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Modular Open Space Architectures (MOSA) for Military Space Systems Essentials
"Modular Open Space Architectures (MOSA) for Military Space Systems Essentials" explores how to develop flexible, interoperable space systems while maintaining cyber integrity. Participants learn how modularity can introduce attack surfaces if not properly secured. Topics include interface control, trusted computing modules, and secure module validation. You’ll leave equipped to balance adaptability with zero-trust principles in mission-critical space assets.
Course Overview
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Learning Objectives
- Understand the principles and benefits of Modular Open Space Architectures (MOSA) for military space systems.
- Learn about the standards and interfaces defining MOSA for space systems.
- Explore the advantages of MOSA for flexibility, interoperability, and affordability.
- Understand the cybersecurity considerations within the context of MOSA.
- Implementing MOSA requires careful attention to interface security to prevent vulnerabilities across modular components, impacting overall cybersecurity.
Framework Connections
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