Cyber security of unmanned aviation complexes and features of protection against interception.

The article considers the key aspects of cyber security of unmanned aerial systems (UAS) in the conditions of modern military conflicts and technological progress, unmanned systems have become important tools for gathering information, conducting intelligence and performing combat missions. However, their widespread use is accompanied by new cyber threats that require specialized measures to ensure security. The article analyzes the main types of cyberthreats that can affect UAS, including the interception of communications, unauthorized access to management systems and the breaking of cryptographic protections. The article also discusses modern protection methods and technologies, such as cryptographic algorithms, authentication mechanisms and data encryption. In addition, existing standards and practical solutions to ensure the protection of communication channels are analyzed. The last part of the article is devoted to the latest trends in the field of cyber security of UAS and forecasting future threats. Possible solutions and approaches for improving the protection of unmanned systems in the rapidly changing cyber environment are considered, as well as recommendations are provided for improving the security systems of UAS, which include the integration of new technologies and adaptation to new threats

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Communication informatization and cybersecurity systems and technologies
Published
2024-12-12
DOI
https://doi.org/10.58254/viti.6.2024.03.59
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UAV Applications and Optimization
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Cyber security of unmanned aviation complexes and features of protection against interception.

Ivan I. Borisov
Communication informatization and cybersecurity systems and technologies
UAV Applications and Optimization
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Cyber security of unmanned aviation complexes and features of protection against interception.

Ivan I. Borisov
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Abstract

The article considers the key aspects of cyber security of unmanned aerial systems (UAS) in the conditions of modern military conflicts and technological progress, unmanned systems have become important tools for gathering information, conducting intelligence and performing combat missions. However, their widespread use is accompanied by new cyber threats that require specialized measures to ensure security. The article analyzes the main types of cyberthreats that can affect UAS, including the interception of communications, unauthorized access to management systems and the breaking of cryptographic protections. The article also discusses modern protection methods and technologies, such as cryptographic algorithms, authentication mechanisms and data encryption. In addition, existing standards and practical solutions to ensure the protection of communication channels are analyzed. The last part of the article is devoted to the latest trends in the field of cyber security of UAS and forecasting future threats. Possible solutions and approaches for improving the protection of unmanned systems in the rapidly changing cyber environment are considered, as well as recommendations are provided for improving the security systems of UAS, which include the integration of new technologies and adaptation to new threats

Communication informatization and cybersecurity systems and technologiesVol. 1(6)
Openalex Percentile: Top 62%
UAV Applications and Optimization
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