Drone Security
What is Drone Security?
Security measures for protecting unmanned aerial vehicles and their control systems from hijacking, data interception, and physical threats.
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What the standards actually require on drone security
Requirements naming drone security across 5 standards, quoted from the control text.
Each special class unmanned aircraft certificated under 14 CFR 21.17(b) must have its equipment, systems and networks, considered both individually and in their relation to other systems, protected from intentional unauthorized electronic interactions that cou...
faa-aircraft-systems-information-security-protection-asisp::D&R.115 · D&R.115 Cyber security of special class unmanned aircraft →Organisations using drones are controllers. They should confirm a genuine need, carry out a DPIA covering recording at altitude and capture of people who are not the focus, register with the Civil Aviation Authority where the criteria apply, have policies and...
uk-ico-guidance-on-video-surveillance-including-cctv-2022::T.3 · T.3 Drones: genuine need, DPIA for collateral intrusion, CAA registration, trained operators, public information, recording not continuous →PDPO does not have GDPR-style special categories of sensitive data definition, but PCPD has issued codes of practice and sectoral guidance treating certain data categories with heightened expectations: Code of Practice on Human Resources Management (covering r...
HK-PDPO-Sensitive-CCTV-Workplace-Children-Codes · HK PDPO Sensitive Data + CCTV + Workplace Monitoring + Children + Code of Practice on Human Resources Management + PCPD Sectoral Guidance →Directions 1-4 establish the mandatory incident reporting regime - the highest-profile and most operationally demanding element of the 2022 Directions.
CERTIN-IncidentReporting-6Hour-Mandatory-Format-POC-20Categories-Section70B-Dir1to4 · CERT-In Directions 1-4 Incident Reporting - Mandatory 6-Hour Window + 20 Categories + Standardised Report Format + Designated Point of Contact + 24x7 Channel →Article 25-2 (from the 2023 amendment): a person operating mobile video devices (worn, carried or mounted, such as drones and body cameras) for business may not film people in public places except on an Article 15(1) basis, where filming is clearly indicated a...
south-korea-pipa::25-2 · Film with mobile video devices in public places only on a lawful basis and with visible notice →Questions people ask about drone security
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