Adrian Johnson
TLDR:
Airbus Defence and Space has announced the acquisition of German company Infodas to strengthen its cyber security portfolio for defense and critical infrastructures. The transaction is expected to be finalized by the end of 2024, pending regulatory approvals. Infodas, with around 250 employees and annual revenues of about EUR 50 million, has been certified by Germany’s Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) and approved up to Geheim (Secret) classification for Germany, NATO Secret, and EU Secret levels.
Airbus Strengthens Cyber Security Portfolio with Acquisition of Infodas
Airbus Defence and Space has taken a significant step towards enhancing its cyber security capabilities with the acquisition of German company Infodas. This strategic move aims to bolster Airbus’ cyber security portfolio for the benefit of its European and global customers in the face of increasing cyber threats and the digitalization trend.
Infodas, headquartered in Cologne, specializes in providing cyber security and IT solutions for defense and critical infrastructures. The company’s emphasis on security-by-design architecture has earned it certifications from relevant authorities, including Germany’s BSI, NATO, and EU Secret levels.
With cyber security becoming increasingly integral to Airbus’ operations and product development, Infodas’ expertise and capabilities are expected to complement and enhance the existing cyber security measures within the company.
The acquisition is projected to be finalized by the end of 2024, pending regulatory approvals. Once completed, Airbus will benefit from Infodas’ workforce of around 250 employees and annual revenues of approximately EUR 50 million, further solidifying its position in the cyber security domain.
