Airbus Group was awarded the Grand Jury Prize at the Security Film Festival 2016. The following video is sponsored by Eric Ravello, Corporate Security, AIRBUS Group, produced by Master Films and realised by Fréderic Duvin.
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Cybersecurity Video of the month: The risks are high. Protect yourself, make your company secure – By Airbus Group
Cyber industrial safety -
October 17, 2016
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