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October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a reminder that protecting information means thinking beyond the devices and networks we use every day.

As military communications become more distributed, satellite networks are creating new ways to keep people and systems connected across complex mission environments. But greater connectivity also brings new considerations around security, resilience and reliability.

In our article, we take a closer look at Starshield and how secure satellite networks are shaping military communications, including the opportunities and cybersecurity challenges that come with this evolving technology.

You can read "Starshield: How Secure Satellite Networks Are Transforming Military Comms" now.

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🚀🔬 Building future innovators, one STEM kit at a time! Last week, Atlas Tech teamed up with Trident United Way for a STEM Kit Packing Party and Lunch-and-Learn, and we had an incredible time giving back to our community. 💙

After learning about the challenges many local families face, our team packed 500 STEM kits to provide hands-on learning opportunities for children across the Tri-County area. 📦✨

We also put our own problem-solving skills to the test during a fun STEM challenge and got a glimpse into the creativity and critical thinking these activities inspire in students every day. 🧠💡

Thank you, Trident United Way, for sharing your mission and letting us be part of this meaningful initiative. Together, we're helping create opportunities for local families and empowering the next generation to dream big. 🌟

The Atlas Positive Impact (A+IT) Team spent Saturday at the Public Works Art Center Block Party 🎨🎉, joining neighbors from across Summerville to support local arts.

The annual event is PWAC’s largest fundraiser, helping the organization keep gallery admission free and continue offering creative opportunities to the community.

Community service is an important part of Atlas Tech’s culture 🤝, and we’re grateful to the Team Members who represented us while supporting a resource that strengthens the Lowcountry. 🌟

Learn more about Atlas Tech’s community involvement:
https://www.atlas-tech.com/join-our-team/community/

Last Thursday, Atlas Team Members and loved ones joined the March of Dimes Season Kick-Off at Hall's Signature Events to gear up for the 27th Annual Signature Chefs Auction in November ✨ It was an inspiring night celebrating community, connection, and the mission of helping moms, babies, and families thrive. Our CEO, John Jones, reminded us why this partnership matters so much: when local businesses, leaders, and neighbors come together, real impact happens. Every bid and every donation moves the mission forward, and we're excited to make this year's auction our best yet 💜👶

A+IT in the Community 💪 Nothing beats seeing our team come together for a purpose. Our A+ Team showed up strong at the Lowcountry Food Bank last week, breaking down 50‑lb bags of oatmeal into family‑ready portions that will support households across the Lowcountry. Grateful to Public Works Art Center for joining us and spotlighting our volunteers in their upcoming sponsor video for their Annual Block Party on September 12. Community partnerships like this make the impact even greater. 🙌

Over 12 years at Atlas Tech, Ethan Walker has built a career around technical problem-solving and finding where his experience can have the greatest impact.

Ethan joined the CANES US Navy shipboard IT program as an engineer and later held roles in team leadership and program management. Today, he serves as the CANES Tech Lead and is an inaugural member of the Atlas Tech Tech Fellows program, applying his experience where it can have the greatest impact.

In our latest profile, Ethan discusses the decisions that shaped his career and what the Tech Fellows program means for his work at Atlas Tech.

Read the full conversation below.