to the digital world, it is unmanageable from an aeronautical point of view with certifications (we receive SBs up to three weeks after their publication) . Another example, security control and spoofing, in a digital world how can we ensure that the control is compliant? How to control without opening the code door? without forgetting that these technologies are often particularly sensitive and expensive, how can we ask a supplier to reveal their codes to verify/control? We also forget that signal jamming has existed for much longer, what did we learn back then?