
About this episode
As space becomes increasingly connected and autonomous, effective cybersecurity policy is struggling to keep pace.
Host Maria Varmazis and Dr. Mac McGuire sit down to discuss the limitations of current approaches for managing space cyber risks and what the industry is lacking. The two discuss how the space incidents have the potential to significant impact astronauts by disrupting oxygen systems, thermal regulation, and telemetry.
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