Satellite Security
SpaceX gets first enhanced view of the military’s orbital catalog
A Space Force data trade has put the government's most precise collision picture in the hands of the largest constellation…
Safran puts a military-grade navigation core on the A220
Airbus has picked an inertial system hardened on fighter jets and helicopters to keep its smallest airliner flying when satellite signals are jammed.
Japan’s ship classifier turns spoofing detection into a class mark
ClassNK now offers a formal notation for vessels carrying equipment that detects satellite navigation interference, filling a gap left by international cyber rules.
A commercial reserve for orbit finally gets its order book
Six space domain awareness firms now hold standing agreements that turn a commercial handshake into a wartime call-up.
A zero-trust framework catches satellite spoofing in simulation
Researchers pairing behavioral anomaly detection with a cryptographic cache cut authentication overhead to well under one percent of signalling.
The Pentagon’s data relay mesh adds a third satellite builder
Twenty-one Northrop Grumman satellites are due to lift off Oct. 5, thickening a low-Earth-orbit network the Space Force wants to…
Nokia and Iceye pitch nations a sovereign military satellite network
Iceye and Nokia will build sovereign satellite broadband networks that defense customers own outright, from the spacecraft down to the…
Nvidia executive to chair a new working group on satellite trust
The Trusted Computing Group has formed a working group to harden the hardware inside satellites, aerospace platforms and ground stations.
A jam-resistant GPS receiver heads for Navy carrier decks
BAE Systems will supply a digital anti-jam receiver so Navy carrier landings can survive GPS jamming and spoofing.