Forbes magazine writer Hessie Jones worked with the IDSC Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning team under the guidance of program director Dr. Yelena Yesha to produce “Revolutionizing Satellite Security: NASA’s Groundbreaking Project To Integrate AI, Blockchain, & Nanosatellites.” The article begins . . .
“As part of pioneering the security of satellite communication in space, NASA is funding a groundbreaking project at the University of Miami’s Frost Institute for Data Science and Computing (IDSC) which will enable augmenting traditional large satellites with nanosatellites or constellations of nanosatellites.”
Another Excerpt:
“An IDSC Collaboration: NASA’s Strategic Move to Enhance Satellite Security
NASA’s science programs often engage academic institutions to explore national challenges leading to research efforts that produce insights and strategic solutions.
Dr. Yelena Yesha, a Knight Foundation Endowed Chair, Professor of Computer Science, and Director of IDSC AI and Machine Learning, was approached by NASA to help address this critical issue. What resulted is a project to investigate the efficacy of emerging zero trust architectures for small satellite networks and to facilitate the translation of recent research to meet the needs of a growing security problem.”
Read the full article at Forbes.com
