The Space Information Sharing and Analysis Center (Space ISAC) continues to make its presence felt in markets worldwide. It has signed a new MoU with the Australian Cyber Collaboration Centre (Aus3C) as it looks to foster a global approach towards space cybersecurity. Space ISAC announced the agreement on June 26. The Australian Cyber Collaboration Centre is dedicated to building cyber capacity and securing Australia’s digital landscape. Aus3C envisions a future where cyber resilience is accessible, affordable, and achievable across the Australian economy, empowering every organization to confidently navigate the digital realm. This mission aligns with Space ISAC’s goal of enhancing the cybersecurity of space systems through collaboration and information sharing. #connectivity #connectivitymatters #military #communications #security #networksecurity #newspace #newspaceeconomy #strategy #constellations #satellite #space #satelliteoperatos #satcoms #MILSATCOM #GOVSATCOM #satellitesystems #satelliteoperations #ops #opsec #telecommunications #spaceindustry #LowEarthOrbit #LEO #MEO #GEO #multiorbit #sda #megaconstellations #spaceindustry #esa #nasa #eu #europe #resilience #oneweb #starlink #kuipers #o3b #mpower #spacex #telesat #milsatcom #govsatcom #kuiper #spacecraft #internetofthings #development #spacedata #SES #EUTELSAT #lightspeed #iris2 #multiorbit #hybridnetworks #cybersecurity #ISAC #MichaelHadjitheodosiou https://lnkd.in/e3dewJSA
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