Webinar: Securing the Future of Connected Transportation
“Cybersecurity Challenges Onboard Buses and Trains.“
This webinar brought together professionals from across the connected transport ecosystem — including several leading companies from the public and private transport sector, alongside operators, system integrators, and security specialists from adjacent industries.
What the session covers:
The onboard threat landscape — evaluating the top operational risks targeting connected fleets, from Wi-Fi Man-in-the-Middle and lateral network contamination to ticketing fraud and telemetry hijacking.
The architectural pillars of connected security — implementing Zone-Based Firewalls for strict logical micro-segmentation, edge threat prevention with embedded Nano Agents, and secure VPN backhaul encryption.
The regulatory roadmap — translating compliance into technical reality by enforcing NIS2 and RED EN 18031 to keep essential public transport operations secure and compliant.
It covers what matters most for securing connected fleets:
The onboard threat landscape — from Wi-Fi Man-in-the-Middle and lateral network contamination to ticketing fraud and telemetry hijacking
The architectural pillars of connected security — Zone-Based Firewalls, edge threat prevention with embedded Nano Agents, and secure VPN backhaul encryption
The regulatory roadmap — enforcing NIS2 and RED EN 18031 to keep essential public transport operations compliant
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