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Satellite Cybersecurity (Cyber Threats & Protection)

Via Satellite • Shaun Waterman

Space cybersecurity shifts from obscurity to whole-of-system defense

Cyber experts describe how space cybersecurity has moved into the mainstream over the past decade, evolving from an assumption that systems were protected by obscurity to a broader, whole-of-system approach. The discussion tracks a change in how the sector considers security across interconnected space systems.

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2026-10-07T09:07:18.962987-07:00

Satellite Europe North America Launch Vehicles & Space Transportation Space Policy & International Cooperation

Via Satellite • Col. Marcin Mazur

Poland's Space Sector: From Emerging Player to European Partner

By Via Satellite: What role can Poland play in the European and global space market? Does its space sector have the capabilities to become a partner not only supplying technologies and subsystems, but also delivering complete space-based solutions?.

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2026-10-07T09:15:29.319116-07:00

aviation UAV Development & Drone Programs Satellite Boeing

AINonline • Matt Thurber

Gogo Galileo Helps Solve In-flight Maintenance Problem over Atlantic Ocean

By AINonline: High-speed satcom facilitates live video calling.

2 Sources

2026-10-07T10:06:13.783905-07:00

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Via Satellite • Laurence Russell

The Breakthroughs and Bottlenecks of Financing Europe's Space Ambitions

By Via Satellite: As VCs spot precious new opportunities in the European space market, are funding models and financial infrastructure in step with the tech?.

1 Source

2026-10-07T10:35:07.119129-07:00

Event Cybersecurity (Cyber Threats & Protection)

Via Satellite • Mark Holmes, Shaun Waterman Wednesday

CyberSat at 10: The 10 Defining Moments of CyberSat

By Via Satellite: Inside the events that have defined 10 years of CyberSat, from a hacking demo to critical threat disclosures.

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2026-10-07T09:07:26.677483-07:00

Europe Launch Vehicles & Space Transportation Space Policy & International Cooperation

Via Satellite • Lina Pohl

From Sovereign to Responsive: How International Partnerships and Launch Site Diversification Boost Responsive Space Capabilities

By Via Satellite: Today, Europe is on the move to establish a resilient ecosystem of sovereign launch capabilities on European territory and beyond, by working through partnerships.

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2026-10-07T09:15:29.176653-07:00

Europe Space Policy & International Cooperation Policy & Regulation

Via Satellite • Helena Correia Mendonça

The EU Space Act: Building a Market or Adding a Burden?

By Via Satellite: The proposed EU Space Act could become one of the most important developments in Europe’s space economy. For the first time, it would establish EU-wide rules on the safety, resilience and environmental sustainability of many space activities.

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2026-10-07T09:15:30.988401-07:00

defense Satellite Europe LEO Space Defense & Militarization Geopolitical Developments & Conflict Impact

Via Satellite • Tereza Pultarova

Russia’s LEO Advances Put New Pressure on Europe to Bolster its Space Security

By Via Satellite: As Russia begins deploying its RASSVET LEO constellation, defense experts caution that Europe remains too reliant on the U.S.

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2026-10-07T09:08:44.640834-07:00

Space cybersecurity shifts from obscurity to whole-of-system defense

Poland's Space Sector: From Emerging Player to European Partner

Gogo Galileo Helps Solve In-flight Maintenance Problem over Atlantic Ocean

The Breakthroughs and Bottlenecks of Financing Europe's Space Ambitions

CyberSat at 10: The 10 Defining Moments of CyberSat

From Sovereign to Responsive: How International Partnerships and Launch Site Diversification Boost Responsive Space Capabilities

The EU Space Act: Building a Market or Adding a Burden?

Russia’s LEO Advances Put New Pressure on Europe to Bolster its Space Security

The Breakthroughs and Bottlenecks of Financing Europe's Space Ambitions

U.S. military GPS upgrades stretching into 2040s

Gogo Galileo Helps Solve In-flight Maintenance Problem over Atlantic Ocean

A Decade in Space Cybersecurity: From Security Through Obscurity to Whole-of-System Defense

Poland's Space Sector: From Emerging Player to European Partner

CyberSat at 10: The 10 Defining Moments of CyberSat

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U.S. military GPS upgrades stretching into 2040s

European Defense Now Takes Center Stage

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