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Space Force Establishes Two New Cyber Squadrons to Defend Against Cyberattacks

US Space Force Bolsters Cybersecurity Measures to Counter Growing Threats

The US Space Force has activated two new cyber squadrons to bolster its cybersecurity measures, Breaking Defense reports. The squadrons will work to secure launch systems from various threats, including hijacking satellites and malware. This follows work done to protect launch sites from physical intrusions and drone threats. The US Space Force aims to stay ahead of potential threats to its operations, according to Maj. Torius Davis, commander of 630 CYS. Lt. Col. John Quinn, commander of 645 CYS, noted that the increasing digitization of space operations has created new vulnerabilities that must be addressed.

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    Space Force Establishes Two New Cyber Squadrons to Defend Against Cyberattacks

    US Space Force Bolsters Cybersecurity Measures to Counter Growing Threats

    The US Space Force has activated two new cyber squadrons to bolster its cybersecurity measures, Breaking Defense reports. The squadrons will work to secure launch systems from various threats, including hijacking satellites and malware. This follows work done to protect launch sites from physical intrusions and drone threats. The US Space Force aims to stay ahead of potential threats to its operations, according to Maj. Torius Davis, commander of 630 CYS. Lt. Col. John Quinn, commander of 645 CYS, noted that the increasing digitization of space operations has created new vulnerabilities that must be addressed.

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