(05 July 2022, 10:45 +07)
Airbus has established a new subsidiary that
brings together the company’s expertise in cybersecurity, safety
and sustainability-related services.
Thierry Racaud
The aim of the new entity - Airbus Protect - is to
provide services designed to protect Airbus company-wide and meet
the needs of external authorities and commercial customers,
including in the field of critical infrastructures.
The new organisation brings together more than
1,200 experts based in France, Germany, the UK, Spain and Belgium
who will grow Airbus’ capabilities and leverage synergies to
further develop its expertise in those key areas.
“We are proud to see Airbus Protect go live, supporting Airbus’ ambition to develop an integrated offering in
this critical business area,” said Thierry Racaud, Airbus Protect
CEO. “Our teams are committed to meeting our customers’ needs and
challenges ahead with an exceptional group of professionals and
resources at all levels. The diversification of fields of
application linked to the size of Airbus and its products will
provide a fabulous playground for them and for the new talents
that will join us in the future.”
Thierry Racaud has extensive international
business management experience in the aerospace sector and has
held multiple executive positions in IT and Services companies,
both in France and abroad.
The combination of Airbus’ competences in services
related to cybersecurity, safety and sustainability (notably the
management of environmental, corporate responsibility, health and
safety risks) are expected to offer opportunities for external growth in
different market segments, where the company’s expertise in
protecting highly sensitive and demanding systems will create
strong value propositions.
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