Securing Satellite Connectivity From the Ground Up
Originally published onsatellitetoday.com
Read the full articleAs the satellite industry aims to serve every connectivity need from global 5G networks to mission critical communications, the ever-present threat of a cyber attack is an integral consideration of engineering design both in space and on the ground.
The growth of the satellite industry is requiring increasingly more bandwidth and capacity to operate new 5G use cases and applications now and into the future. To meet this demand, megaconstellations are being deployed, creating more satellites and data traffic that needs to be protected from potential vulnerabilities on the network. The consequence of failing to do this is high as many connected industries – such as the military, the emergency services, and government operations – rely on safe links to help industries, vessels, and aircraft operate securely.
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