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Future Space Domain Awareness Needs for National Security Space

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By Sean Kirkpatrick
| Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS)
This series—featuring scholars from the Aerospace Security Project, non-resident experts, and the broader space community—explores key space trends, challenges, and policy issues that will confront the next administration as well as offers recommendations for how to navigate them. The rapid growth in the number, sizes, maneuverability, capability, and orbital diversity of objects in the Earth-Moon system will demand much more capable space domain awareness (SDA) in the years ahead.
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Enhancing Security with CISA’s ScubaGear Baselines for M365

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By Sean Kirkpatrick
| Microsoft Learn Blog
In today's digital age, securing an organization's information is more critical than ever. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) stood up a program called Secure Cloud Business Applications (SCuBA). The program was in response Solorigate in 2020, and the discovery of common cybersecurity gaps that negatively impacted organizations’ risk. One of the project’s primary purposes is to provide guidance toward bettering the security posture of cloud environments.
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We Need to Investigate UFOs. But Without the Distraction of Conspiracy Theories

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By Sean Kirkpatrick
| Scientific American Verified
Little else titillates and piques the national interest like unidentified flying objects and space aliens. After more than a century of films featuring intelligent creatures from other worlds, and over seven decades after the U.S. government began investigating them, UFOs remain a flashpoint for conspiracy theorists and science deniers. By any name, UFOs or unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) conjure the most vivid images and plots allowed by Hollywood and novels alike.
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