CyberInflight is thankful to the new EU Space Information Sharing and Analysis Centre (ISAC), and along with the other founding members. CyberInflight aims to keep raising awareness in the space cybersecurity field and enhancing the resilience of the European space systems and services.

The EU Space ISAC is a network of EU companies from the space sector who are willing to develop their expertise to better prevent, tackle and mitigate security-related challenges, including cybersecurity. The initiative was specifically designed to promote collaboration, raise awareness, share information and best practices among members to strengthen their resilience and protection against security threats.

The EU Space ISAC held its inaugural Board Meeting on 24 April 2024. Co-chaired by the European Commission and EUSPA, the EU Space ISAC Board consists of 12 founding members representing both large industrial groups and small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) from France, Germany, Italy and Spain.

ESA Academy has selected 30 highly motivated Bachelor and Master students to attend the Cybersecurity Training Course 2024.

In this training session, students will explore an introductory course that delves into cybersecurity threats and risks, specifically tailored to the space sector.
This will be followed by an immersion in security engineering for space systems that prioritizes cyber protection alongside operational risk management for cybersecurity.
Students will acquire hands-on experience in securing space communication systems and develop an understanding of overall cybersecurity monitoring and mitigation against threats.

Valentine learnt so many things, and had to elaborate, with her team, a fictional navigation constellation mission orbiting around planet Mars.

They ended up having the Jury’s congratulations.

Overall, students acquired hands-on experience in securing space communication systems.

A big thank you to the ESA Academy for receiving Valentine!

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Florent RIZZO and Matthias POPOFF were proud to present at the Members Only session a Review of global and Russian space cybersecurity ecosystems!

Over the past 2 years, the cyberspace ecosystem has undergone a profound transformation. The evolution of the threat landscape is prompting space stakeholders to structure themselves from organizational, technical, and regulatory perspectives.

This presentation aimed to provide an overview of the cyberspace ecosystem based on CyberInflight research.

Since the late 2010s, Russia’s cyberspace security ecosystem has been experiencing a new dynamic, accelerated by the outbreak of war in Ukraine. The aim here was to show how its evolution differs from Western ecosystems. The characteristics of this ecosystem have been presented, and its strengths and weaknesses have been determined and explained due to the post-February 2022 context.

Thank you to the people who joined, and don’t forget to stay tuned for the next event!

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