EBIOS RM risk analysis: industrial cybersecurity in aeronautics
In a sector as critical as aeronautics, industrial cybersecurity is a major strategic issue. OT systems, which are essential to production, are now exposed to increasingly sophisticated cyber threats. Through a risk analysis based on the EBIOS RM method, DATIVE has supported a major player in the aerospace industry in structuring a robust cybersecurity strategy that complies with regulatory requirements while ensuring continuity of production.
EBIOS RM risk analysis to strengthen the industrial cybersecurity of our aerospace client
Why risk analysis is essential in the aerospace industry
In sensitive industrial environments, such as aerospace, cybersecurity is a strategic issue. OT systems (Operational Technology) are at the heart of production processes, but their complexity and increasing connectivity expose them to major cyber threats.
At DATIVE, we support industrial companies in anticipating these cyber risks and building robust security strategies that comply with regulatory standards.
Our challenge: securing the processes of this aerospace manufacturer, operating in a critical sector, without compromising production
Our client, a major player in the aerospace industry, had to meet two key requirements:
- Ensure operational continuity,
- Strengthen resilience to cyberattacks,
All while respecting the specific constraints of its OT environment.
To achieve these objectives, it was essential to map cyber risks and define a prioritised roadmap.
Our solution: an EBIOS RM analysis for a robust, controlled cybersecurity strategy
Our experts applied the EBIOS Risk Manager method (EBIOS RM), the French reference in cyber risk management. This approach makes it possible to:
- Identify the most critical threat scenarios,
- Assess operational impacts,
- Prioritise security measures,
- Align the strategy with regulatory requirements (NIS2 directive, IEC 62443 standards).
To learn more about the EBIOS RM method, read our dedicated article: EBIOS RM: The franch reference for cyber risk analysis.
Results: a clear, pragmatic roadmap for rolling out cybersecurity protections
Thanks to this analysis, our client now has:
- A comprehensive risk map,
- A prioritised action plan tailored to its industrial constraints,
- A strategic vision to strengthen its cybersecurity without impacting production.
Why choose DATIVE for your cyber risk analysis?
At DATIVE, we believe that industrial cybersecurity should not be a constraint but a driver of performance and reliability. Our experts work in the field to design and deploy pragmatic cybersecurity solutions that comply with standards and are adapted to OT realities.
Would you like to assess your cyber risks and build a robust strategy? Contact us now for a personalised audit
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