Security

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With an eye toward the future, the Institute promotes educational, financial, and operational security. We will rally decision makers to invest in youth STEM education and encourage OEMs to implement proactive cybersecurity measures well before the dawn of cryptographically-relevant quantum computers.  AAM is designed to more quickly transport people and goods but a failure to allocate resources to Security will jeopardize reliability and eliminate time savings. In fact, we are the catalyst behind necessary amendments to the UN treaties on Aircraft Hijacking. Finally, to better understand the monetary impact of AAM, we are launching the Center for AAM Financial Security & Economic Research (CAFSER).

The Center for AAM Financial Security & Economic Research (CAFSER) is a collaboration among OEMs to share best practices, brainstorm new innovative uses of AAM technology, and maintain accountability to ensure equal opportunity employment while also creating abundant economic wealth to the communities where they operate. Deliberate workforce development is essential to making advanced air mobility a viable form of transportation and, when executed properly, can be a phenomenal growth engine. Moreover, the demand for robust cybersecurity skills will increase significantly due to AAM operations.

To protect critical infrastructure and avoid extortion, we must invest in Counter-UAS programs as well. Interestingly, there has been a recent resurgence in Falconry as a resilient means of Counter-UAS because hackers and EMPs cannot degrade the capabilities of a highly-trained falcon.

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