April 11-12-13th, 2022
Today, many critical services on Earth depend on the collection and transmission of data by satellites. According to Allied Market Research, downstream services relying on satellite data will represent a $19,36B market by 2027 at a CAGR of 19,1%.
Ensuring the confidentiality, integrity and availability of space data against cyber threats is a new challenge as satellites have historically been designed to be reliable and not secure.
In addition, recent trends such as software-defined satellites, usage of COTS components, in-orbit reconfigurations, intelligence on board, quantum technologies, etc are making space assets and data more and more vulnerable to cyber attacks.
CYSAT aims at bringing together the space and IT security communities to build a European ecosystem capable to respond to the current and future challenges faced by the European space industry.
Raising awareness of the cybersecurity of space assets
For its second edition,
CYSAT is coming to Paris !
Considering the growing importance of cybersecurity and space, the second edition will reinforce its ambition to become a central node for the space industry.
Hosted in downtown Paris, CYSAT’22 will be ideally positioned to attract both space and cybersecurity players from the industry, academia, national and European agencies.
The hybrid format will leverage the interactions on site between participants and speakers, while still offering the flexibility to attend most of the event remotely.
TECHNICAL KEYNOTES throughout the 3-day event to take the time to deep dive into each topic. Invited speakers are space industry leaders, hackers, cybersecurity experts addressing all the hot topics related to space assets and data security. The target audience are space engineers.
PRIVATE WORKSHOPS will be organised by CYSEC and offered to CYSAT sponsors during the conference for a more intimate contact connection with selected participants, for example to support a product launch or perform a product demonstration.
On the second day only, the event will host an EXECUTIVE DAY dedicated to C-Level executives, top level representatives of institutions and agencies, as well as political leaders and decision-makers, all sharing their vision of the European strategy towards secure and sovereign space assets and data.
Adressing both the technical and business issues
SPECIAL EVENT :
HACKING AN ORBITING SATELLITE LIVE
The organizing committee is working a demonstration of HACKING AN ORBITING SATELLITE LIVE. Stay tuned for more information !
CONTRIBUTE TO CYSAT’22
Are you interested in presenting at CYSAT’22? We’re looking for speakers on all topics related to cybersecurity for space, both technical and non-technical. Don’t hesitate to submit your idea below
A look back at the 2021 edition
The 3-day event broadcasted live from Davos, Switzerland, represented
the first opportunity for the space community to discuss cyber challenges related to space missions: cyber threats, on ground and on board security, cloud services, newspace, satellite constellations, quantum technologies, etc.
200+
participants
54
speakers
from 26
countries
> CLOUD
> QUANTUM
> SATELLITE HACKING
> GROUND OPERATIONS
CYSAT’21 PARTNERS
Attend CYSAT’22
ONLINE PASS
- Technical Conferences (online)
- Executive Conferences (online)
- 1:1 Meetings (online)
- Live Hacking Demo
- Network Lunch
- Executive Day
- VIP Party
TECH PASS
- Technical Conferences
- Workshops
- 1:1 Meetings
- Live Hacking Demo
- Networking Lunch
- Executive Day
- VIP Party
EXEC PASS
- Technical Conferences
- Workshops
- 1:1 Meetings
- Live Hacking Demo
- Networking Lunch
- Executive Day
- VIP Party
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Mathieu Bailly
VP Space, CYSEC SA
Mathieu is heading the space business unit at CYSEC where he oversees product development and business activities.
Patrick Trinkler
CEO, CYSEC SA
Patrick co-founded CYSEC in 2018 after spending his career in IT security in quantum technologies.
José Achache
Director, AP-Swiss
José was Director of Earth Observation at ESA and Deputy Director General at CNES. He is recognized as the architect of COPERNICUS, the global Earth monitoring programme of the European Union.