The Space Information Sharing and Analysis Center (Space ISAC) is a non-profit organization that serves as a central hub for gathering and sharing information about cyber and physical threats to the space sector. Founded in 2019, it facilitates collaboration between public and private entities to enhance the ability to prepare for and respond to vulnerabilities, incidents, and threats. Space ISAC's partners include organizations like NASA, Microsoft, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, the French Space Command and the UK Space Agency. It offers its members alerts, threat assessments, analysis, and resources to support response, mitigation, and resilience initiatives.
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The Space Information Sharing and Analysis Center is a nonprofit industry association that collects, collates, and shares threat information among companies in the space sector.
The Space ISAC now has roughly 120 corporate and academic members.
The Space Information Sharing and Analysis Center was established in 2019 after a White House push for industry collaboration.
The Space ISAC maintains global hubs in Australia and the UK and plans a hub in Japan.
Space Information Sharing and Analysis Center (Space ISAC) is launching a Quantum Community of Interest (Quantum COI).
Space ISAC intends to foster development of and partnerships for education materials to enable members to conceptualize quantum applications in space.
Erin Miller is the executive director of Space ISAC.
Space ISAC intends to develop an industry report summarizing relevant opportunities for quantum across all critical sectors.
The board members of Japan Space ISAC include Yusuke Koide, who is a security and IT manager at Synspective, Hiroshi Sasaki, the business development manager at Fortinet Japan, and Hiroshi Higashi, CEO of Warp Space.
Japan Space ISAC aims to contribute to forming common rules and guidelines through collaboration with government and overseas organizations.
Japan Space ISAC, which originated from a voluntary community named 'Space Security Study Group,' is set to be formally established as a public interest corporation in November 2024.
Japan Space ISAC has started recruiting members as announced on October 23.
Takakuni Awatsu is responsible for business operations and supervision at Japan Space ISAC.
Japan Space ISAC is the first specialized organization for space cybersecurity in Japan.
The representative director of Japan Space ISAC is Takakuni Awatsu, CEO of SkyGate Technologies.
Japan Space ISAC plans to foster a trust network within the space industry and advance research and development to enhance security in space systems.
Mairead Levison is associated with Space ISAC.
The Space ISAC covers cyber threats globally, using a 'follow-the-sun' model with analysts in multiple countries.
Cyware is the vendor that provides threat-sharing tools used by Space ISAC.
The Space ISAC employs the Traffic Light Protocol (TLP) to manage the confidentiality of shared information.