5/1/2020, Originally Featured in The Cyber Edge
“Amid growing fears that U.S. military reliance on civilian space infrastructure might prove a weak point, two organizations are seeking to improve cybersecurity in the burgeoning satellite industry. The Orbital Security Alliance has published a detailed set of cybersecurity guidelines for commercial satellite operators, which aims specifically at smaller, newer companies in the fast-growing “minisat” sector. The Space Information Sharing and Analysis Center is bringing together satellite industry giants such as Kratos, SES and Lockheed Martin to share real-time cyber threat information and collaborate to discover and fix vulnerabilities in satellite software.”
Read the Full Article Here:
https://www.afcea.org/content/space-cybersecuritys-new-frontier
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