A jetliner was diverted to a Scotland airport on Wednesday—escorted by two Royal Air Force jets—after the cabin crew was given a note claiming a bomb was on board, the Associated Press reports on Yahoo News.The plane, a Boeing 737, was headed from Paris to Dublin but was instead diverted to Prestwick Airport about 30 miles outside of Glasgow, where it landed safely and 172 passengers got off, according to the AP.Passengers were questioned by police, and the plane was searched, but it isn’t yet known if explosives were found or any suspects were arrested, the AP reports.For related content, read Five Questions with Bomb Expert Richard Priem, Airport Security’s Achilles’ Heel and Suspicious Minds. Keep checking in at our CSO Security Feed page for updated news coverage. Related content news Immersive Labs adds custom 'workforce exercising' for each organizational role With the new workforce exercising capability, CISOs will be able to see each role’s cybersecurity readiness, risk areas, and exercise progress. By Shweta Sharma Sep 27, 2023 3 mins Security Software Security news Sysdig unveils cloud attack graph based on real-time threat data Sysdig also announced a new cloud inventory and agentless scanning capabilities to tackle cloud security risks. By Michael Hill Sep 27, 2023 3 mins Threat and Vulnerability Management Cloud Security Storage Security feature What’s a cyber incident response retainer and why do you need one? Whether you need to hire a team to respond to any and all cyberattacks or just some hired guns to boost your capabilities, incident response retainers can ensure you’re covered. By Linda Rosencrance Sep 27, 2023 8 mins Cyberattacks Incident Response Security Practices brandpost How an integrated platform approach improves OT security By Richard Springer Sep 26, 2023 5 mins Security Podcasts Videos Resources Events SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER From our editors straight to your inbox Get started by entering your email address below. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe