Why Attend CyberSat?
Since its launch in 2017, CyberSat has led the charge in securing space assets, bringing together satellite, space, and cybersecurity experts with government and military officials to tackle emerging threats head-on through Classified and Unclassified discussions.
As the demand for secure space data, AI-driven operations, and resilient infrastructure continues to accelerate, CyberSat 2025 will deliver its most technically advanced program yet. This year’s event features concurrent tracks, each designed to deepen the conversation on securing space infrastructure, mission-critical networks, and the evolving cyber landscape of space-based data systems.
With visionary keynotes, cross-sector general sessions, and specialized deep dives, CyberSat 2025 is engineered to provide actionable intelligence for those defending the future of space security.
Classified & Unclassified Programming to Keep You Ahead of the Threat
As cyber threats continue to evolve, gain actionable intelligence to protect your critical infrastructure and secure the integrity of your data. Past speakers have represented the U.S. Space Force, National Reconnaissance Office, Space Systems Command, Space Development Agency, Sandia National Laboratories, National Space Intelligence Center, MIT Lincoln Laboratory, Space Dynamics Laboratory, Viasat, and more!
Unclassified Program, November 17-18
Attend the only satellite security event that successfully unites satellite, space, and cybersecurity experts with government officials for critical discussions and in-depth insight into the latest cyber threats.
Your adversaries will never stop trying to find and exploit stress points and vulnerabilities, which will cause disruption and possible destruction of your systems and processes – you need to plan and prepare your organization against such threats.
Classified Program, November 19-20
(Full Day Nov. 19 & Half Day Nov. 20)
The DoD, intelligence community, and space and satellite industry leaders will discuss advancements and challenges in assuring space system missions throughout the ever-increasingly cyber-contested lifecycle.
Nowhere else will you find more government, military and industry participants working to identify threat vectors and formulate solutions to thwart next-generation attacks. Speakers will share TS-SCI level presentations on how to build resiliency and ensure safety within the space ecosystem.
Explore a Sampling of Attendees from Previous CyberSat Events:
» FSO, Aerojet Rocketdyne
» Senior Project Leader, Aerospace Corporation
» Product Security Officer, Airbus
» Senior Expert Information Assurance, Airbus CyberSecurity
» Principal Systems Dev Engineer, Amazon
» Director, Global OT Security Programs, Baker Hughes
» First Secretary Defence Cyber, British Defence Staff
» SO1 C4ISR Maritime, British Defence Staff US
» Security Officer, Canadian Space Agency
» Information System Security Officer, CBP
» Sr. Director, Engineering, Coalfire Systems, Inc.
» Technical Officer, Comité International Radio-Maritime (CIRM)
» Space Science and Technology Officer, Defence Space Administration
» SO3 ICT, Defence Space Administration
» Director, Cyber Portfolio, Defense Innovation Unit
» Foreign Affairs Officer, Department of State
» PA Manager Ground Segment + Space Cyber & Data Security, DLR – Space Administration
» Analyst, DOC
» Regional Director, DoD
» Cyber Analyst, DSA
» Trade Commissioner, Embassy of Canada
» Director, Defense & Intelligence, Expanse
» Manager, International Business Investment, Cybersecurity, Fairfax County EDA
» Communications & Security Systems Specialist, Fluor
» ISSM, Intelsat General
» Director of Ground Development, Iridium
» Deputy Program Manager, Joint Aircraft Survivability Program Office
» President & COO, JSAT International Inc.
» CISO, KSAT
» Director, IA Product Development, Maxar Space
Infrastructure
» Senior Digital Advisory Services Director, Microsoft» Senior Manager, Automotive Cyber Security, Mitsubishi Electric Automotive America
» Lead, GSFC Space Asset Protection Program, NASA
» Europe Team Lead, NASA
» Principal Cybersecurity Engineer/Architect, NASA
» Counterspace Analysis Squadron, NASIC/SMD
» Director for International Cyber Policy, National Security Council
» Telecommunications Policy Specialist, NTIA
» Compliance Officer, NOAA
» Cyber Security Systems Engineer, Noblis Federal Civilian Solutions
» Telecom Policy Specialist, NTIA/US Dept. of Commerce
» Staff Officer Air and Space Engineering, Office of the Air Attache – Australian Embassy
» CIO, Office of the Auditor General
» VP, Information Technology, Planet Labs
» Director, Civil Space and weather/ C2, Space and Intelligence, Raytheon Intelligence & Space
» Cyber Security Analyst, SAIC | NASA Mission Protection Services
» VP, Special Programs, SEAKR Engineering
» Senior Specialist, SKY Perfect JSAT
» Space Experimentation Lead, SMC/SP
» Cybersecurity Expert, Thales Alenia Space
» Director Cyber Ops & Resilience Dept., The Aerospace Corporation
» Senior Commercial Specialist & Office Director, U.S. Commercial Service, U.S. Department of Commerce
» C4ISR Space, UK MoD
» Program Analyst, United States Space Force
» Space Control Experimentation Lead, US Air Force
» Lieutenant Colonel, US Army
» Executive Director Strategic Development, USU/SDL
» CISO Global Mobile Broadband, Viasat
» Principal Systems Design Engineer, Vodafone
Catch up on the latest cybersecurity and satellite industry news.
The challenge going forward for satellite industry professionals extends far beyond just the rising number of cyber threats; we’re also seeing new areas for exploitation. To combat the threat, our new expanded focus on space data security and emerging technologies is crucial, as we’re witnessing a mainstream adoption of AI/ML and an exponential growth in the collection, transmission and consumption of satellite data.
CyberSat offers a powerful opportunity to better understand the most pressing cybersecurity threats to space data and the potential impact these threats have on your company’s interests, your readiness to adapt to these threats, and how to best prevent attacks.