ISH at Munich Airport
Training environment for security experts
The Information Security Hub (ISH) at Munich Airport is an immersive training facility where cyberattacks are simulated. Marc Lindike, Head of Information Security Assurance at Munich Airport, explains the aims of this unique environment in an interview.
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