Industry Experts Say Lack of Cyber Standards Poses Challenge to Satellite Firms
A panel of experts at the CyberSat event discussed the lack of cybersecurity standards and how it affects satellite companies, Via Satellite reported Thursday.
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David Albritton: GM Defense Wants to Apply Commercial R&D Work to Aerospace, Defense
General Motors' defense business plans to leverage the parent company’s commercial research-and-development efforts to support its work in defense and aerospace areas, National Defense reported Thursday.
Oracle Cloud Apps Achieve DoD Impact Level 4 Provisional Authorization; Mark Johnson Quoted
Oracle announced on Thursday that Oracle Cloud Applications has achieved Impact Level 4 Provisional Authorization from the Defense Information Systems Agency and the Department of Defense.
Zscaler Added to the DHS’ Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation Program; Stephen Kovac Quoted
Zscaler, Inc. has been added to the Department of Homeland Security Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation Program Approved Products List, the company announced on Thursday.Â
Rocket Lab Unveils Manufacturing Robot for Electron Rocket Components
Rocket Lab has built an industrial robotic platform that works to speed up the production of carbon composite parts for the Electron rocket, Space News reported Wednesday.
Charles River Analytics to Build Neural Network for DoD Data Security
Charles River Analytics has secured funds from the Department of Defense's Strategic Capabilities Office to provide a neural network intended to protect sensitive information against white or black box attacks.
Orbital Insight Raises Funds to Further Geospatial Analytics Tech Dev’t
Orbital Insight has raised $50M in a series D financing round jointly led by Clearvision Ventures and Sequoia Capital. The company said Tuesday it will use the proceeds to innovate and expand a software offering designed to help customers analyze geospatial data.
Bob Smith on Blue Origin’s Lunar Lander Program, Rocket Engine Factory in Alabama
Blue Origin CEO Bob Smith told CNBC in an interview published Tuesday about the company’s partnership with three other companies to build a landing system that will bring astronauts to the moon.