Embedded database importance in aerospace and defence industry
Summary
As in many other industries, embedded systems applications in aerospace and defence must collect, process, and analyse large volumes of data, often in real time. When data is processed, the accuracy of physical measurements and other results is crucial to make quick decisions, actively notify other parts of the system, and passively share information. Considering the growing emphasis on innovation with the Internet of Things (IoT) and machine learning (ML), aerospace and defence (A&D) corporations are under more pressure than ever to implement data management strategies that will boost security. For example, one of the most common database threats is a SQL injection attack, which can allow the introduction of malicious code into the system and the execution of harmful queries. In the embedded world, it is vital that organisations can deploy their solutions knowing that the technology they rely on is developed with security and safety at the forefront.