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cyberwire. One of the really interesting facets on this is beginning to understand how the specific jamming and spoof thing attacks on the cybersecurity and kind of RF security side are growing and evolving because even a few years ago jamming and spoofing were kind of RF security side are growing and evolving because even a few years ago, jamming and

spoofing were kind of one-off events that might impact something directly on a military conflict,

but wasn't something that most of us saw on a day-to-day basis. But the current landscape of

jamming and spoofing, you know, we're seeing these activities persist over geographies long-term.

Welcome, I'm Maria Varmazis, and you're listening to T-minus space cyber briefing.

In this show, we examine the evolution of cybersecurity in the global and orbital infrastructure that powers, protects, and connects our lives.

Hello, and thanks for joining me today.

It is inevitable and inescapable that a show like ours about cybersecurity and space is going to talk quite a bit about the global navigation satellite systems,

especially the United States' global positioning system or GPS.

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