AEROSPACE CYBERSECURITY PLATFORM
Mission:ORBITAL MISSION ALPHA• Status:SIMULATION
SEE THE MISSION. VERIFY THE SIGNAL. PROTECT THE CHAIN.
Space missions are not protected by securing one component. Security is fragmented across the space, communication, ground, and user segments. We connect space-domain awareness, signal trust, and end-to-end mission cybersecurity into one operational picture.
ACT 1 — Healthy Mission
Score: 98/100 • Nominal signal trust • Mission Secure
ACT 2 — Anomaly Correlation
Signal trust degraded • Multi-stage events correlated
ACT 3 — Connect the Dots
Full chain highlighted: Operator → Ground → Link → Space
Mission Security Score
0/ 100CRITICAL COMPROMISE
Active Security Threats
4
4 Critical / High Alerts
GNSS / Signal Trust
61%
Status: DEGRADED
Blast Radius
100 / 100
2 Trust Boundaries
Operator
USER / IDP
→
Ground API
MCC SERVER
→
Satellite
FLIGHT COMP
POSSIBLE MISSION-LEVEL INCIDENT TRAJECTORYHigh Blast Radius
op-vancegnd-idpgnd-vpn
Affected Assets (Derived from Data Model)Total: 13 Assets
Satellites
4
AETHER-1
Ground Stations
6
Svalbard Array
Comms Links
1
S-Band CCSDS
User Terminals
2
DevSecOps WS
Active Security Alerts4
Suspicious Multi-Location Login on Operator Identityhigh
Operator Sarah Vance account initiated telecommand token request from IP 194.26.29.41 while concurrently active at Svalbard station console.
Asset: op-vance
Anomalous Telecommand API Payload Burstcritical
Telecommand API (CMD-API-01) received a sequence of 48 payload execution parameters without associated flight plan authorization header.
Asset: gnd-cmd-api
RF Uplink Frame Counter Desynchronizationhigh
Ground antenna uplink to SAT-AETHER-1 detected a 14-frame counter discrepancy, indicating potential frame injection or replay indicator.
Asset: link-svalbard-uplink
Flight Computer Telemetry Anomaly & Uncertified Software Hookcritical
Flight computer OBC-AETHER-1 telemetry report indicates memory checksum mismatch in dynamic software patch section 0x080400.
Asset: sat-obc-1
Signal Trust Center
"Can I trust what I'm receiving?" — Continuous verification of space-ground navigation & telemetry signals.
GNSS Signal Trust:61% (Synthetic Demo)
Position Consistency:68%
Timing Consistency:72%
Signal Authenticity:61%
Zero-Trust Signal Policy: The system does not blindly trust incoming signals.