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Honeywell launches contested-environment navigation system for collaborative combat aircraft

Honeywell Aerospace has announced a new navigation system tailored for collaborative combat aircraft (CCAs), designed to operate effectively in contested environments. The company says the system is smaller and more effective than existing equipment, targeting CCA mission needs as the platform moves toward operational fielding.

2026-06-18T00:02:31.041496-07:00

Via Satellite

DHS S&T details latest space cybersecurity research in SPARTA

2026-06-17T10:22:55.187199-07:00

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US closes probe into 2024 Delta meltdown triggered by CrowdStrike outage

2026-06-15T16:31:40.680923-07:00

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PiLogic partners with AFRL to apply predictive AI anomaly detection for satellite failure monitoring

2026-06-16T05:18:38.465720-07:00

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Honeywell launches contested-environment navigation system for collaborative combat aircraft Honeywell Aerospace has announced a new navigation system tailored for collaborative combat aircraft (CCAs), designed to operate effectively in contested environments. The company says the system is smaller and more effective than existing equipment, targeting CCA mission needs as the platform moves toward operational fielding.

2026-06-18T00:02:31.041496-07:00

Honeywell launches contested-environment navigation system for collaborative combat aircraft

Via Satellite

DHS S&T details latest space cybersecurity research in SPARTA The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) has released details of its newest space cybersecurity research under SPARTA, aimed at protecting critical infrastructure. The effort focuses on advancing practical capabilities to address cyber risk in space-related systems.

2026-06-17T10:22:55.187199-07:00

DHS S&T details latest space cybersecurity research in SPARTA

Via Satellite

Operation Epic Fury links US-Israel airstrikes on Iran with cyber and electronic operations, exposing space-sector cyber vulnera On Feb. 28, the US and Israel launched Operation Epic Fury, conducting airstrikes against Iran alongside cyber and electronic operations. The cluster underscores how contested conflict effects extend into the space-enabled enterprise—and how quickly cyber activity becomes a key enabler and a key vulnerability.

2026-06-17T09:41:12.953167-07:00

Operation Epic Fury links US-Israel airstrikes on Iran with cyber and electronic operations, exposing space-sector cyber vulnera

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PiLogic partners with AFRL to apply predictive AI anomaly detection for satellite failure monitoring PiLogic is partnering with the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) to bring its predictive technology for satellite failure detection into military use. The collaboration focuses on using AI-driven anomaly detection to identify satellite issues before they become operational failures.

2026-06-16T05:18:38.465720-07:00

PiLogic partners with AFRL to apply predictive AI anomaly detection for satellite failure monitoring

Reuters

US closes probe into 2024 Delta meltdown triggered by CrowdStrike outage The Trump administration said it closed an investigation into Delta Air Lines’ July 2024 “meltdown” after a global systems outage disrupted travel plans for 1.3 million customers and cost the carrier about $500 million. The administration reported no penalties were sought as part of the case closure.

2026-06-15T16:31:40.680923-07:00

US closes probe into 2024 Delta meltdown triggered by CrowdStrike outage

FlightGlobal

EASA Part-IS: how the new aviation information security rules reshape safety compliance EASA’s Part-IS (Information Security) is positioned as more than a standalone cyber obligation: it is framed as an aviation safety requirement that organizations must integrate into their safety management and operational governance. The change signals a new “safety-by-security” compliance era for aviation stakeholders.

2026-06-15T05:36:10.639364-07:00

EASA Part-IS: how the new aviation information security rules reshape safety compliance

SpaceWatch Global

OHB and Rheinmetall launch OHB Rheinmetall Space Networks JV for SATCOMBw Level 4 support OHB and Rheinmetall have founded OHB Rheinmetall Space Networks GmbH to provide the German Armed Forces with a high-performance, secure, and continuously available communications architecture under SATCOMBw Level 4. The JV is positioned as an enduring service vehicle for operational military satcom needs.

2026-06-12T01:03:00.235272-07:00

OHB and Rheinmetall launch OHB Rheinmetall Space Networks JV for SATCOMBw Level 4 support

eVTOL Insights

GSMA launches multi-sector call to action for safer drone airspace, uniting telecom, aviation, security and drone operators GSMA says it is launching an industry-first call to action bringing together telecom leaders, aviation stakeholders, security organizations and drone operators to shape safer drone airspace. The initiative is framed as a cross-industry effort to align connectivity and operational practices for unmanned flight environments.

2026-06-12T00:01:47.241310-07:00

GSMA launches multi-sector call to action for safer drone airspace, uniting telecom, aviation, security and drone operators

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Honeywell launches contested-environment navigation system for collaborative combat aircraft

DHS S&T details latest space cybersecurity research in SPARTA

US closes probe into 2024 Delta meltdown triggered by CrowdStrike outage

PiLogic partners with AFRL to apply predictive AI anomaly detection for satellite failure monitoring

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