Join us for an in-depth workshop highlighting real-world vulnerabilities in space applications, from mission control software to onboard flight systems. Participants will learn how to identify, assess, and mitigate security weaknesses that can directly impact mission success.
Held just before CYSAT Europe 2026 (May 20–21), this workshop offers a practical opportunity to deepen your understanding of space cybersecurity before joining the broader space cyber community in Paris.
What participants will learn:
– Vulnerability assessment workflows for space systems
– Static and dynamic analysis of space software
– Introduction to fuzzing techniques
– Binary exploitation concepts applied to onboard software
– Security risks in mission control systems
– How vulnerabilities can cascade into mission-level impact
Who should attend:
– Space system operators and engineers
– Cybersecurity professionals supporting satellite, ground, or mission control systems
– Red and blue team members working in aerospace or critical infrastructure domains
When: May 18–19, 2026 (2 days, 8 hours/day)
Where: Station F (Boardroom Open AI), Paris, France
Book your seat (Limited seats available, so early registration recommended.)
Bonus for participants: Attendees receive a 40% discount on their CYSAT ticket purchases.
