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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
Faced With Starlink Competition, Ground Segment Leaders Turn to Orchestration, Specialization
Faced with the game-changing advent of vertically integrated Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) megaconstellations like Starlink and Amazon Leo, ground segment hardware and service providers are having to rethink both their technology […]
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Finance
Investors Debate IPO Path, Financing Routes Needed to Grow Space Market
The way the commercial space sector is financed needs to catch up with the huge advances industry has made in its capabilities, venture capitalists at a SATShow business panel said […]
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Government/Military
Inside the Data Fusion and Integration Challenges to Building the Golden Dome
For the Golden Dome missile defense system, getting data about ballistic or hypersonic missile launches from sensors to the fusion engine which provides 3D tracking and finally to the interceptors […]
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Connectivity
Astranis and Oman Group Execs Detail How Middle East Conflict is Driving Demand For Sovereign Satellite Services
The war in the Middle East underlines the value proposition of sovereign satellite communications, partners of a recent satellite deal between Astranis and MB Group said Monday during SATShow Week. […]
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Connectivity
Amazon Leo Readies 200+ Satellites for Orbit as It Ramps Up Launch Schedule
More than 200 Amazon Leo satellites are loaded onto six dispensers at Cape Canaveral, ready to be launched into orbit in the coming months as Amazon prepares to ramp up […]
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Cybersecurity
NATO, German BSI, and Israel’s Rafael Share Strategies for Securing Space Systems
As space becomes a domain of warfare, democracies across the globe will increasingly rely on commercial satellite operators and private sector space companies to wage it, a senior NATO official […]
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Cybersecurity
LLMs to Accelerate Both Cyber Defenders and Hackers, OpenAI Exec Says
RESTON, Virginia — The balance between space industry cyber defenders and the hackers, online spies and cyber warriors attacking their systems will tilt in dramatic and largely unpredictable fashion over […]
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Cybersecurity
Multi-Orbit Networks Expand the Attack Surface, But Basic Cyber Threats Remain, Experts Say
RESTON, Virginia — Software-defined satellites and multi-orbit architecture open up an expanded attack surface for hackers, but those vulnerabilities remain largely theoretical for now, satellite cyber and engineering experts said […]
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Cybersecurity
DHS Wants Satellite Volunteers to Test New Cyber Tools
RESTON, Virginia — The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Aerospace Corp. want satellite operators to volunteer to test out new tools they’re building to detect cyberattacks on spacecraft, officials […]
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Cybersecurity
Inside the Space ISAC Watch Center: Keeping an Eye on Cyber Threats
The watch center day begins most days just after dawn, when its director, Hector Falcon, arrives at the nondescript office park building and logs on around 6 a.m. Like his […]
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Technology
Ground Station Operators Look to Software for Simplicity in Smallsat Operations
In today’s brave new space world, smallsat companies can outsource everything. Launch is a given, and even satellite buses can now be bought off the shelf or rented as part […]
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Government/Military
Continuity and Change in Trump’s Playbook for Space National Security Issues
When it comes to space as a national security issue, the Trump 2.0 administration is expected to lean forward on offensive capabilities and integrating commercial service providers into Department of […]
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SATShow 2025
Cruise Operators Navigate Customers’ Insatiable Demand for Bandwidth
Providing broadband internet access for cruise ship passengers has unleashed an insatiable beast, always hungry for more and more connectivity, satellite providers and cruise operators said last week at SATELLITE. […]
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SATShow 2025
SpaceX CFO Johnsen Says Starlink is ‘Enterprise-Quality,’ Favors Adding Guarantees
For years, enterprise customers of Starlink have complained that the company doesn’t offer a conventional enterprise contract, with the traditional guarantees of bandwidth, uptime, and availability, known as “service level […]
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SATShow 2025
New FCC Space Bureau Chief Promises to Modernize Licensing
Modernizing and simplifying the licensing of space operations by U.S. companies will be a priority for the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) under the Trump administration, the new leader of the […]
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SATShow 2025
Leaders See Collaboration as the Key to Expanding Access to Space
Global cooperation in space, both between nations and between government and commercial efforts, is the key to a resilient and sustainable future for the sector, panelists told SATELLITE attendees Wednesday. […]
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SATShow 2025
Tech Leaders Talk Up Quantum, New Manufacturing Technologies and Telecoms Integration
Satellite industry CTOs talked up novel manufacturing techniques, integration with terrestrial networks, including direct-to-device connectivity, and a new market for satellite services in quantum key distribution, during a panel at […]
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Cybersecurity
Space Force Official Warns of China Outpacing US Defense Tech With Greater Investment
RESTON, VIRGINIA — While the U.S. government and the military in particular is cutting its spending on scientific and technical research, China is ramping up, seeking to close the gap […]
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Government/Military
Space Force Prepares to Release International Partner Strategy for Allied Collaboration
RESTON, VIRGINIA — The U.S. Space Force will roll out its International Partnership Strategy in the coming months, laying out a plan to integrate its capabilities more tightly with its […]
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Cybersecurity
US Defense Officials Detail Their Concerns About Emerging Threats to Satellites
Emerging technologies like quantum computing and artificial intelligence create new threats to defend against, as well as new defensive capabilities for the commercial space sector, U.S. defense officials said at […]
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Government/Military
SSC Commander Garrant Talks Cyber Focus, Integrating Commercial Tech
The leader of the U.S. Space Force command focused on buying and operating satellites for the U.S. military told the CyberSat conference this week that he, like many other government […]
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Cybersecurity
A Frightening Future: Experts Outline the Growing Threat of Cyber Attacks Against Space Systems
RESTON, VIRGINIA — Ransomware in space and the possibility of satellite kidnapping were just two of the scary future threats against space systems discussed at the CyberSat conference in Reston, […]
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Cybersecurity
How Earth Observation Companies Stay Ahead of the Cyber Threat
In a new era of warfare enabled by commercial products and services, owners and operators of earth observation constellations are finding themselves on the frontlines of novel conflicts, often fought […]
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Connectivity
Where Does the GEO Piece Fit in Satellite’s Future?
We’ll always need GEO, even in a world that’s gone head over heels for LEO. It’s a matter of physics: The Geostationary Orbit (GEO) has unique characteristics. Because a satellite […]
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Mobility
Navigating Starlink Disruption in the Maritime Connectivity Market
In the maritime sector, for many years, the long-sought “Treasure Island” of connectivity could be summed up in four words: As good as shore. “We would always ask, can we […]
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Connectivity
Satellite Business Gets ‘Marriage Advice’ on Relationship With Telco Partners
The relationship between satellite operators and telcos can at times seem like a troubled marriage — “It is difficult to live together. But it’s more difficult to live alone,” Jean-Luc […]
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Government/Military
ITU Chief Bogdan-Martin Tasks the Satellite Industry With Expanding Internet Access
International Telecommunication Union General Secretary Doreen Bogdan-Martin sought to position her agency as the conscience of the space industry in her keynote address to SATELLITE 2024, urging support for the […]
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Cybersecurity
US Cleared Space Execs for Classified Briefing on Hacking Threats
After Russian military hackers knocked much of Viasat‘s KA-SAT network offline at the start of the invasion of Ukraine, U.S. intelligence officials were so concerned about the threat to other […]
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Cybersecurity
NASA Official Speaks to Cybersecurity ‘Language Gap’ in the Agency
Getting cybersecurity right at a federal agency means learning to speak the language of the program and mission managers who actually run the IT systems you’re trying to protect against […]





























