Space assets are inherently insecure––and devoting the time, talent, and treasure to secure them is a significant undertaking. For a fraction of that investment, organizations can use OrbitSecure. OrbitSecure ensures the authority, identity, integrity, and confidentiality of the space architecture data and systems entrusted to it.
Until recently, the traditional approach to operating spacecraft involved one single party operating the craft, its payload, and the ground network that supported it. This vertical integration allowed for the information security of the spacecraft to be built around the trust within an organization.
We are moving into an era where operators are considering using third-party ground stations, even separating out the roles of spacecraft and payload operators. In this hybrid, multi-party, environment, security can no longer be based on trust.
The integrity, confidentiality, and authority of commands and data must be implemented using controls that are near-impossible to circumvent, for both the ground station network and for the operators of the spacecraft upon which the payloads ride.
This is where OrbitSecure can help.
A first-of-its-kind combination of policy engine, distributed ledger, and public-private key cryptology, OrbitSecure is designed for providing extreme key management agility.
OrbitSecure provides cryptographically secure, irrefutable knowledge of your orbital assets’ state at all times.
OrbitSecure provides tools to ensure that only authorized parties:
Users also receive:
OrbitSecure reduces both the complexity of implementation and required resources for deployment. Additionally, we understand that we must work with existing mission planning, scheduling, and control solutions integrating with the heritage solutions that the industry has come to rely on.
Therefore, SpiderOak can deliver a deployable service into a customer’s environment that will provide the agile key management for the mission planning and C2 software.
The OrbitSecure protocol provides a strong assurance of the authority, identity, integrity, and confidentiality of the space architecture data and systems entrusted to it.
As with any security technology, it is important to understand where and how it fits within the system. We are happy to consult and further address your mission security requirements.