The US Department of War has launched the construction of a “Safe Space Network” and plans to deploy 50 sets of mobile sensitive isolation information facilities.
2026-09-07 08:00Cybersecurity🔥 42.2 heat score
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On September 7, 2026, the U.S. Department of War officially launched the “Secure Space Network” construction project. Led by the Office for Industrial Infrastructure Growth of the Department of War, the project plans to deploy approximately 50 mobile sensitive isolation information facilities and related information systems. These facilities will be located at military bases, APEX accelerators, and other nodes, and combined with existing fixed facilities to create a distributed confidential collaboration network. The goal of this initiative is to address the access barriers faced by emerging and non-traditional suppliers due to the lack of certified environments, long construction periods, and high investment costs.
The US Department of War recently launched the construction of the “Secure Space Network”, planning to deploy approximately 50 sets of mobile sensitive isolation information facilities and related information systems. This project is led by the Department of Industrial Infrastructure Growth, with the intention of deploying relevant facilities at military bases, “APEX Accelerators” and other locations, and integrating them with existing fixed facilities to form a distributed confidential collaboration network. The aim is to alleviate the access barriers faced by emerging and non-traditional suppliers due to the lack of certified environments, long construction periods, and high investment costs.