Aviation cybersecurity has become a critical issue across the globe. Not only do millions of passengers depend on airlines to get them safely from point A to point B every day, but manufacturers, shipping services, and militaries rely on aircraft systems to support supply chains and execute missions.
Known as the “Airworthiness Security Process Specification,” DO-326A (and its European counterpart, ED-202) is the aviation cybersecurity standard developed jointly by the Radio Technical Commission for Aeronautics (RTCA) and the European Organisation for Civil Aviation Equipment. The original edition, DO-326, was issued in 2010; its revised version, DO-326A, was issued in 2014.
In this whitepaper, we cover the seven steps of DO-326A compliance, and:
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How it differs from DO-178, ARP4754, and DO-254
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Who and what DO-326A applies to
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How Jama Software can help teams meet compliance standards
