The ISC2 has rolled out an essential guide aimed at cybersecurity practitioners to help them navigate risks and challenges associated with privatized satellite communications (SATCOM). As satellite connectivity expands, the need for robust cybersecurity becomes increasingly critical.
Key Points
- ISC2 produced a guide called ‘Securing SATCOM Amid Rising Demands and Threats.’
- The guide is created with input from 31 experts, including 29 CISSPs, focusing on the risks of SATCOM.
- Technological advancements and lower costs have made SATCOM accessible to everyday consumers.
- Major players like Starlink and Amazon’s Project Kuiper are expanding satellite networks significantly.
- The guide covers crucial issues like signal interception, supply chain risks, and the importance of cybersecurity in various applications.
Why should I read this?
If you care about the future of secure communications (and let’s be honest, who doesn’t?), this article breaks down the newfound accessibility of satellite comms and what it means for security. ISC2’s guide is a must-read for anyone in the cybersecurity mindset, ensuring you’re not left in the dark as satellite usage ramps up.