Space is no longer only a frontier for exploration. It has become the backbone of the world's digital economy. The question now is whether we can trust it.
Satellite communications, navigation, Earth observation, and non-terrestrial networks are now underpinning finance, transport, healthcare, disaster response, and national security. As space converges with telecommunications, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence, a new class of critical infrastructure is emerging. Its value will depend less on how many satellites are launched and more on whether governments, industry, and citizens can rely on it.
In this strategic executive report, Prof. N. K. Goyal and Dr. (Hon.) Govind Pathak introduce Trusted Space Infrastructure™, a framework for building space systems that are secure, resilient, interoperable, and sustainable by design. Launched at "Discussions on Space Infrastructure Security" in New Delhi in July 2026, with a foreword by Bharat B. Bhatia, President of the ITU-APT Foundation of India, it gives decision-makers a clear model for the decade ahead.
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