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Cybersecurity
Darktrace’s Research Shows New Chinese Modus Operandi
Darktrace has released a new research report, “Crimson Echo: Understanding Chinese-nexus Cyber Tradecraft Through Behavioral Analysis” which looks at how Chinese-nexus cyber activity is evolving and the threats its poses. […]
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Cybersecurity
Anthropic Launches Project Glasswing for Cybersecurity
Anthropic has announced an ambitious new project as it looks to play a key role in securing the world’s most critical software. It is teaming up with Amazon Web Services, […]
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Cybersecurity
Top Space Cyber Execs Talk Increased Iranian Cyber Attacks
Space companies face an ever-growing attack surface, including a recent upsurge of attacks from Iran. Top CISOs of space companies from Vantor, SES, Viasat, and Telesat shared a view into […]
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Cybersecurity
NSA Reveals Details of New LEO Security Report
The National Security Agency (NSA) along with a number of other parties, has released a new Cybersecurity Information Sheet (CSI), a report that highlights high-level cybersecurity risks and mitigation strategies […]
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Government/Military
Artemis II Crew Completes Historic Lunar Flyby Mission
The Artemis II crew splashed down in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of San Diego on Friday, wrapping up a historic nearly 10-day mission that marked the first crewed […]
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Mobility
Emirates Connectivity Exec Explains the Airline’s Move to Starlink
In November last year, Emirates stunned the in-flight connectivity (IFC) world when it announced a move to adopt Starlink. Emirates is deploying Starlink Wi-Fi across its entire in-service fleet, beginning […]
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Connectivity
Amazon CEO Targets Mid-2026 Launch for Amazon Leo Service
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said Amazon’s satellite constellation is scheduled to launch service in mid-2026, in a letter to shareholders on Thursday. Jassy did not share a more specific timeframe […]
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Launch
BryceTech Report Shows SpaceX Accounted for 50% of Launches in 2025
BryceTech, one of the leading space research firms, has released its 2025 Year in Review tracking the launch market. It shows a market moving towards small satellites, and underlines the […]
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Technology
EnduroSat and Shield Space Strike European Partnership for Defense Missions
EnduroSat and Shield Space have joined a strategic partnership to jointly operate space defense missions, EnduroSat said on April 8. The companies’ combined technologies could allow them to deliver on-orbit […]
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Technology
Network Integration Remains a Challenge in Pushing Data to the Tactical Edge
Decision making must occur at the speed of conflict, and commercial space leaders are pursuing initiatives to push data forward from centralized nodes to the tactical edge. In the past, […]
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Imagery and Sensing
Vantor Introduces New Satellite Classes for High Resolution Imaging, Frequent Revisits
Commercial satellite operator and spatial intelligence provider Vantor on Thursday introduced two new classes of electro-optical imaging satellites that packaged together offer its customers high-resolution imagery and frequent revisit rates around the […]
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Government/Military
Space Force Awards 14 Companies Space Domain Awareness Contracts Under “Andromeda”
U.S. Space Force’s Space Systems Command (SSC) said on Wednesday that it has awarded 14 companies more than $1.8 billion in firm fixed price “Andromeda” contracts for the Geosynchronous Reconnaissance […]
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People
NSG Names Haithem Alfaraj as its Second CEO
Neo Space Group (NSG), the fast-growing Saudi space company, has appointed Haithem Mohammed Mojil Alfaraj as its new CEO. Alfaraj replaces Martijn Blanken, who has led the company since its inception […]
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Finance
In-Space Maneuverability Startup Portal Raises Series A as it Shifts into Production Mode
Portal Space Systems has raised $50 million in a Series A round to accelerate its progress building maneuverable spacecraft as the startup grows its team and expands manufacturing capacity. The […]
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SATShow 2026
Live in the Booth: Sky Perfect JSAT President & CEO Eiichi Yonekura
Sky Perfect JSAT, one of the biggest global operators, is banking on a multi-faceted approach to grow its business over the next few years. SKY Perfect JSAT President & CEO […]
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Government/Military
