Our mission is to bring you discussions, updates, briefings, and lessons learned stemming from real-world experiences that will make a positive impact on your cybersecurity strategy. That’s why we work closely with our Advisory Board to build a program that you can feel confident in. With multiple constellations being launched, we could see tens of thousands of satellites entering LEO. CyberLEO will become the epicenter of discussion surrounding security issues in a LEO world.
CyberLEO’s Classified Day program brings together the DoD, intelligence community, and industry leaders to discuss emerging risks to proliferated LEO satellite constellations. Invited speakers will share TS/SCI level presentations on current threat analysis and how to build resiliency to the ecosystem.
Attendees will be updated on the space cyber landscape through presentations from senior intel analysts, cybersecurity experts, and those developing and deploying technologies to enhance architectural resiliency against emerging cyber threats.
Please note: TS/SCI Clearance is required to attend CyberLEO’s Classified Day.
In an increasingly digital world, cyber-attacks on satellites face the possibility of becoming a more common occurrence. With an estimated 100,000 small satellites in orbit by 2030, industry experts fear a single attack could cripple critical infrastructure if cybersecurity isn’t a priority now.
CyberLEO’s Unclassified Program will bring you discussions, updates, briefings, and lessons learned stemming from real-world experiences that will make an immediate impact on your cybersecurity strategy, and brings together industry and government leaders to discuss open source software vulnerabilities, network segmentation, ransomware, end-to-end product security, data provenance and more.
🕒 8:30 AM – 9:00 AM | BREAKFAST |
🕒 9:00 AM – 9:30 AM | OPENING KEYNOTE |
🕒 9:30 AM – 10:00 AM | KEYNOTE |
🕒 10:00 AM – 10:45 AM | KEYNOTES & COMMERCIAL INDUSTRY: MULTI-PATH, MULTI ORBIT: DEVELOPING A SYSTEM OF SYSTEMS Our keynotes will join industry experts on the stage to talk about the development of a multi-path, multi-orbit system of systems involving LEO satellites. What are the implications of building such a system and how close we are to a move away from being beholden to one technology? It represents a significant cultural shift to what we have seen before. Is it worth the risk? |
🕒 10:45 AM – 11:15 AM | TEA/COFFEE BREAK |
🕒 11:15 AM – 12:00 PM | SATELLITE TERMINALS IN LEO: DEVELOPMENTS AND KEY METRICS FOR SUCCESS There will be more satellite terminals than ever before, and in turn, more entry points into a system than we have ever seen. The building of these terminals will take place more rapidly and flood the market. How is the technology in these terminals progressing? Will satellite networks become more vulnerable? |
🕒 12:00 PM – 12:30 PM | VIEWPOINT/CASE STUDY |
🕒 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM | LUNCH AND KEYNOTE |
🕒 1:45 PM – 2:15 PM | DESSERT BREAK |
🕒 2:15 PM – 3:00 PM | CYBER CRISIS MANAGEMENT: WHAT TO DO WHEN THE WORST HAPPENS Satellite networks being attacked is a phenomenon that is here to stay, emphasized by the Viasat breach last year. When an attack happens, the adrenaline is running high, decisions have to be made as quickly as they come up and every step you take is a crucial one. In times of a crisis, how do you manage the situation? This panel of crisis management experts walk through an effective ‘cyber crisis management’ approach and what satellite companies can do if the sky starts to fall. |