A multi-engine, instrument rated pilot, James Wynbrandt has been an AIN and Business Jet Traveler contributor since 2003. His in-depth reporting and insightful features have won more than a dozen editorial honors, including two National Business Aviation Association Gold Wing Awards (2019; 2021), and his articles have also appeared in the New York Times, Barron’s, Fortune, Forbes, and Smithsonian Air &amp; Space. He has flown his Mooney M20K 252 on assignments throughout North and Central America and the Caribbean. Wynbrandt is also the author of Flying High (Wiley &amp; Sons), a biography of Jet Blue founder David Neeleman, as well as histories, references works, and books on a variety of other topics from major publishers. He lives in New York City.

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Raytheon has been selected as the cybersecurity advisor to the Royal Hashemite Court of the Kingdom of Jordan, the U.S. company announced this week at the Farnborough Airshow. Through its Intelligence, Information and Services (IIS) division, Raytheon (Chalet C9, Outside Exhibit 9) will protect the Kingdom’s critical infrastructure systems, conducting vulnerability assessments and providing cyber test range services, as well as cyber governance and policy strategy. Additionally, the company will conduct a holistic vulnerability assessment on the Royal aviation fleet to ensure all integrated systems are hardened and resilient to cyberattacks.&nbsp;

 


“The cyber threat is increasing globally,” said Dave Wajsgras, president of the company’s ISS branch. “We’ve been protecting large-scale systems for decades and know how to help nations protect themselves from those who want to exploit our interconnect world.”

Jordan Taps Raytheon for Cybersecurity Services

U.S. company will protect the Kingdom's critical infrastructure through vulnerability assessments and cyber oversight.

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