When Systems Go Down: Keeping Airports Running During Technology Disruptions
Description
Technology disruptions, from system outages to cybersecurity incidents, can affect airport operations and require close coordination between IT, cybersecurity, operations, and emergency management teams.
Join Steven Barry from Ottawa International Airport and Dr. Fabian Steinmann from Cranfield University to explore how airports prepare for, respond to, and recover from technology-driven disruptions.
Speakers will cover business continuity planning, getting operations back online, and the new risks that come with AI and automation.
Who should attend: Airport operations and safety leaders, IT and cybersecurity professionals, emergency management and business continuity teams, and airport executives responsible for operational resilience.
The moderator will be Dimitri Coll, Senior Vice President and Chief Products and Services Officer, ACI World
Once registered, the link to the webinar will be sent to you by e-mail. The link will also be available in your customer area.
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