Global Leaders to Convene at Aviation Cybersecurity 2025 in London to Tackle Critical Threats

LONDON - June 17, 2025 - PRLog -- Cyber Senate is proud to announce the return of its Aviation Cybersecurity Conference, taking place September 23rd-24th, 2025, in London, United Kingdom. This highly focused forum will gather global aviation cybersecurity leaders for two days of expert insights, strategic dialogue, and collaborative problem-solving.

As aviation continues to modernize its digital infrastructure, the risks to aircraft systems, airports, and operational technology (OT) are rapidly evolving. Aviation Cybersecurity 2025 provides a unique platform for CISOs, aviation regulators, OEMs, and solution providers to exchange intelligence and build resilience against these growing threats.

This year's speaker faculty includes global leaders in cybersecurity and aviation innovation:

• Abdulaziz Alarfaj, Head of Cybersecurity Architecture and Strategy, Riyadh Airports
• Barbara Grofe, CTO and Research Fellow, Spartan Corp.
• David Overfelt, Director of Information Security, Breeze Airways
• Dr. Onyi Nweze, Technology Product Manager, Southwest Airlines
• Farhan Chaudhry, VP Cyber Security GRC & Aircraft Cyber Security, Qatar Airways
• John Christian, Enterprise Architect, Avinor
• Landry Holi, Founder and CEO, Fairval
• Marwan Altaimeh, Senior Aviation Cybersecurity Consultant & PM, Thales
• Pete Williams, CISO, Manchester Airport Group
• Ray Secrest, Sr. Manager InfoSec & TSA Coordinator, Tampa International Airport
• Richard Dempers, Founder & Director, Rheinberry
• Richard Meal, Cyber Advisor & former CISO at the world's second-largest nuclear facility
• Tony Johnson, Head of Cyber Security Operations, Manchester Airport Group

Key topics include PART-IS, IT/OT convergence, secure aircraft systems, third-party risk management, regulatory compliance, and incident response strategies. Delegates will participate in panels, technical presentations, and roundtable discussions to explore the latest challenges and innovations shaping aviation cybersecurity.