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Airport cyber security investment to hit US$1.87B by 2030
Comes as the overall global critical infrastructure cyber security market is expected to hit US$24.22 billion in the next nine years.
The airport sector is forecast to be the fastest growing critical infrastructure market area for cyber security investment on a global scale, reaching US$1.87 billion by 2030.
This is according to analyst firm Frost & Sullivan, which claimed that the sector s growth, a 10-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10.1 per cent, is due to the construction of new airports, as well as updating the systems of existing ones. This is driven by the ongoing construction of new facilities, significant digitalisation upgrades within existing airports and the incremental updates being made to cyber security systems to keep up with the changing cyber-threat landscape and improve detection capabilities, said Danielle VanZandt, industry analyst for security at Frost & Sullivan.
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Pedestrian deaths from car crashes spiked nearly 20% in Michigan last year, according to preliminary data from the Governors Highway Safety Association.
The Association s Russ Martin said people drove much less in 2020 due to the pandemic. But the crisis seemed to worsen drivers behavior, with more speeding and distracted driving. Whatever happened in the pandemic has caused an unexpected increase in the number of people killed, said Martin. Not just pedestrians but all kinds of crashes. And so we in the safety community of course find this very shocking, but also very remarkable, and we need to figure out how can we address this in the future.
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Pascal Meier graduated in Marketing and Finance from Weller and San Francisco University. After a first career step in a large French retail group as a business unit manager and subsequently as an HR Manager, he joined PwC in 1998. Three years later, he was chosen to set up and manage the UK Executive Search company, Robert Walters in Luxembourg. In 2004, he was called to lead Hudson|De Witte & Morel, an HR consulting firm and ran a successful business in the talent management and executive search areas.
In 2007, realizing that there was a consistent need for a quality Executive Search in Financial Services, he decided to run his own company and created Edouard Franklin, which has quickly become the recognized hallmark of recruiting excellence in Luxembourg.
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