A massive data breach that affected several airlines across Asia has underscored the need for industries in the region to revisit their reliance on third-party suppliers, analysts have said, warning that more critical infrastructure may soon be affected. Last week, a wave of airlines reported that customer information was accessed in a data security breach involving Spanish software provider Amadeus. Several of these breaches involved information found in booking details, including flight data,...
What’s next after airlines? Asia data breach raises wider cyber fears
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SCMP - Feed 91By Sam Beltran
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
A massive data breach that affected several airlines across Asia has underscored the need for industries in the region to revisit their reliance on third-party suppliers, analysts have said, warning that more critical infrastructure may soon be affected. Last week, a wave of airlines reported that customer information was accessed in a data security breach involving Spanish software provider Amadeus. Several of these breaches involved information found in booking details, including flight data,.
Key Takeaways
- What’s next after airlines?
- Asia data breach raises wider cyber fears.
- Last week, a wave of airlines reported that customer information was accessed in a data security breach involving Spanish software provider Amadeus.
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