About
As part of the third edition of CYSAT, the Thales offensive cybersecurity team took up the challenge of remotely taking control of the OPS-SAT satellite, an ESA nanosatellite, by identifying vulnerabilities that could disrupt the operation of the ESA satellite, a flying laboratory for third parties to load experimental software and firmware.

This world-first satellite hacking exercise will enhance the security of the satellite and associated applications, contributing to the development of cyber resilience in space equipment to better protect sensitive data and ensure the long-term viability of space programs.
Agenda
  • Opening by ESA : A well-controlled experiment with the Support of the European Space Agency
  • Discover the hacking of ESA's OPS-SAT satellite
  • Following this attack, learn more about the protection of satellites
  • Going further to cyber secure the whole space systems
Presenters
F
Franck Perrin
Head of Discipline - Cyber and Platform, Thales Alenia Space
1594034456-0fbee53d612bf776
Lionel Salmon
Director, Cyber Solutions by Thales
B
Brian Jouannic
Mobile & Embedded software cybersecurity at Thales ITSEF (Information Technology Security Evaluation Facility)
D
David Evans
OPS-SAT Project Manager Advanced Mission Concepts, European Space Agency (ESA)
Register To Watch Recording
Email Address*
Job Title*
Marketing Permission
* Your personal data are collected and processed by THALES in order to stay in touch with you and send you information about THALES news, products updates and event invitations. We will make sure you only get what really matters to you based on your previous interaction with us. We will treat your data with respect and in accordance to our privacy policy. You have a right of access, rectification, opposition, restriction, erasure, and portability of your personal data. If you have a request or complaint, please send an e-mail to support.internet@thalesgroup.com
Yes, I agree to give my email*
We use BigMarker as our webinar platform. By clicking Register, you acknowledge that the information you provide will be transferred to BigMarker processing in accordance with their Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.