Space Enterprise Security

Comment by Richard D. Dell Jr. on May 19, 2008 at 9:58pm

JG Bowman, it would be a shame to lose those Lessons Learned, or even just let them gather dust. It would be clearly a valuable compilation, given the accuracy of your initial comment below....

Comment by Joe Lufkin on October 20, 2008 at 8:53pm

Greetings from a new member!

Comment by W. Edward Griffith on December 20, 2008 at 8:03pm

The Griffith Corporation is dedicated to security solutions for the future of space travel and to the design of space-oriented security programs in cooperation with others in this industry.

We will work closely with the International Association of Space Entrepreneurs and those who share the vision for the future.

Comment by Alysyn Bourque on December 20, 2008 at 8:20pm

As Chief Executive Officer of The Griffith Corporation, I pledge the dedication of our company and our resources to promoting the efforts of IASE and Space Enterprise Security as we all work together for a dynamic future in space. We look forward to joining others in this great endeavor and share in a unified vision.

Comment by W. Edward Griffith on December 25, 2008 at 4:02pm

It our hope that you are enjoying this holiday season. As we approach the new year, we do so committed to the issue of Space Security and promoting the vast frontier of space. Together, we have great strides to make, dreams to come true and a spirit of solidarity among those of us who see the possibilities for the future. The Griffith Corporation joins the members of the IASE in the belief that the future is NOW.
Alysyn and I, our children and The Griffith Corporation wish you all a very happy and safe holiday season.
-Will Griffith, Chairman
www.griffithcorp.com

Comment by Alysyn Bourque on December 25, 2008 at 6:41pm

The Griffith Corporation announces that our GRIFFITH BROADCASTING Channel is now devoted to space-oriented programming. As proud members of the IASE, we are dedicated to joining with you in a spirit of solidarity with regard to space entrepreneurship. Join us for a rebroadcast of Virgin Galactic's Press Conference and a series of documentaries from the History Channel and more. Join us and together let us continue to build the IASE.
Happy New Year.
-Alysyn Bourque, CEO
Griffith Corp.

Comment by W. Edward Griffith on December 25, 2008 at 10:05pm

The Griffith Corporation is pleased to announce that our GRIFFITH BROADCASTING channel is now devoted to programs for space entrepreneur viewership. Our online broadcasting resources will continue to support the IASE and the groups who continue to join together in the building of the future. Griffith Corp. looks forward to the future with confidence, courage and with a spirit of solidarity in knowing that future is here today.
We invite you to make suggestions, submissions and to promote your ideas on the GRIFFITH BROADCASTING channel. Visit us at www.griffithcorp.com
Enter GRIFFITH BROADCASTING page in the site menu.

Best Wishes,
Will Griffith, Chairman
The Griffith Corporation

Comment by Dave Hook on January 6, 2009 at 8:28am

Greetings and Happy New Year to all. I'd like to welcome the newest members to our group: Joe Lufkin, Filippo De Rose, huband and wife team Will Griffith & Alysyn Bourque, Dakota Brach, Sara Rosen, and Caleb. Welcome aboard!

This year is going to be an interesting time for security. As business owners and promoters we all balance on Achim's Razor when it comes to promoting our businesses and capabilities without exposing precious intellectual properties to our competition. In security the simplest solution isn't always the best as Mr. Achim would have us believe. When the economy is tight for entrepreneurial funding, so protecting what is rightfully ours is an even greater imperative to survival in the business jungle.

Let's start off with this topic for 2009: As business owners and fiduciaries, does your company e-mail policy allow any employee to send attachments without first receiving approval? Do you allow anyone in your organization to send Word or PowerPoint-type documents via e-mail attachments? If so, let me introduce you to the "PowerPoint microdot." Because if you're not already checking the file sizes of these attachments, you may be hemhorraging company business secrets and intellectual property.

E-mail me at david.hook@spaceflightsecurity and put in the subject line "PowerPoint microdot." I'll be happy to show you.

The best to you all for a great 2009!
Dave

Comment by Dave Hook on May 19, 2009 at 8:33am

When times get tough, security must get tougher. When money begins to shrink, you really have to ensure that you and your employees are following security protocols with your sensitive information. Let me explain why.

A recent business security study conducted in Europe determined that over 80% of company employees have access to sensitive company information: client lists, supplier & pricing lists, and sensitive product development information. Nearly 50% said that they would be able to take that information without their company knowing about it. And 1 out of 3 said that they would be willing to sell that information to a competitor for the right price.

If your employees sense that their jobs are at risk of "right-sizing" or that your company is in jeopardy of closing, you must absolutely make sure that your information protection protocols are followed. If you don't have a security plan with a sensitive information protection annex that you actually use, now is the time to do it. Otherwise, when your next employee gives you 2-weeks notice, there may be much more missing when they leave than just their body from one of your chairs.

Survive the downturn and prepare for an even stronger economy. Protect your company's sensitive and proprietary information!

Dave

Comment by Dave Hook on August 12, 2009 at 2:02pm

Delete Comment Hi everybody,
There's an access to airspace issue brewing with the FAA concerning something called ADS-B. For those in the space vehicle design business, if you haven't rolled reception and bandwidth requirements of this Next Generation aircraft transponder into your design, you could find yourself missing GNC and telemetry issues and opportunities. There are security elements that deal with the installation and proper use of the ADS-B system, so this topic really does fall within the realm of security.

Observations, agreements/disagreements from anyone? Anyone working this?

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