Airservices boosts cybersecurity for OneSKY-CMATS

Posted on October 29, 2025 by Guest authors

Speaking to The Australian, Airservices CEO Rob Sharp said cyber-criminals are attempting to penetrate the organisation on a daily basis, with three months of OneSKY’s revised implementation timeline devoted to hardening cybersecurity measures.

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