SkyRadar Blog

The aviation sector plays a critical role in allowing people to travel domestically and globally. Millions of people rely on the safety, security and resilience of airlines, airports and the systems that support them.

Primary and secondary radar towers are electro-mechanical devices, with motors and motor control systems. SkyRadar's electromechanical laboratory provides a comprehensive learning environment for various kinds of motors and their control.

Processing errors due to code validation refer to the mistakes or discrepancies that occur during the validation of software codes in air traffic control (ATC) systems. Code validation is a crucial process in ATC, as it ensures that the software codes used in the system are free of errors and can perform their intended functions correctly. However, errors can occur during this process, leading to significant impacts on ATC operations.

When there is a limited visibility to a CSIRT team within a company, there is a restricted understanding of risk. This then has a major impact on trust, confidence, collaboration, and ultimately, budget and resource security.

ATC ensures safe aircraft movement using technologies like radars and communication systems. Errors, like azimuth reset pulse, can disrupt transmission, impacting aviation safety. This article examines these errors and prevention/rectification steps.

This articles describes how to tailor threat intelligence for information systems requires a dual approach. CSIRTs must prioritize internal data collection while keeping a watchful eye on external sources. The article shows how automation through the right tools augments insights, emphasizing the critical role of tool selection for effective attack mitigation.

Aviation relies on ADS-B for aircraft tracking, but Azimuth Change Pulse introduces transmission errors. Explore its impact in this article.

In an organization’s cyber security environment, problems change from week to week. Consequently, a constant strive to learn within the team is of utmost importance as new and exciting challenges need to be faced each week. Within this ever-evolving environment, it’s critical that a team should constantly be changing, evolving and learning in order to adopt the practice of continuous improvement towards improving the company’s security posture (Kaizen).

Celebrating Academic Excellence: Student-Led Project Supported by SkyRadar Secures Victory in UCL's 'How to Change the World Competition,' Pioneering Solutions for Enhanced Air Quality in London.