The CyberSat Classified Program is a rare, closed-door event where TS/SCI-cleared professionals from the Department of Defense, intelligence community, and critical industry sectors gather to exchange real intelligence, dissect recent incidents, and collaborate on next-gen cyber defense strategies.
Held in at The Aerospace Corporation’s SCIF in Chantilly, VA, with limited seating, this is one of the most in-demand sessions of the entire event—and for good reason. It’s the only space where sensitive threat vectors, classified attack scenarios, and advanced mitigation tactics are openly addressed in a secure environment.
If you hold a TS/SCI clearance and work at the intersection of space and cybersecurity, this program is essential to staying ahead of the threat.
Clearance Required. Capacity Limited.
One of the best (and only) forums for space cybersecurity professionals to discuss the unique needs and approaches to addressing their vital and unique concerns
– Matthew McCarty, Principle Cyber Architect, Lockheed Martin

| Wednesday, November 19, 2025 |
| Check-in at The Aerospace Corporation | Chantilly, VA |
| Opening Remarks | The Aerospace Corporation |
| Briefing by NSIC Counterspace Cyber Threat Analysts |
| Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations (EMSO) Supporting Space Systems Cybersecurity Presenter: Steve Lewis, Principal Engineer, The Aerospace Corporation |
| Magnetite: A Secure Embedded Operating System on Formal Methods Foundations Presenter: Dr. Samuel Jero, Technical Staff, MIT Lincoln Laboratory |
| Morning Networking Break |
| Lessons Learned from Cyber Hardening of Space Systems Presenter: Dan Trujillo, Space Cyber Resiliency Lead, Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) |
| Networking Lunch |
| Panel Session: Space ISAC Future of Cybersecurity of Space Systems Architectures Presenters: Erin Miller, Executive Director, Space ISAC Jacob Oakley, Director of Cyber & Space, Technical Principal, SIXGEN |
| AS&T Space Cyber Portfolio Overview Presenter: Karan Singh, Cyber Security SME, Advanced Systems and Technology Directorate, The National Reconnaissance Office |
| Tracing the Flow: A Novel Approach to Supply Chain Risk Assessments Presenter: Dr. Tewauna Raymundo, Chief, Cyber Security Branch Information Technology Security Officer (ITSO), NOAA NESDIS | U.S. Department of Commerce |
| Cyber Threats to Cislunar Space Presenter: James Curbo, Chief Scientist, Constrained Cyber Solutions Group (QCX), Asymmetric Operations Sector (AOS), Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory |
| The Room Where It Happens Act III: Non-Stop Presenter: Phil Mar, Chief Technology Officer, Global Space Networks, Viasat, Inc. |
| Evening Networking Reception |
| Thursday, November 20, 2025 |
| Check-in & Networking Breakfast |
| NRO Space Cyber Program Presenter: Mauri Hampton, National Reconnaissance Office |
| From Ground to Orbit: No Detection, No Defense Presenter: Brandon Bailey, Principal Engineer, Cybersecurity and Advanced Platforms Subdivision, The Aerospace Corporation |
| Cyberwarfare in Military Space Operations: 2025-2030 Presenters: Lt Col Marouane “Mar1” Balmakhtar, Ph.D., Branch Chief, US Space Force S6 Cyber Operations & Dan Austin, COL, USA (ret.), Space Staff SETA, Sigmatech, Inc. |
| Morning Networking Break |
| Panel Session: Cyber Resilience in the Launch Era Moderator: Mark Peller, Senior Vice President, Vulcan Development and Advanced Programs, ULA Presenters: Erin Miller, Executive Director, Space ISAC James Curbo, Chief Scientist, Constrained Cyber Solutions Group (QCX), Asymmetric Operations Sector (AOS), Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory |
| Closing Remarks | The Aerospace Corporation |
| A separate ticket is required for the Classified Program. Attendees must hold an active TS/SCI clearance and all participants must receive confirmation of successful processing of their Visit Authorization Request (VAR). |