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LinQuest and SpiderOak Join Forces on Cybersecurity

LinQuest and SpiderOak Join Forces on Cybersecurity
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LinQuest and SpiderOak are forming a new strategic partnership to protect space mission systems for government and commercial customers. The two companies announced the new partnership, March 21. Under the partnership, LinQuest will demonstrate SpiderOak’s  OrbitSecure technology to its national security space customers. LinQuest said it will perform in-depth testing and assessment of security, performance, and scalability of OrbitSecure for space assets in the company’s LinQlab, a software and network technologies engineering, test, and integration lab. SpiderOak’s zero-trust OrbitSecure software utilizes a decentralized…

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