SpiderOak, a U.S.-owned software company, delivers end-to-end data protection and resiliency solutions for defense and commercial operations in edge environments. Built on zero-trust encryption and ephemeral cryptographic key generation, our solutions ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of your most sensitive data in the space domain.
Our vision is to solve the computer security challenges of the 21st century.
SpiderOak empowers technology providers to quickly and confidently implement secure-by-design and secure-by-default principles in their solutions, from the center to the edge. We ensure that every interaction is authenticated, authorized, and confidential, reducing the costs and complexity of traditional cybersecurity products and limiting vulnerabilities for end customers.
Our team built the first zero-trust, no-knowledge security tools in 2006. Since then, we’ve designed powerful security and privacy solutions for any environment.
Our solutions are fully encrypted and don’t trust any single user or server, inside or outside the security infrastructure.
Our zero-trust architecture and decentralized implementation ensure full attribution, enforce access controls, and eliminate human errors or interventions.
The combination of zero-trust encryption mean data can be used in any environment, on any device.
SpiderOak tested its end-to-end data security solution on a Ball Aerospace prototype payload currently in low-Earth orbit. Utilizing the Ball Aerospace Open Software System (BOSS) framework, the payload supports containerized applications and real-time data processing. SpiderOak’s OrbitSecure technology was successfully deployed and integrated on-orbit, demonstrating that data-level zero-trust is achievable in space, even with the typical constraints on size, weight, and power.
In cooperation with Axiom Space and AWS, SpiderOak’s OrbitSecure software was successfully uploaded to the International Space Station. The system demonstrated secure communication, sending and receiving encrypted operational traffic between ground stations and low-Earth orbit. All communication to the station was managed through NASA’s Tracking and Data Relay Satellite System (TDRSS), showcasing advanced data security capabilities in space.
We collaborate with top government, commercial, and academic institutions to continuously enhance our cybersecurity solutions.