Planes, Ships, and Satellites: Cyber in Warfare
summary
Government audits show 45 major defense acquisition programs face systemic cyber risk: only 10 of 45 undergo full red‑team/component evaluation, satellite projects field constellations while having just 10% of required terminals across 17,000 terminals, 600 programs, 135 designs, and the F‑35 program records 871 open deficiencies down to 857 with 7 category‑1 flaws. ALIS suffers supply‑chain and update failures including an ALIS corrupted update that grounded squadrons and average patch cycles stretch months, leaving platforms non‑survivable in contested conflict.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:00Why this talk
- 5:36The F35
- 13:23Satellites
- 13:33Satellite Components
- 15:46Upgrades
- 16:45Satellite constellations
- 17:38Global Broadcast Service
- 18:12Wideband Global Satellite Network
- 18:55Multiuser Objective System
- 19:54Modular Ship
- 20:50LCS
- 21:45Challenges
- 22:59Conclusion
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