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EPISODE · May 12, 2023 · 34 MIN

Software Drives Printed Rocket Motors, GSaaS, and New Calls for Collective Cyber Security for Space

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Software Drives Printed Rocket Motors, GSaaS, and New Calls for Collective Cyber Security for Space This is the second episode in a month-long series looking at various, crosscutting aspects of the state of the space industrial base. Space and cyber leaders in the United States and Europe are now looking to create systems of collective cyber security for the 21st Century, covering assets on orbit, on the ground, and in production. The push to develop cyber-security information-sharing alliances is intensifying, as software, the cyber warrior’s attack surface, is increasingly driving the printing of space components, including solid rocket motors. Laura Winter Speaks with Samuel Visner, Vice Chair of the Board of Directors of the Space Information Sharing and Analysis Center; and Erin Miller, who is the Space ISAC’s Executive Director.

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