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Why publish and practice hacking ? I am often asked why security teams practice hacking and why risks and vulnerabilities are published. As a team lead I am often in two minds on such initiatives - on one side why do we publish and “train” potential attackers, but on the other “security by obscurity” is no longer a valid mitigion in these times (nor is pretending that we will never be attacked ..). Looking at the global status for Infosec the world is different nowadays and building the defensive capabilities within the future systems and development teams will be critical. Many fora exist for this. conferences such as Troopers, Cysat, Cybertech in Europe, Black Hat and DEFCON (with the aerospace village) - amongst many, many others - bug bounties, hacking competitions and similar show the need for the leaders to support such activities for space and more importantly for Europes (inc UK of course) industry to lead the way and protect our critical assets in space and on ground. We need to be proactive and support each other in todays dynamic and rapidly evolving threat landscape. Europe, supported by my colleagues in ESA are helping awareness of the challenges of cyber & space, whether in conferences such as the one below, access to training and “live” spacecraft such as OpSat with the Opslab and supporting new innovations and initiatives with our Gstp, Artes and other opportunities.

Can technology connect the past with the present? Our latest blog post delves into the intriguing convergence of cutting-edge technology and oral traditions. Learn how modern tools, particularly the Eos Arrow 100® GNSS receiver, enable communities, especially Indigenous ones, to honor and safeguard oral history while protecting historical sites. 🛰 👉 https://bit.ly/3wYnXkU #GNSS #GPS #EosGNSS 4D Global

Curious about RTK's underwater capabilities? Is it a myth that GPS can't function beneath the waves, or is there truth to it? Dive into our post 'GPS Can’t Work Underwater: Myth or Reality?' to uncover the facts! https://lnkd.in/eWwZD38M #rtk #gnss u-blox Septentrio

👨🏫 Stay tuned for this webinar about agnostic corrections and learn from Daniel Ammann from dammven GmbH the GNSS correction services value chain and the challenges and limitations of today's ecosystem. REGISTER 👉 https://bit.ly/49rQe0A #agnostic #corrections #GNSS

👨🏫 Stay tuned for this webinar about agnostic corrections and learn from Daniel Ammann from dammven GmbH the GNSS correction services value chain and the challenges and limitations of today's ecosystem. REGISTER 👉 https://bit.ly/49rQe0A #agnostic #corrections #GNSS

👨🏫 Stay tuned for this webinar about agnostic corrections and learn from Daniel Ammann from dammven GmbH the GNSS correction services value chain and the challenges and limitations of today's ecosystem. REGISTER 👉 https://bit.ly/49rQe0A #agnostic #corrections #GNSS

The launch of the Delta IV for NORL-70 was the last launch of an ICBM-derived launch vehicle by the USA. That is truly the end of an era. Forward and upward, with commercial space! It is surprising to many that the commercial space economy has greatly exceeded government space for many years. These days global commercial space activity has been running over 4 times as large as global government space. The majority of the commercial space is geostationary communications, but that sector will no doubt be surpassed by other space activity in a few years, IMHO.

🤔 What is Nearfield and Farfield? They are two distinct regions around an #antenna, where the antenna's radiation properties differ significantly. In this episode of #InsideWireless, you'll learn why these regions are important to understand, when designing your wireless networks. Link to video:

A very useful concise video from Sophie in RF elements s.r.o. it also shows the benefits of having antennas with smaller form factor (smaller near field) for more dense base station deployments... I do like how RF Elements make complex RF issues accessible and I do find their Horn Antennas so helpful for stable and reliable FWA ISP operations...

what it means is, now with the small form factor of horn antennas you can have more antennas on the same tower allowing more base stations and thereby more speed and more subscribers...