Space and Cyberspace at the White House
summary
Office of the National Cyber Director maps space system cyber risks to the Biden‑Harris National Cybersecurity Strategy, says SPD‑5 is useful but SPD-5 lacks enforcement and technical steps, and points to EO 14028, NSA/CISA guidance, and NIST draft SP 8270 for concrete mitigations. The administration convenes 10 c-suite executives at a classified White House forum, runs an industry roadshow to gather operator‑level requirements, and cites the Russia‑Ukraine incident and SolarWinds as lessons that supply chain and info‑sharing fixes must actually be implemented.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 2:49Introducing the speakers
- 5:12About the Office of National Cyber Director
- 11:13National Cyber Security Strategy overview
- 15:01Space cyber security priorities
- 24:37Executive forum on space cyber security
- 31:17Cyber threats to space systems
- 37:21Industry Roadshow plans
- 40:10Federal coordination on space cyber
- 47:04Q&A session
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