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Welcome to the latest edition of Space Security Sentinel (S3), the last edition before CyberSat which kicks off in just a few days. For this edition of S3, freelance journalist Shaun Waterman got exclusive access to the Space ISAC Watch Center in Colorado. He shares an inside look at the beating heart of the largest private intelligence sharing effort in the space sector, and how its analysts assess threats to companies every day.
Next week’s CyberSat will offer an interesting barometer of where the industry is at and how the threat landscape is evolving. We’re featuring new speakers from OpenAI and Israeli defense firm Rafael. Despite the challenges of the U.S. government shutdown, we have stronger international government participation than ever before. One of the most important lessons of this year is that space is now considered a critical domain by countries around the world, and cyber threats against the space sector only continue to increase.
If you find this newsletter valuable, share it with colleagues who care about securing space. Got feedback or story ideas? I’d love to hear from you.
📩 mholmes@accessintel.com
— Mark Holmes, Program Chair, CyberSat
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Inside the Space ISAC Watch Center: Keeping an Eye on Cyber Threats
The watch center day begins most days just after dawn, when its director, Hector Falcon, arrives at the nondescript office park building and logs on around 6 a.m.
Like his small team of analysts, who start work at 8 a.m., Falcon is searching for information that can be turned into actionable intelligence for space technology companies all over the world—data their overburdened security operation centers can use to protect their IT systems and other assets, whether on the ground or in space, against online criminals and cyberspies and nation-state cyber warfare.……[continued]
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Building the Golden Dome With Cyber Resilience: Why Security Must Start at the Drawing Board
The Golden Dome multi-layered missile defense initiative marks an inflection point in national security strategy. Plans are for a comprehensive defense involving constellations of satellites,……[continued] |
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From the ground to geosynchronous orbit, Booz Allen builds advanced cyber solutions that protect space missions—making them faster, smarter, and more secure.
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CyberSat 2025 Video Program Preview: Tech, Threats & Hands-on Training
Join CyberSat Summit Program Chair Mark Holmes as he sits down with Brandon Bailey of Aerospace Corporation, Mairead Levison of Space ISAC, and Jacob Oakley……[continued] |
European Partners Complete Space Capture-the-Flag Competition
In the run-up to CyberSat, a key European first when it comes to a space-based cybersecurity competition has taken place in the Netherlands. This was……[continued] |
Preparing the Ground to Repel Cyber Attacks
Improving regulations, information-sharing, and a deeper understanding of AI will be important as satellite companies look to be better prepared for cyber attacks. Industry experts discussed……[continued] |
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