Ligado Networks (R-OH) Are Fighting for Their Votes
“The new National Broadband Network will be built with multiple satellite feeder systems.
Ligado wants to use high-speed broadband connectivity to deliver high-speed Internet, high-speed telephony, and voice telephony services. The network will be deployed in seven states with an expected deployment date of 2018 and three years before the 2020 United States presidential election.
Founded in 1999 by Thomas E. Weyher and Peter D. Hennessey, Ligado provides an engineering, technology and systems services firm that helps clients accelerate their business and create innovative, commercial-scale solutions. Ligado provides satellite and cellular telephony and other broadband communications network services, as well as a broadband Internet, voice, and telephony infrastructure engineering and design services. Ligado’s clients are many U. government agencies, including the U. Army, Defense Department, Defense Communications Agency, National Geospatial Intelligence Agency, Office of the Secretary of Defense, Naval Research Reserve, National Reconnaissance Office, and the National Reconnaissance Office. In addition, Ligado specializes in developing and deploying cellular technology and radio frequency network infrastructure. Other projects include the Army’s $16 billion Air and Missile Defense systems, the Navy’s GPS systems, and the U. Postal Service’s $300 million high-speed delivery network.
Ligado’s network architecture involves the construction of numerous networks with multiple feeder satellites, all of which have low-earth orbits. Ligado has developed a satellite feeder system that can carry multiple satellite signals simultaneously, called a Multi-Satellite Platform (mas).
Rep. Mike Turner and Ligado Networks (R-OH) are battling interference
Mike Turner and Ligado Networks (R-OH), both on the campaign trail, are fighting for their votes in the upcoming elections. And Ligado has some explaining to do.
I was born and raised in the heart of rural Ohio. I am a veteran of the Iraq and Afghanistan War. And I had a chance to have a job as a police officer in Youngstown, Ohio. It was a wonderful role to have. But for me, it wasn’t all about the job. I loved my family, we were always the center of their world. I would spend most of my afternoons with them on the front porch. I would love to go back home to Ohio and be with my family one day, but I can’t and I won’t.
I also wanted to be a police officer because I had two older brothers who wanted to be officers. And so, when they were growing up, they used to take us and go into the local area police headquarters and have a talk with the police chief and find out what was going on. They were great young men, and so, I grew up knowing a little bit about law enforcement and police work.
Then I went to law school, and I graduated law school at the age of 24. I was an excellent student. But then I got into the political arena and started my campaign. And I would love to be a police officer because I knew the law and the rules, so I became a member of the police department and then joined the police board.
My background as a lawyer got me interested in the state legislature. I spent the last five years studying the legislature and studying how the state legislators acted. And I liked the fact that as a state legislator that I had some policy and rules, and that if I made an error I could correct it. That was what I knew, and so I became a member of the State Senate, and after I was done with the state legislature and I was asked to be a member of the State House, I decided to run for the state representative.
Because of my military experience, I am a family man, and I have had the opportunity to have a little bit of a different perspective as a legislator.
Rep. Turner and the REAIN Act
Turner and the REAIN Act: When Congress doesn’t act, cyber security professionals go shopping for solutions to the problem. The REAIN Act, on the other hand, is doing just the opposite. The bill is an expansion of the Defense Department’s Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA) and its “information sharing requirements for cybersecurity related activities. Turner (R-OH) introduced the REAIN Act last week. He said he is “disappointed” at the inability of congressional officials to work out the kinks in the Senate bill. Turner is also a “key member of the House Committee on Homeland Security” because he serves on the committee’s Cyber Task Force. However, the REAIN Act is not the only bill that has been introduced that has issues. Ted Cruz (R-TX) has introduced the Senate Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act, as well as several other bills. Turner’s bill is not the only one that has failed in Congress; the DISA Act is the latest to be killed in the Senate. On August 17, the House held a hearing on the Senate Intelligence Committee’s bill to make government agencies, including the IRS and DHS, part of a program to enhance the sharing of cyber threats in both of the United States. The bill is unlikely to pass the Senate, but the House could act before the end of session on the DISA Act, too.
Turner and the REAIN Act: When Congress doesn’t act, cyber security professionals go shopping for solutions to the problem. The REAIN Act, on the other hand, is doing just the opposite. The bill is an expansion of the Defense Department’s Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA) and its “information sharing requirements for cybersecurity related activities. Turner (R-OH) introduced the REAIN Act last week. He said he is “disappointed” at the inability of congressional officials to work out the kinks in the Senate bill. Turner is also a “key member of the House Committee on Homeland Security” because he serves on the committee’s Cyber Task Force.
Rep. Lucas, Rep. Thompson and the RETAIN Act
Tips of the Day in Network Security
In light of the latest developments in the world of Network Security, I thought it would be worth sharing what I learned in my own network security career over the past eight years, what I have discovered, and what I think is absolutely true about the current state of affairs regarding protecting companies from themselves.
There’s an old saying that “Security is the process of securing a computer that isn’t properly secured. ” The problem with that is that this is a misnomer because the computer that isn’t properly secured is not a computer; it’s a network. And that has never been more true than the modern connected world. The Internet is an explosion of networks, with billions of computers scattered all over the globe using the Internet for their communications. And yet despite the exponential growth of the Internet, not everyone is plugged into the network the way that they should be.
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