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​Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) spoofing and jamming are silent, invisible attacks that can mislead or disable critical navigation systems. From vehicles rerouted off-course to aircraft losing positional accuracy to financial networks losing time synchronization — these aren’t mere technical glitches. In a world that relies on satellite signals for everything from emergency response and transportation to high-frequency trading and logistics, GNSS disruption is a direct threat to safety, security, and infrastructure resilience.

​Why are such attacks emerging now? What does it mean for cities, airports, power grids, and our daily lives? And how can organizations and communities defend against them?

​Join us as Jean-Baptiste Lacambre from iXblue leads a deep dive into the mechanics of GNSS spoofing and jamming — what they are, why they are growing in sophistication, what real-world risks they pose, and what cutting-edge strategies exist to detect, mitigate, and recover from them.