In this episode we condense key insights from the Spacepower 2025 conference, emphasized in an eBook "Orbital Dominance: Acquisition, Strategy, and Threats in Space" by Breaking Defense. Stealth satellites, advanced moving target indication (AMTI) from space, satellite acquisition reform, and new training environments, highlight the importance of integrating multi-source data, enforcing Zero Trust security, and avoiding single-vendor dependencies. Key themes include low observability satellites, multi-vendor AMTI stacks, funding flexibility for acquisition portfolios, realistic orbital warfare training, and the implications of ongoing innovation program uncertainties. Federal and defense leaders need to prioritize space domain awareness, resilient sensing architectures, and modern training infrastructures to stay ahead in the rapidly evolving space arena.

00:00 Overview of Spacepower 2025 Conference 02:02 Emerging Threats in Space 03:02 Airborne Moving Target Indication (AMTI) 04:40 Acquisition Portfolio Cleanup 06:01 Training the Force for Orbital Warfare 07:19 Innovation Challenges and Future Directions 08:21 Conclusion and Key Takeaways

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In this episode of the BLUF, we're focusing on zero trust architecture and microsegmentation. We delve into ColorTokens X-Shield, highlighting its capabilities in segmenting and protecting diverse IT, OT, and IoT environments. It emphasizes the product's features, such as agent-based and agentless microsegmentation, Kubernetes native architecture, and integration with EDR solutions like CrowdStrike. The episode also explains how X Shield can mitigate breaches, maintain network resilience, and support operational continuity in federal and DOD missions, aligning with MITRE Zero Trust and OTCC guidelines.

00:00 Introduction 00:38 Understanding Zero Trust and Micro-Segmentation 01:29 Deep Dive into Color Tokens X Shield 04:47 Real-World Application Scenarios 07:37 Competitive Landscape and Differentiators 08:39 Conclusion and Call to Action

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In this episode of The Bottom Line Up Front, insights from a webinar presented by Cam Cullen, CMO for BlastWave, are distilled. The discussion centers on constructing a defensible architecture with a focus on remote access for third-party OT vendors, addressing vulnerabilities such as the "South Attack Vector" and the increasing role of AI agents. Key points include the breakdown of traditional air gapping, the rise of CVEs in OT systems and security devices, and practical controls for improving security, such as replacing passwords with cryptographic keys and implementing micro-segmentation. Additional highlighted vulnerabilities are showcased through cases like the Oldsmar facility and the Target breach. The discussion extends to securing AI and cloud edges, aligning with federal and military zero trust principles, and concludes with a phased implementation strategy for a zero trust OT environment.

00:00 Introduction 00:38 The Broken Air Gap and Remote Maintenance 01:33 Security Vulnerabilities and Exploits 02:31 Case Studies: Real-World Incidents 02:54 Practical Security Controls 03:55 Comprehensive Network Protection 04:04 Microsegmentation and Device-Level Security 04:51 Hardening Remote Access and Onsite Controls 05:21 AI, Cloud Edges, and Zero Trust Principles 05:50 Federal and Military Alignment 07:36 Implementation Playbook for Zero Trust OT Strategy 08:46 Conclusion and Call to Action

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