Raytheon to Conduct Cyber Assessments of USAF Aircraft Systems

摘要

Raytheon and the Air Force are working on a type of bug bounty," focused on addressing cyber deficiencies-but this time on aircraft. The company is contracted to conduct cyber vulnerability assessments on several aircraft subsystems and then work to mitigate the issues through resiliency instead of simply aiming to be impervious to attacks, said Dave Wajsgras, Raytheon's president of Intelligence, Information, and Services. Raytheon will begin working on the C-130J and F-15 in the fourth quarter of this year.