Over the past 7+ years, Grayline has been instrumental in helping shape the security of emerging technologies in cities. We wrote the current Federal Transit Administration toolkit for transit cybersecurity assessment, and are advising leading programs across the nation.
City teams, transportation agencies and AEC infrastructure providers are all in conversation about emerging technology implementation, and constantly asked about cybersecurity. From autonomous shuttles to the growing use of data in transportation, Grayline helps in this process not just as a consultant, but as an established mobility cybersecurity expert.
Cybersecurity is not just a technology problem; security technology must be accompanied by organization-wide engagement and well-defined processes.
The fundamentals of cybersecurity are consistent; however, the tactics must evolve given new context, threats, and technologies. We are experts at weaving security best practices into core operations as new innovations mature.
Grayline Group is managing the cybersecurity program for what will be the largest deployment of autonomous vehicles by a public agency. Working on behalf of Balfour Beatty and the Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA), Grayline is responsible for governance design, framework compliance, and security systems development.
JTA wisely elevated cybersecurity from workstream to stand-alone program, reporting directly to the prime contractor. This structure enables Grayline to effectively engage the entire project team throughout the design / build process, as risk responsibility and mitigation execution is shared across organizations.
