Airbus SE detected a cyber incident on Airbus “Commercial Aircraft business” information systems, which resulted in unauthorised access to data. There is no impact on Airbus’ commercial operations.
This incident is being thoroughly investigated by Airbus’ experts who have taken immediate and appropriate actions to reinforce existing security measures and to mitigate its potential impact, as well as determining its origins.
Investigations are ongoing to understand if any specific data was targeted, however, Airbus does know some personal data was accessed. This is mostly professional contact and IT identification details of some Airbus employees in Europe.
The company is in contact with the relevant regulatory authorities and the data protection authorities pursuant to the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation). Airbus employees are being advised to take all necessary precautions going forward.
This post was published on 31 January 2019 11:31
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