On-Orbit AI/ML Processing Enabling Next-Generation Space Missions

On-orbit artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI/ML) processing is discussed as crucial for enabling next-generation space missions. AI-enabled systems could be used for applications such as jamming detection and autonomous threat responses.

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Protect the gatekeeper: The need for tamper-resilient CDS

Designed as an interface between security domains, cross-domain solutions (CDSs) play a critical role in protecting the transfer or sharing of data between classified information networks.

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Managing data securely in cross-domain solutions

At its core, the main purpose of a cross-domain solution (CDS) is to enable the sharing and transferring of data between differing security classification domains. But because not all data on classified networks needs to be — or can be — shared between devices, a CDS must also adhere to and include a number of secure data management tools and practices to ensure and limit the safe transfer of information to only where it is needed.

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Raising the bar: Why cross-domain solutions are critical to data security

Within industry, military, government and other sensitive systems, data is often shared across networks with different security requirements. To properly ensure the confidentiality and integrity of this information and to prevent data spills and classified network attacks, it is critical to rely on the protection provided by what is known as cross-domain solutions.

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Mercury’s RH304T: Rethinking Spaceborne Data Storage for a New Era of Satellite Technology

Modern satellite sensors generate more data than legacy hardware can handle, but space is a hardware killer. This article explains how radiation-tolerant SSDs provide the TB-scale capacity and error correction needed to prevent data loss in extreme orbital environments.

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Securing Defense Systems Against Quantum Computers

The defense industry must transition to post-quantum cryptography (PQC) to defend against the rising threat of quantum computers, which are poised to break current encryption standards.

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