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Space Force is rolling out with their plan for commercial partnerships supporting crisis/conflict (e.g. Starlink/Starshield DoD application): Commercial Augmentation Space Reserve (CASR). This framework allows for increased flexibility in contracting, scalability, and requirements for companies signed with CASR to prioritize U.S. Government operations over their commercial operations in times of conflict. This is a major step in defining Government/Industry functional partnerships in the fight for information superiority.

Two new space acquisitions today: my new Laika t-shirt and the significantly more interesting book by John J. Klein, Fight for the The Final Frontier, Irregular Warfare in Space. Looking forward to reading this ASAP!

The space industry began to develop after World War II, as rockets and then satellites entered into military arsenals, and later found civilian applications. It retains significant ties to the government. In particular, the launch industry features a significant government involvement, with some launch platforms (like the Space Shuttle) being operated by governments. Galaxy Tech.Foundation https://lnkd.in/eSesenrF #galaxyfound1 #space #spaceexploration #spacemission

Amplifying the Guardian spirit starts with a belief in the United States Space Force 4 Cs: character, connection, commitment and courage. 🫡 🎙️ Check out the full episode to learn more about the Space Force core values: http://spr.ly/6046kZynu

Events like Global Sentinel are how we get after the practical realities of developing true space cooperation and interoperability.

🛰 Now live from the Space Policy Show: Contested Space Strategy - Continuity & Change 🛰 From the Eisenhower administration into the modern era, space has been a domain of competition and cooperation. How have strategies employed by the US changed and stayed the same over the decades? In what ways has the warfighter been integrated into that evolution? Michael "Mick" Gleason, (Ph.D.) and Robin Dickey discuss these questions and more in the second episode in our Contested Space series. To listen to the full conversation and learn more about the Contested Space series, visit the link below ⬇ #SpaceStrategy #SpacePolicy #ContestedSpace

Excited to share insights from KPMG’s latest report, “Navigating Space: A Vision for Space in Defence.” As we witness an era where the space domain is increasingly congested and contested, this paper offers a deep dive into the evolving ecosystem of space and defence. Key takeaways include: The critical role of partnerships in navigating the complexities of space. Predictions on how defence in space will shape the future of national security. The importance of aligning on norms to unlock advancement in space operations. For those looking to stay ahead in the defense sector and understand the commercial opportunities and challenges in space, this is a must-read. Dive into the full report for valuable insights and recommendations for ensuring the sustainability and safety of space operations. Let’s embrace the pace of innovation and collaborate for a secure space domain! 🚀 #SpaceDefense #Innovation #Partnerships #NationalSecurity https://lnkd.in/gfRa8cUg

Report: A Review of Space Acquisition (Defense Business Board 2023) #SpaceEconomy #NewSpaceEconomy #NewSpace #Space

The Big CISO Shoot or TBCS as it’s now known internally 😅 is almost upon us. 3 things you should know: 1. It’s on Thursday 9th May. 2. Yes, it is an actual shoot (clay) so you should probably dress appropriately. See my AI generated ‘CISO’s on a shoot’ image for fashion tips. And no you can’t attend remotely. 3. The instructors and bloody expensive and so if you’re like me and have never fired a weapon before, come and keep them busy. If you don’t leave with a few ideas on how to improve your security programme atleast you’ll know how to defend yourself during the inevitable zombie apocalypse. 3. Along with the lightning talks we also have Ian Murphy compering the day with some stand-up to follow. He’s not known for pulling his punches with hecklers so do so at your peril. We only have a few spaces left so if I’ve persuaded you get to the link (in the comments) and get signed up.

Well-capitalized commercial space enterprises and large sources of committed funding from government agencies continue to transform the space sector, creating a wider range of opportunities for significant and sustainable revenue generation.  In this article, our Aerospace, Defense & Government Services Group—recently back from the Satellite 2024 conference, where they met with a number of industry participants across the space ecosystem—shares key insights on the near-term trends M&A investors should be watching.  https://lnkd.in/e--gnCAS Chris Rogers, Christopher Smith, Elliot C., Eric Logue, Jenson Dunn