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CYSAT ACADEMY
Learn from experts, gain hands-on experience, and get certified
WHAT TO EXPECT?
We are thrilled to announce this year’s CYSAT Academy lineup – your opportunity to learn more about the world of cybersecurity for space technologies. Each session offers unique, hands-on learning experiences led by industry experts, ensuring you stay at the forefront of space cybersecurity innovation.
Whether you’re an aerospace engineer, cybersecurity professional, student, or simply a space enthusiast, CYSAT Academy sessions are designed to empower you with the knowledge and practical skills to tackle today’s most pressing cybersecurity challenges.
What is the CYSAT Academy?
The CYSAT Academy is a unique training initiative designed to empower professionals in the space and cybersecurity industries. Through expert-led workshops and hands-on sessions, it provides practical knowledge and tools to address the growing challenges of space cybersecurity.
Learn from top industry professionals and academics with hands-on experience in space cybersecurity.
Access in-depth courses tailored for various levels, from beginner to advanced.
Join sessions in key locations worldwide, fostering a global network of professionals.
Upcoming Sessions
HOW TO HACK A SATELLITE – Thales
14th May 2025, 9:30:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Paris
Maintaining cybersecurity on one or more operational satellites for many years requires mastering cybersecurity at the system level, including both space and ground segments.
PROTECTION FOR RESILIENT SPACE SYSTEMS – BSI
15th May 2025, 13:30 PM – 16:30 PM
Paris
In order to achieve service availability and other mission-specific protection goals, space systems require a minimum level of security measures to protect the systems from cyber-attacks.
CYBER THREATS ALONG THE LIFECYCLE OF A SATELLITE – HelvetiSpace
February 5th 2026, 01:30 PM
Singapore
PROTECTION FOR RESILIENT SPACE SYSTEMS – BSI
15th May 2025, 13:30 PM – 16:30 PM
Paris
In order to achieve service availability and other mission-specific protection goals, space systems require a minimum level of security measures to protect the systems from cyber-attacks.
OUR NEXT SESSIONS INSTRUCTORS
CERTIFICATION
Your Achievement Matters
At the end of each training, participants will receive an official Certificate of Completion, recognizing their effort and expertise. Additionally, a LinkedIn badge will be provided to showcase your achievement and enhance your professional profile.
PAST SESSIONS
Securing Satellite Communications with SDLS Protocol
April 24th 2024, 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Paris
By Ignacio Aguilar Sanchez, ESA/ESTEC
In the last edition of the CYSAT Academy, we focused on the security of satellite operations through the Space Data Link Security (SDLS) protocol. Designed by the Consultative Committee of Space Data Systems (CCSDS) and led by agencies such as NASA and ESA, SDLS is the most secure way to operate satellites, ensuring data confidentiality, authenticity, and integrity.
The workshop provided space professionals with hands-on learning on SDLS, including detailed specifications, configuration, and real-world applications in current space missions. It was a great opportunity for engineers to deepen their understanding of space communication security and implement SDLS in real-world scenarios.
Enhancing Space Internet with Advanced Cybersecurity Solutions
27th February 2025, 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Singapore
By Patrick Trinkler, CYSEC in collaboration with SG Innovate and SSTL
As the demand for global connectivity via space-based internet grows, securing these networks against sophisticated cyber threats has become a critical priority. This workshop examines how advanced cybersecurity technologies can fortify space internet infrastructure, ensuring robust, secure, and reliable communication.
Participants explored key challenges in protecting satellite communication, such as eavesdropping, spoofing, and quantum-era threats. The session introduced innovative solutions, including end-to-end encryption, post-quantum cryptography, and quantum key distribution (QKD), showcasing their potential to safeguard data transmissions in space and terrestrial networks.
