Session
Technical Poster Session 4
Location
Utah State University, Logan, UT
Abstract
The biggest threat to US space capability is not foreign adversaries–it is a potential attack on the networks that keep us connected. Unfortunately, many satellites were designed in an era when cyber threats were not such a concern. The Pentagon's traditional method of defining program-specific requirements, redirecting budgets, and embarking on a five-year development trek is slowly catching up but SpiderOak's OrbitSecure can accelerate this by meeting urgent mission needs for new capabilities as well as retrofitting existing systems which SpiderOak recently proved on-orbit.
In Space, Security Can No Longer be Based on Trust: Secure & Trusted Space Orchestration
Utah State University, Logan, UT
The biggest threat to US space capability is not foreign adversaries–it is a potential attack on the networks that keep us connected. Unfortunately, many satellites were designed in an era when cyber threats were not such a concern. The Pentagon's traditional method of defining program-specific requirements, redirecting budgets, and embarking on a five-year development trek is slowly catching up but SpiderOak's OrbitSecure can accelerate this by meeting urgent mission needs for new capabilities as well as retrofitting existing systems which SpiderOak recently proved on-orbit.
