From dependency to control: building sovereign satcom infrastructure in an uncertain world

Satellite communication (satcom) networks have become part of critical national infrastructure. As geopolitical uncertainty grows and global alliances shift, it’s never been more important for nations to take control of the satellite ecosystems their citizens and institutions depend on – from the hardware in orbit to the ground systems providing vital connections between Earth and space. 

Nationally important infrastructure:

Just like energy infrastructure, transport networks and IT systems, satcom networks are now regarded as critical national infrastructure. Satellite communications underpin vital systems

that are critical for everyday life and national security – from mobile phone and broadband services to emergency response, defence and finance systems. That’s why governments need to ensure satellite networks are afforded the same levels of protection as other more visible national assets.

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