Where Space Cyber Threats Are Confronted Behind Closed Doors
A rare, closed-door event where TS/SCI-cleared professionals from the DoD, intelligence community, and critical industries exchange intelligence and collaborate on next-gen defense strategies — in the only secure environment built for exactly that.
Chantilly, Virginia
The room the Unclassified Program can’t be.
The Unclassified Program brings together the best minds in space cybersecurity. The Classified Program goes further. Held inside The Aerospace Corporation’s TS/SCI-accredited SCIF in Chantilly, VA, the Classified Program convenes senior cleared professionals from DoD, the intelligence community, and critical industries for two days of substantive, closed-door exchange.
Sessions cover active threat intelligence, real incident analysis, and operational lessons that cannot be discussed in an unclassified setting. What’s said in the room stays in the room.
What makes this different.
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Real intelligence. No filter.
A TS/SCI-accredited SCIF means presenters share what actually happened — classified threat data, active incident analysis, and lessons learned that never reach an open forum.
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Every attendee is cleared.
Active TS/SCI clearance is required to enter. That shared context creates a level of candor and technical depth simply not possible anywhere else in the community.
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Capacity is intentionally small.
The SCIF facility limits attendance — a more focused, higher-signal room. Seats fill early every year. This is among the most selective events in national security space.
The threats that can’t be named in public.
The Classified Program covers the full spectrum of space cyber threats at the level of detail the mission demands.