Insights

A major milestone: our Cybersecurity Fundamentals for Space course is now an ANAB-accredited certificate program under ANSI/ASTM E2659, meeting recognized standards for quality, rigor, and effectiveness.

At DEF CON 33 we showed how a visual trigger can make an object-detection model lie, without touching its training data or weights. Here is why that matters for space systems.

Most people picture a satellite getting hacked and taken over directly, but that is not where an attack would likely start. The reachable attack surface is on the ground. Here is why the ground segment matters most.

Hundreds of players joined our hardware-in-the-loop Space Systems CTF at DEF CON 32. Here is the scenario, and the five security lessons it was built to teach.

Part 2: how we turned the Iron Rodent into a hardware-in-the-loop capture-the-flag at DEF CON 31's Aerospace Village, and the sUAS security lessons it taught.

Aviation tests aircraft systems on a ground-based Iron Bird before they fly. We built the cybersecurity version for unmanned systems, and named it the Iron Rodent.