Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 41 minutes ago
Supported by Satellogic
Europe’s satellite systems must be braced for cyber-attacks, jamming and sabotage from hostile state actors as well as highly organised, global cyber criminals. What redundancy in the form of backup satellites, alternative orbits, shared networks and rapid replacement is needed to keep systems running during a crisis? And can Europe build a lot more resilience without inflaming geopolitical tensions?
Moderator: Oliver Morton, The Economist
Marcin Mazur, Polish Space Agency
Lady Sohair Salam Saber, The Hague Institute of Global Justice
Alex Leigh, Future Planet Capital
Emiliano Kargieman, Satellogic
Supported by Satellogic
Europe’s satellite systems must be braced for cyber-attacks, jamming and sabotage from hostile state actors as well as highly organised, global cyber criminals. What redundancy in the form of backup satellites, alternative orbits, shared networks and rapid replacement is needed to keep systems running during a crisis? And can Europe build a lot more resilience without inflaming geopolitical tensions?
Moderator: Oliver Morton, The Economist
Marcin Mazur, Polish Space Agency
Lady Sohair Salam Saber, The Hague Institute of Global Justice
Alex Leigh, Future Planet Capital
Emiliano Kargieman, Satellogic










