Alex Wisner Gross
Ares Shield to Protect Lonestar's Orbiting Data Centers
Lonestar Data Holdings has hired Polish startup Ares Shield to protect its orbital data centers, in a deal worth up to $6 million.
The final frontier is getting more and more contested, so Lonestar is investing in some self-defense.
Florida-based Lonestar Data Holdings announced that it has contracted Polish startup Ares Shield to provide protection for its off-Earth data centers, in a deal worth up to $6 million.
"Our clients entrust us with mission-critical data, which is why we treat the security of our orbital infrastructure as the foundation of our entire service," Lonestar CEO Stephen Eisele said in a statement today. "Ares Shield technology offers a unique solution that allows us to further protect our satellites without the risk of generating space debris. For a company whose product is data security, it is a compelling option."
