“To ensure secure quantum key distribution over long distances,” he explains, “satellite-based quantum communication networks are being developed.” Without continued and sufficient investment is such networks, quantum cryptography scalability could be limited. Gogulan says that a lack of adequate funding in space technology “hampers the scaling of innovation and sophistication in cybersecurity.” One area that can be seen as being highly relevant is that of quantum cryptography, according to Gogulan. MORE FROM FORBES Google Warns Gmail Users Ahead Of New Security Alerts-Set Up 2FA Now By Davey Winder Space Tech Funding As A Cybersecurity Spend “However, lots of legacy tech, geopolitical, criminal and cybersecurity risks make for juicy targets,” Kubecka says, concluding that the financial sector faces “multiple challenges ahead to plan, minimize, and mitigate cybersecurity issues in space.” Daniel Card, an industry cybersecurity consultant and founder of PwnDefend, agrees that space is an “opportunity space” and we need technology to “be safe everywhere from our fridge to our forces in space.” However, Card also points out that “satellites still have high latency and are also targeted by nation states in a range of ways.” There is still plenty of work to do, in other words. Kubecka, a former USAF veteran who also served in Space Command, handling command and control systems, talks of space IOT, microsatellites, 6G and beyond as reasons why multiple governments are focusing on space. “When we look up at the night sky, we are seeing billions of invisible transactions using space technology, enabling us to travel, grow, and plan for our futures,” Chris Kubecka, CEO at nation-state incident management consultancy HypaSec, says. Billions Of Invisible Transactions Fill The Night Sky
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