U.S.A. owned and operated, SpiderOak is software company that delivers end-to-end cybersecurity and resiliency solutions for civil, military, and commercial space operations.
Our commercially available capabilities are built upon a foundation of zero-trust end-2-end encryption and ephemeral cryptographic key creation, ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of your most sensitive data in the space domain.
At SpiderOak, we’re on a mission to protect the world’s most valuable data. We deploy zero-trust encryption and distributed ledger to help civil, military & commercial space organizations safely push the limits of human potential.
Security isn’t just our goal—it’s our core design principle. From ground to orbit, SpiderOak provides technology to developers to create applications with data security + resiliency built in.
We call this philosophy Constructional Security, where protecting data is just as valuable as communicating, creating, and managing data.
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.
The combination of our zero-trust architecture and decentralized implementation mean we provide complete attribution, enforce access controls, and eliminate human interventions or errors.
The combination of zero-trust encryption mean data can be used in any environment, on any device.
SpiderOak conducted rigorous testing of its end-to-end data security solution on a Ball Aerospace prototype payload currently operational in low-Earth orbit (LEO). The payload incorporates Ball Aerospace’s Open Software System (BOSS) framework, supporting containerized applications that can be modified on-orbit, as well as real-time data processing functions. Through close collaboration between SpiderOak and Ball Aerospace teams, the OrbitSecure technology was seamlessly deployed to and integrated into the Ball hosted payload while on orbit, demonstrating that data level zero-trust can be achieved on deployed systems despite the size, weight, and power limitations in space.
In cooperation with Axiom Space and AWS, SpiderOak’s OrbitSecure software was uploaded to the space station. The system successfully demonstrated sending and receiving secure ops traffic between ground and low-Earth orbit. Communication to the space station was handled via the Tracking and Data Relay Satellite System (TDRSS).
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