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LEO constellations generally require quite a lot of assets, not just the assets in space, but the assets on the ground, and the system is, as with any system, only as strong as its weakest link.

And the problem is that on the ground is where the weaknesses could be.

People talk a lot about satellite jamming, signal spoofing, which are real threats, but the real one is the terrestrial infrastructure, which has a lot of software in it and is an easy target for malicious activities.

For instance, you don't have to break the spacecraft encryption to do serious damage.

You can pollute a software delivery chain.

You can abuse user access rights and a number of other things, which are very similar to the threats on other terrestrial systems.

Coming back to Zero Trust in space, can you explain that for our audience what Zero Trust in that context mean, and is that real?