Pierre Fossier, VP technical Land & Air systems, will contribute to round table n°5 during the 1st edition of this conference. Theme : CONTROL OF STRATEGIC AND OPERATIONAL TEMPOS

● Google’s new Google Workspace Client-side encryption (beta coming soon) enables end-users to keep ownership of encryption keys and access security with the support of Thales ● New capabilities by Thales provide enterprises with tools to manage how their keys are used and accessed  and protect the identities of end users accessing Google Workspace  

Zurich, June 11, 2021 – As prime contractor for the construction of Telesat’s Lightspeed constellation, Thales Alenia Space, a joint venture between Thales (Euronext Paris: HO)  (67%) and Leonardo  (Milan stock exchange: LDO) (33%), is announcing today that the Optical Inter Satellite Links (OISL) on-board the Lightspeed satellites will be its advanced Optel-C product. Optical Inter Satellite Links will allow Lightspeed to provide global, mesh coverage around the world, including above the oceans and poles, with a high level of security for end-to-end services. Their use will optimize the ground segment with a lower number of gateway sites, more freedom on gateway locations, and the ability to deploy gateways incrementally as system loading increases. The initial Lightspeed space segment will be comprised of 298 satellites. Telesat’s constellation satellites will deliver multiple terabits per second across the globe for secure, low-latency, high-performing broadband professional services.

Last week at the RUSI Land Warfare Conference, an event held annually on behalf of the Chief of the General Staff, the question posed was 'How does the military achieve whole force integration'?