Implementing the RTCA DO-326A / ED-202A Airworthiness Security Process

Core aerospace engineering and protocols for DO-326A Airworthiness Security.

The Statutory Mandate for Aircraft Cybersecurity

Modern electric aircraft rely on continuous wireless datalinks for remote telemetry, passenger Wi-Fi, and autonomous uncrewed traffic management. The FAA and EASA mandate compliance with RTCA DO-326A (Airworthiness Security Process Specification) for all new type certifications.

Systematic Threat Modeling and Security Risk Assessment

EvtolSecurity guides engineering teams through formal DO-326A security assessments: analyzing every threat vector—from malicious ground support equipment to remote radio packet injection—and implementing verifiable security mitigations that guarantee passenger safety is never compromised.

Airworthiness Security Scope: Identifying assets, threat sources, and attack surfaces.
Security Risk Assessment (SRA): Calculating attack feasibility and catastrophic safety impacts.
Security Verification: Penetration testing and fuzzing avionics software interfaces.
Continuous Post-Certification (DO-328A): Maintaining active vulnerability monitoring programs.

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