Live Airport Exploit
Who Will Defend The Airport?
Prove Your Cyber Defenses in a Live Airport Attack Simulation
Demonstrate your cybersecurity solutions within TAC’s Adega Airport interactive environment, where your technology will face cyber-attacks targeting both IT infrastructure and industrial control systems.
6 Scenarios. One Goal: Total Airport Defense.
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Defend the Airport Collaborative: Securing Critical Infrastructure Like Baggage Handling Systems
In this video, we spotlight the importance of securing the baggage handling system – a key component of airport operations.
At the collaborative, participating organizations will defend systems like this and other core components commonly found in airport infrastructure.
Showcase Your Competitive Advantage to Attendees
This is more than just a demonstration—it’s a competitive advantage. By showcasing your ability to detect and respond to real-time threats in a high-stakes, live environment, you will differentiate your company from competitors and reinforce your role as a trusted cybersecurity provider. The insights gained from this experience will not only validate your technology but also enhance its capabilities for future challenges.
This will be a challenging exercise. The airport infrastructure will operate at full speed, simulating normal business hours. Our AI-driven traffic generation will create realistic background noise, requiring defensive solutions to filter out routine activity and detect actual threats in real time.
Adega Airport consists of dozens of IT assets, industrial control systems, and IoT devices operating in real time across a Gigabit Ethernet network implemented across multiple Ethernet network switches. The exact number of devices will remain undisclosed, adding to the challenge. Your mission is to ingest the live PCAP feed and demonstrate your ability to :
Perform real-time asset discovery and identification
Providing as much detail as possible: vendor, firmware, industrial function.
Perform Industrial Protocol Analysis
There are multiple industrial protocols used in this network identifying key assets based on protocol and commands captured.
Anomalous Behavior (attack) Identification
Alert based on source/destination and actions taken to include both information technology and industrial attacks.
Attack Chain Correlation
Suggest/Identify prepositioning events and attacks and correlate to subsequent industrial attacks or exploits (based on time, source/destination, etc.
Why Defending Aviation Matters
On The Blog : Advancing Aviation Cybersecurity Through Collective Action | Featuring A Comprehensive Review Of Recent Cyber Attacks Targeting The U.S. Aviation Sector
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