Field notes from security operations and the audit room.
Notes on NIS2, ISO 27001, incident reporting and supply-chain risk, written by the people who run the platform.
The security annex, clause by clause: what a prime contractor is really asking for
The questionnaire is a filter. The annex is the contract. Ten clauses that now appear in almost every prime contractor security schedule, what each one costs a supplier to satisfy, and the three that are genuinely negotiable.
Ground segment access: what a satellite operator checks before letting you in
The satellite is the hard target. The ground station sits on a network reachable from an office. That is why the access review a space operator runs on a supplier is stricter than anything in the directive, and why it arrives years before the EU Space Act does.
Space suppliers: the four regimes you actually sit under
A company selling into satellite operators sits under four separate regimes at once: NIS2, the proposed EU Space Act, national space authorisation, and whatever the prime contractor writes into the contract. Only one of them will reach you this year.