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"The National Cybersecurity Center, located in Colorado Springs, has been collaborating with several states and counties to help make internet voting secure for overseas and disabled voters. They recently helped King County (Seattle) conduct a special district issue referendum by internet."
Tom Cronin and Boby LoevyColorado Politics
"At a time when corporations are planning to blanket the heavens with high-tech hardware, the space industry is responding with the creation of an information sharing and analysis center — a nonprofit organization that helps to track cyberthreats for member companies and related government agencies."​
Joe Warminskycyberscoop
"Together, Space ISAC members will lead the global space community to identify and respond to threats and mitigating risks to the space mission and regularly convene to protect the space sector and reduce operational costs by sharing threat intel, analyzing trends, conducting workshops and gaining firsthand knowledge through training."
SatNews.com
“Our team has been diligently working to bring you the first industry-led, collaboration-driven, threat analysis organization of its kind,” Weismiller said. “This is an unprecedented opportunity to share lessons learned, receive threat analysis feedback from government stakeholders and represent your company as a space industry leader. "
CSBJ
"For those with no cybersecurity experience right now Brown recommends getting training through a local college or an organization like SecureSet. NCC is considering training for brand new people with the additional classroom space it will have."
KOAA News
The sprawling facility that houses the National Cybersecurity Center, Space ISAC and Exponential Impact is set for a huge injection of cash and a 31,000-square-foot buildout, thanks to a U.S. Economic Development Administration grant of almost $3 million. UCCS and the NCC developed the proposal together (with UCCS as the lead) in December..."
CSBJ
"The hackers’ goal appeared to be “to understand the methods and the procedures being used to develop space systems so that vulnerabilities could be found, analyzed and ... exploited,” he explains. Whoever was behind the attacks, Backes relates that “the kind of people who would be exploiting space systems of this type most likely would be much more sophisticated than your average hackers, and the reasons for doing it might be nation-state sponsored.”"
SIGNAL
Brogdan highlighted innovation in sharing awareness of cyber threats – an Information Sharing and Analysis Center (ISAC) specifically dedicated to space. During the interview he indicated that Booz Allen Hamilton is a founding member in this Space ISAC. Bogdan details how space junk, interference and the unfortunate collision of satellites — called a conjunction in the business — can impact data all over the world.
Federal News Network
“Mark’s resume, reputation and character are impeccable,” Brown said in a news release. “He has incredible cyber security experience and continues to accomplish great things with the government and the private sector, which is a perfect fit for the NCC, since public-private partnerships are such a large part of our mission.”
The Gazette
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