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Responding to Information Security Incidents Under EASA Part-IS (IS.I.OR.220)
When a confirmed incident occurs under IS.I.OR.220, the objective is not to fix what went wrong. The goal is control — limit the impact on aviation safety, contain the threat, and create conditions for a proper resolution. Repair comes later. This article covers what incident response actually requires, including why your response measure itself may carry immediate safety risk.

Luka Pace Bonello
1 day ago7 min read


How to Detect Incidents and Vulnerabilities Under EASA Part-IS (IS.I.OR.220)
Incident and vulnerability detection under EASA Part-IS begins with the collection and analysis of information security events. This article explains how monitoring, internal reporting, external intelligence, and auditing work together to identify abnormal activity, detect incidents early, and uncover vulnerabilities that may impact aviation safety and operational integrity.

Luka Pace Bonello
May 86 min read
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