SPACE PIRACY: Preparing for a Criminal Crisis in Orbit

Space piracy is no longer the realm of science fiction; it's a looming threat as humanity expands its reach into orbit. This book meticulously explores the risks and realities of space crime, drawing parallels with historical piracy and projecting future scenarios. Co-authored by Marc Feldman and Hugh Taylor, it addresses how geopolitical tensions and technological advancements may fuel crime in space.

What You'll Learn

• The likelihood and scenarios of future space piracy
• Lessons from historical piracy applicable to space
• Space industry market projections and their vulnerabilities
• Cybersecurity challenges facing current space operations
• Legal frameworks and potential loopholes in space law

Who This Book Is For

This book is essential for policy makers, space industry professionals, and anyone interested in the implications of space crime. It assumes readers have a basic understanding of space operations and international law.

What You Need to Know First

A foundational knowledge of space technology and international law is recommended to fully grasp the complex scenarios presented. Prior exposure to cybersecurity principles will enhance understanding.

Why This Book

Unlike other texts, this book offers a comprehensive analysis of space piracy by integrating historical lessons and current industry practices. It provides actionable insights for future prevention and mitigation strategies.

What's Inside

With 294 pages, this book covers topics from space market projections to the role of international law in combating piracy. Authors Marc Feldman and Hugh Taylor bring their expertise to a complex subject, offering a thorough exploration of potential space crimes.