NetworkNewsBreaks – SideChannel Inc. (SDCH) Feat
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Posted On: 02/10/2023 4:32:20 PM
NetworkNewsBreaks – SideChannel Inc. (SDCH) Featured in LiveNOW Fox Interview
SideChannel (OTCQB: SDCH), a provider of cybersecurity services and technology to middle-market companies, was featured in a LiveNOW Fox interview. The segment features SideChannel’s Executive VP David Chasteen, who formerly served as an officer on the covert action staff of the CIA, as he shares his thoughts as to the recently downed Chinese spy balloon. The balloon shot down by the U.S. was apparently to collect intelligent signals as part of a military linked arial spy program that targeted more than 40 countries on five different continents, according to information released by the Biden administration on Thursday. “It is interesting, as I think people view aviation and spy technology as relatively stagnant. With spy satellites, I think that people think we have found the pinnacle,” Chasteen said. “Clearly, the Chinese were able to find an unfilled gap between satellite technology and aircraft technology in altitudes that are difficult to detect. Obviously, they weren’t detected until we changed our technologies for monitoring that middle layer stratosphere.”
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SideChannel (OTCQB: SDCH), a provider of cybersecurity services and technology to middle-market companies, was featured in a LiveNOW Fox interview. The segment features SideChannel’s Executive VP David Chasteen, who formerly served as an officer on the covert action staff of the CIA, as he shares his thoughts as to the recently downed Chinese spy balloon. The balloon shot down by the U.S. was apparently to collect intelligent signals as part of a military linked arial spy program that targeted more than 40 countries on five different continents, according to information released by the Biden administration on Thursday. “It is interesting, as I think people view aviation and spy technology as relatively stagnant. With spy satellites, I think that people think we have found the pinnacle,” Chasteen said. “Clearly, the Chinese were able to find an unfilled gap between satellite technology and aircraft technology in altitudes that are difficult to detect. Obviously, they weren’t detected until we changed our technologies for monitoring that middle layer stratosphere.”
Please see full disclaimers on the NetworkNewsWire website applicable to all content provided by NNW, wherever published or re-published: http://NNW.fm/Disclaimer
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