A ban on kinetic ASAT weapon testing. Cybersecurity for commercial satellite companies. Procurement and innovation. Space National Guard still finds favor in Congress. Law beyond the Lagrange Point. No joke: Netflix cancels "Space Force."
Russia says it will withdraw from the International Space Station. ASAT test bans. Cybersecurity and orbital systems. Commercial overhead imagery. Spaceports and other launch services. 19th Space Defense Squadron will be responsible for xGeo space.
Signals & Space: Commercial space is coming of age. Conflict and resiliency. Space Force culture.
Commercial space goes to war. Russia's cyberattack against ViaSat's KA-SAT network highlights the importance of firmware. US Cyber Command addresses security of space systems. Anonymous-affiliated actor NB65 counts coup against Roscosmos. Making the economic rubble jump. Space Force notes: reserves, basic, and uniforms.
Signals & Space: Implications of hybrid warfare for aerospace systems.
Viasat terminals were hit by wiper malware. Ukrainian hacktivists say they can interfere with Russian geolocation. Satellite-delivered Internet service provides wartime resiliency. Data compromise at Rosaviatsia considered as possible hacktivism. ESA says it can get by without Russian collaboration. Space Force unit insignia.
Sanctions and counter-sanctions over Russia's war against Ukraine. Satellite network disruption. Starlink terminals dispatched to Ukraine for more resilient Internet service. Recognizing the tactical value of OSINT and the strategic value of commercial overhead imagery. Russian space agency hit by pro-Ukrainian hacktivists. Space Force sees a cislunar mission for itself. Automating range safety for a higher launch tempo. Some spaceports are in; others are out. Marketplace notes. Space Force culture: fitness and uniforms.
