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As space operations become increasingly integral to global infrastructure, it is paramount to develop a responsive and agile ecosystem capable of swiftly adapting to challenges and disruptions. While it is essential for state entities to guarantee uninterrupted coverage for their operations, commercial enterprises must maintain their service offerings. Here are our recommendations for each of the ecosystem players to make space more resilient:

Today, our national security is intrinsically tied to our ability to effectively partner with our allies. Mission Partner Environments (MPEs) allow the military and its trusted partners to communicate, collaborate and to share sensitive, classified information securely and in real-time. And as technology continues to rapidly evolve, building and maintaining MPEs is both more complex and more important than ever. That’s why GDIT is envisioning and developing next-generation MPE. We are leveraging our decades of support for these essential environments to build robust and secure MPEs that make vital data and information seamlessly available to warfighters, enabling them to sense, make sense, and act at the speed of operations. #WeAreGDIT

Have you seen some of the very active discussions over the past week about RFIs? Theresa Terry of the United States Air Force ran a poll about "Why a company would not respond to an RFI?" that invoked contributions from thought leaders in Government and Industry. Then, our own Go-To-Guy Timberlake posted the blog article "RFIs: An intricate and difficult problem" that looked into the wide-ranging opinions about RFIs. You can see it here: https://lnkd.in/epRt2W9Y On February 16th, in Arlington, VA, Go-To-Guy has decided to pull everyone together to dive deeper into these conversations. We'll host a panel of federal acquisition leaders that so far includes: Theresa Terry, Constance J., and Josh J., of the United States Air Force, U.S. Department of the Treasury and Federal Railroad Administration, respectively. We get started at 8:00 am with breakfast and networking. This is going to be an epic exchange! Don't miss out. Register today at https://lnkd.in/eN9P7qgD Sponsored by G2Xchange, HyerTek®, and IT Availability LLC. #govcon #govcom #federalcontracting #businessdevelopment #growth #marketresearch

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Today, NCSC and partners issued a joint bulletin detailing how foreign threat actors exploit early-stage investments in U.S. emerging tech startups to gain access to sensitive data and influence over corporate decisions. Explore the bulletin at https://lnkd.in/eP_89tHA Developed by NCSC, ODNI’s Office of Economic Security and Emerging Technology (OESET), the Air Force Office of Special Investigations (AFOSI), and the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS), the bulletin provides information on this threat, as well as potential indicators, mitigation steps, and where to report incidents. “U.S. emerging tech startups are at the forefront of American innovation, but they face risks when seeking potential foreign investment to expand their firms. Unfortunately, our adversaries continue to exploit early-stage investments in U.S. startups to take their sensitive data. These actions threaten U.S. economic and national security and can directly lead to the failure of these companies. Today’s bulletin highlights this evolving threat and provides guidance for startups to secure their innovation as they grow,” said NCSC Director Michael Casey.

Colten O'Malley, Deputy Commander for the U.S. Army Command and Control Support Agency, offers you insight into the agency's network modernization strategies. O'Malley discusses how cloud adoption impacted their networks' performance and scalability. He also highlights the Army's effort to build a centralized security incident and event monitoring tool that will allow them to take the telemetry from across the Army's enterprise and put it under the housing of one tool. Listen to this video produced by Scoop News Group, for FedScoop, and underwritten by Comcast Business. #federalgovernment #cloud #comcastbusiness #iworkforcomcast

Today on AQ2F, Tyler Sweatt is joined by Glenn Cowan, CEO and founder of ONE9, Canada’s leading dual-use technology innovation ecosystem for critical infrastructure and national security. They shed light on the challenges and opportunities within the Canadian defense sector, particularly in developing and investing in technologies that address specific national security needs. WHAT’S HAPPENING ON THE SECOND FRONT: • Transitioning from military to venture capital • Strategic importance of Canadian investment in defense • Unique positioning of Canada in the global defense landscape • Modernizing Canada’s defense capabilities and infrastructure Tune in here: https://lnkd.in/gkhBiVrV

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Radha Iyengar Plumb, Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment - "To counter China's whole-of-nation approach, what we need to do is what only the American system can do, which is let industry iterate and develop while we in the government create the conditions to rapidly scale those key technologies — that's the secret sauce." ... "We're looking at expanding recruitment through programs like our Defense Civilian Training Course, on building more modular innovation-focused training — that's work going on at DAU — and how we can create the right kind of incentives to do that innovative work, encouraging the right kind of risk-taking."