In our increasingly interconnected world, space-based assets play a crucial role in daily life.

However, with evolving cyber threats and rising geopolitical tensions, safeguarding space data has become a critical concern.

Since 2021, CYSAT is a key event that unites experts and stakeholders in space cybersecurity to address this growing challenge.

The Rising Importance of Space Security

Many essential ground services rely heavily on satellites for data collection and transmission.

According to Allied Market Research, the market for satellite-dependent downstream services is projected to reach $ billion by 2027, with an annual growth rate of

New Cybersecurity Risks in Space

Ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of space data presents a unique challenge.

Satellites were historically designed for reliability, but not cybersecurity, leaving them vulnerable to emerging threats.

Evolving Threat Landscape

Recent advancements, including software-defined satellites, COTS (Commercial Off-The-Shelf) components, in-orbit reconfigurations, AI-driven intelligence, and quantum technologies, are increasing the risk of cyberattacks on space assets.

As the industry evolves, addressing these vulnerabilities is more crucial than ever.