Space ISAC

New Mexico Cyber & Space Symposium
Sponsored by Deloitte.

10/12/2022 8:00AM – 10/14/2022 5:00PM MDT

CNM Workforce Training Center
5600 Eagle Rock Avenue Northeast, Albuquerque, NM 87113

Space ISAC Member Dick Wilkinson, C-CISO,PMP, Chief Technology Officer, Proof Labs is presenting on the topic, "Vulnerability Assessments for Space Technology"

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Space ISAC's Value of Space Summit 2022 SAVE THE DATE RSVP The Value of Space Summit is a 3 day conference put on by The Space ISAC in Colorado Springs, CO, co-hosted by The Aerospace Corporation

$5.5m Expansion To Boost Cyber Research
by Greta Anderson at the Colorado Springs Business Journal

“It would be really impossible for one company to go secure all of these different data sources and stand up their own watch center,” Erin M. Miller said. “They’re not an independent, nonprofit or objective organization [like Space ISAC], that exists for the purpose of bringing together the community.”

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"Collision avoidance monitoring is unfortunately routine work at Mission Control and our teams are well-practiced in reacting to high-risk events," ESA Operations said in a tweet. "This near head-on collision was however unique; the situation evolved rapidly, was tricky to avoid, AND we had less than 24 hours warning."



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