The Good, the Bad - CyberSecurity in Space

From Morse code to an iPhone in the span of a single career

On today’s episode Vice Chair of the National Cybersecurity Research and Development Center, Sam Visnor, joins Dave Pearah to discuss Zero Trust  infrastructure in our space networks. What needs to happen to make space secure?

The Blockchain in Space

On today’s episode Dave welcomes Professor Hasshi Sudler. Professor Sudler is an adjunct professor at Villinova and an expert in Cybersecurity and Blockchain.  Dave and Professor Sudler discuss how Blockchain is being applied in space, why it’s important, rockets exploding, and so much more. Music Credits to Paweł Feszczuk - Sunny Walk  Created with LMMS

The Good, the Bad - CyberSecurity in Space

This week Dave discuss cyber risks in space with MIT scientist, Johns Hopkins professor and  Author of the book “Confronting Cyber Risk” Gregory Falco. From Governments to the private sector, what is happing when it comes to Cybersecurity in space? What is the future of Cybersecurity in space?  Music Credits to Paweł Feszczuk - Sunny Walk Created with LMMS

Am I Secure?

Steven Bjornaas and Ben Fonner from TriSept Corporation join Dave to discuss Satellite security. What is perceived security vs actual security? The people at Trisept are doing their best to provide an affordable option for startup companies to be able to embrace security easier in the satellite space. What companies are currently doing and how these solutions will help make sure data remains secure.

Zero Trust in New Space

In our first episode, SpiderOak CEO Dave Pearah talks with SpiderOak CTO Jonathan Moore about New Space and the challenges around security in orbit. We are moving into a new space age, one that's about commercialization and scale. Access to space is getting cheaper by the year. Cadence of launches are increasing. There's going to be more and more commercial opportunity in space and we have this opportunity now to define the cyber and network architecture.