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On 2025-04-01
by Stefan Machita, Continued AIrworthiness Engineer
Safety
Continued vs. Continuing Airworthiness: They May Sound Alike, But They’re Not the Same
Aviation is known for its precision, and precision in terminology is crucial, especially when it comes to safety. Two terms that often cause confusion are continuing and continued airworthiness. At first glance, they seem almost interchangeable. However, in regulatory and operational contexts, the two terms refer to different and distinct processes for aviation. Understanding the [...]
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Cybersecurity The golden age of ransomware: what you should know
So far this year, 68.5% of all cyber-attacks worldwide have been ransomware related – representing an all-time high. The popularity of ransomware has been rising steeply since 2018. It’s no surprise then, that many have dubbed this the golden age of ransomware. With over 300 million ransomware attacks occurring annually, it’s not a question of if your organisation will face […]
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Safety New technologies for maintenance
Since I was young, I have always been passionate about everything that flies and I have always wondered how machines as big and heavy as airplanes manage to fly. I then went to an engineering school in electronics and embedded systems. I did a work-study program with Renault in the Paris area. Following this experience, […]
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Cybersecurity Think twice before implementing encryption
As we’ve seen before[*], encryption is a protection means rather than a security objective. Strong of that knowledge, we have clearly defined who should have access to our data, and who should not. Is encryption a good solution, then? Security attributes are often summed in three, sometimes four, basic properties that we may need to […]
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Cybersecurity Security of sensor fusion systems: Mission statement
Systems have been using sensors for a long time, to gain an understanding of their environment. More recently, the advent of autonomous systems, and the increasing demands of reliability, have led to the multiplication of sensor inputs. So we now commonly have systems that estimate their location using a mix of GPS, odometry, LIDAR, cameras, […]
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Safety Neuroscience for aeronautics
PhD Graduate in Cognitive Psychology and Ergonomics, it all began several years ago when I joined the company EGIS AVIA. I moved to the UK in 2013 where I worked as a Human Factor Specialist in different companies and different fields. Automobiles at Jaguar Land Rover and household appliances at Dyson. I am currently working […]
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Safety Modelling for autonomous vehicles
Today’s systems are more and more complex. They interact with each other, hence the importance of identifying possible flaws in order to anticipate problems and identify appropriate solutions. Modeling Thanks to modeling, this former student of Supelec detects the possible flaws of systems used in different sectors of activity to make their operation safer. An […]
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