FCC to Vote on Order to Update EPFD Framework
The FCC is set to vote later this month to update satellite spectrum-sharing rules between Geostationary (GEO) and Non-Geostationary (NGSO) satellite systems. If adopted, the Report and Order would replace […]
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Imagery and Sensing
Italy and Argentina to Enhance Space Collaboration With Telespazio and VENG Deal
Italy and Argentina are to continue their collaboration in the space data arena. e-GEOS, a joint venture between the Italian Space Agency and Telespazio, has signed a multi-year co-operation deal with […]
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Manufacturing
Northrop Grumman to Build HUGEO Satellite for Hungary’s 4iG
Hungarian company 4iG Space and Defense Technologies has signed with Northrop Grumman to develop the nation’s first communications satellite under a deal announced Tuesday. Northrop Grumman will build HUGEO — a […]
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Partner Content
Testing 5G Non-Terrestrial Networks in the Lab: A Practical Approach to Innovation
5G Non-Terrestrial Networks (NTNs), are essentially satellite base stations or ‘cell towers in space’ and are being designed to overcome some of the limitations of terrestrial networks. Download this white […]
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Government/Military
It’s Unanimous: Space Already Functions as Critical Infrastructure
Space may not officially be the United States’ 17th critical infrastructure sector. But in practice, experts across government, academia, and industry say it already functions as one — deeply embedded […]
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Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity in Space is Hard; In Cislunar Space, it’s Really Hard
In space, cybersecurity is hard. Many of the strategies cyber defenders rely on daily to protect terrestrial networks, like centrally managed anomaly detection, regular patching of emergent software vulnerabilities, and […]
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Technology
In-Space Mobility, Maturing From Last Miles to Superhighways
In the late 1960s, NASA began studying the principle of a reusable “space tug” system, as part of the Space Transportation System (STS), then envisioned as a crewed space vehicle […]
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Government/Military
Is Europe Moving Fast Enough to Close its Space Defense Gaps?
Russia is building up its military powers, possibly aiming to attack NATO within the next four years. Europe is responding to the threat, rushing to patch its many defense gaps, […]
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Opinion
Space Is the Best Offset Strategy
In the logic of national security, an offset strategy is the decisive move: a technological or organizational advantage that neutralizes an adversary’s numerical or geographic strength. The nuclear deterrent of […]
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Opinion
The Seismic Shifts in the Satellite Communications Landscape are Far From Over
The satellite communications market has evolved rapidly over the past four years. As SpaceX’s Starlink has racked up not just hundreds, but even thousands of Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites […]
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Partner Content
Automation and Agility: How SSC Space Go Is Designed for the New Age of Ground
SSC Space has a mission to help its customers access space — whether that’s spacecraft operations and engineering, operating the Esrange launch center in Sweden, or its global ground network. […]
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Finance
On-Orbit Services Startup Starfish Space Raises $110M to Execute Missions, Boost Production
Starfish Space on Tuesday said it has raised about $110 million in a Series B round that will be used to execute orbital servicing missions already on contract, boost production of […]
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Technology
Canadian Navy to Trial All.Space Hydra 4 Terminal
The Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) will test an All.Space Hydra 4 multi-band, multi-orbit mobility terminal to inform short-term satcom architecture decisions. The Hydra 4 mobility terminal is designed to deliver […]
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Imagery and Sensing
Planet Details AI-Driven Object Detection Onboard Pelican-4 Satellite
Planet recently performed AI-driven object detection directly onboard a Pelican-4 satellite, using the satellite’s onboard Nvidia Jetson Orin module. Planet shared details on Tuesday of the recent tech milestone. On […]
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Government/Military
Artemis II Crew Travels Farther from Earth Than Apollo 13 in a New Record
The Artemis II crew has now officially traveled farther from Earth than any previous human mission. On Monday afternoon at approximately 1:56 p.m. EDT, the crew surpassed the Apollo 13 […]




























