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SUMMARY:Point of No Return: Cislunar Tabletop Exercise
DESCRIPTION:A three-hour tabletop exercise that puts mixed-discipline teams through a facilitated cislunar infrastructure crisis\, worked in real time through timed injects. The format is discussion-based\, with no equipment\, no scoring and no clearance required. It is John Squared’s launch event with Seattle Space Week and the first run of the exercise at Space Week. \nThe facilitator is Nick Reese\, vice president of strategic initiatives and emerging tech at John Squared\, the first director of emerging technology policy at the Department of Homeland Security\, author of the 2022 DHS Space Policy and lead DHS representative for Space Policy Directive-5. \nOrganizers tie the scenario to current policy questions\, including Artemis II’s April 2026 flight\, an Office of Space Commerce certification proposal covering lunar operations\, and congressional debate over designating space a 17th critical-infrastructure sector. \nParticipants work in round tables of five\, with 30 to 50 application-screened seats aimed at engineering\, program\, legal and regulatory\, founder\, business development and supply chain roles\, plus seats for legal\, insurance\, investor and military and veteran representation. Attendees leave with a resource guide\, their team’s decision log and a set of named capability gaps. Content is unclassified and open-source only\, held under a non-attribution rule. Tickets are $200 and non-refundable; registration is subject to approval. The address is shared with registrants. \nRegister on Luma
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SUMMARY:Seattle Space Week: Counterintelligence Briefing
DESCRIPTION:An unclassified Seattle Space Week briefing on how foreign intelligence entities target commercial space companies\, and what a company without cleared personnel can practically do about it. \nThe speaker is Nick Reese\, vice president of strategic initiatives and emerging tech at John Squared\, the first director of emerging technology policy at the Department of Homeland Security\, lead DHS representative for Space Policy Directive-5 and author of the 2022 DHS Space Policy\, with a career spanning the U.S. military\, the intelligence community and homeland security. \nOrganizers point to a standing bulletin from the National Counterintelligence and Security Center\, the FBI and the Air Force Office of Special Investigations warning that foreign intelligence entities are targeting the U.S. space industry through cyber intrusion\, strategic investment and joint ventures\, supply chain nodes\, conference and online outreach\, facility visit requests and employee recruitment. The session is aimed at orbital and ground segment operators across the region’s satellite and ground infrastructure base. \nThe format combines networking\, a keynote and the briefing. Attendees leave with a targeting-indicator checklist\, a due-diligence prompt list for investors and suppliers\, and the correct reporting channels. Tickets are $200 and non-refundable; registration is subject to approval. The address is shared with registrants. \nRegister on Luma
URL:https://www.geekwire.com/calendar-event/seattle-space-week-counterintelligence-briefing/
CATEGORIES:Aerospace,Educational events
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