Airbus says it won 25-year French military cybersecurity contract

Published Wednesday, September 23, 2026 · 7:07 AM EDT

Airbus SE says it has won a 25-year cybersecurity contract from the French Ministry of Armed Forces. France is stepping up efforts to defend critical infrastructure from possible attacks, and the award gives Airbus a long-term role in that effort. The company identifies the contract's duration and customer.

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