Public transportation sector Sample Clauses

Public transportation sector. Urban Public Transport Systems are very vulnerable to cyberattacks, because their networks cover the entire cities' surface, having different locations with sensitive functionalities, processing personal, economical and technical data, which are “eye-catching” for different groups of cyber criminals. The dynamic development of the “smart” component of Public Transport Services generates vulnerabilities to cyberattacks. Public Transport employees are required to have a permanent e-mail and internet communication with their clients, with other professionals and institutions. Therefore, the vulnerability of this organization is high even if employees are aware of the threats. Taking into consideration that Public Transport is an important support to the local economy especially for large cities, the functional perturbation of this service can affect the entire local economic system. The staff of Public Transport Operators and Public Transport Authorities exchange different kinds of sensitive or critical data in external and internal communication at all levels. The following items describe the kind of information available to typical public transportation staff, highlighting the possible interest as target of cyber-attacks:  Human Resource staff works with a dedicated data-base which contains detailed personal data of thousands of employees and their families. There are specified names, residential addresses, revenues, holidays programs/schedule, health conditions, family information, etc. These sources of data can be exploited by cyber attackers motivated by economical (money stealing), political (people manipulation) or social interest (people behaviour and affiliation).  Commercial staff works with a dedicated costumers data-base: seasonal tickets users, free passes users, reduced mobility and vulnerable users, etc. Certain teams of ticket inspectors have mobile devices (smart phones with a dedicated software installed) for verifying the different types of transport smart-cards. The information stored in such database includes personal data regarding the movements within public transport networks, economical data, etc. – which can be exploited by cybercriminals for planning attacks and blackmailing strategies.  Technical staff uses dedicated software for keeping records (accounting) of materials, stocks, technical procedures and needs, internal codes, etc. This information includes statistics regarding vehicle operation and traffic control. Misuse of th...
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