Join us in D.C. | March 8-11, 2027
Walter E. Washington Convention Center // Washington, DC
CyberSat Exchange returns to SATShow Week for a focused half-day program examining two challenges reshaping space security: protecting the systems that support critical infrastructure and securing the rapidly expanding use of AI. Join approximately 175 government, military and industry professionals for expert briefings, candid discussion and small-group roundtables.
CyberSat Exchange is an add-on program. Add it to your SAT Conference, GovMilSpace, Inner Circle, or Tech Seminar registration, or add it to an Exhibit Hall pass.
Space and critical infrastructure. AI security. Two connected areas where operators, government agencies and security teams are confronting new risks and operational demands.
Hear directly from federal cyber, defense and national security leaders responsible for setting priorities and protecting critical systems.
Approximately 175 participants, dedicated roundtables and time for direct exchange with the people responsible for securing space systems.
CyberSat Exchange brings a focused space cybersecurity program into the broader SATShow Week community, connecting cyber practitioners with the operators, government leaders and technology teams shaping space architectures.
Attendees, 500+ exhibitors across SATShow Week.
Government and defense leaders inside the broader SATShow Week program.
The dedicated space cybersecurity and AI security room, on-site during SATShow Week.
The 2027 program focuses on two areas creating immediate security and operational questions across the space sector: the role of space systems in critical infrastructure resilience and the secure adoption of AI. Government briefings, expert panels and dedicated roundtables will examine how these challenges are changing architectures, operations and workforce requirements.
Securing the space-based communications, navigation, timing and data services that critical infrastructure depends on.
Applying zero trust principles across spacecraft, ground systems, networks, users and mission partners.
How Golden Dome for America may influence cybersecurity requirements, acquisition priorities and resilient space architectures.
Applying AI to detect anomalous and malicious activity across space, ground and user segments while maintaining human oversight.
Addressing risk across the models, training data, software, infrastructure and vendors supporting AI-enabled missions.
Preparing cyber and mission teams to deploy, govern and defend AI-enabled systems securely.
Topics reflect the direction of the 2027 program. Full agenda coming soon.
Direct insight into the cyber, defense and national security priorities shaping space programs in 2027.
A clearer view of emerging AI attack vectors, defensive applications and the controls required for secure adoption.
Small-group discussions where you can compare approaches, surface shared challenges and learn how peers are responding.
Direct access to security leaders from satellite operators, government agencies, defense organizations and technology providers.
Space systems, critical infrastructure and AI are becoming increasingly interconnected. CyberSat Exchange brings together the people responsible for securing all three.
CyberSat Exchange · SATShow Week 2027Add CyberSat Exchange during your SATShow Week 2027 online registration.
Applies to SATELLITE Conference, GovMilSpace, Inner Circle and Tech Seminar pass holders.
The inaugural CyberSat Exchange brought government and industry security leaders together for federal briefings, operator perspectives and interactive discussions on emerging threats to space systems.
Set the tone for the day with federal priorities on space infrastructure security.
Leaders from Costa Advisory, Hughes, Northrop Grumman, and Iridium.
Two sessions across eight topics, including AI threats, quantum computing, supply chain security, and the Golden Dome.
Security executives from SES, Vantor, Viasat Government, and Telesat.
Closed out the day with a federal law enforcement perspective on cyber threats to space.
Participants represented government, military, satellite operators, manufacturers, cybersecurity providers, research organizations and allied partners.
Organizations in the room included Lockheed Martin, Boeing, SES Space & Defense, Eutelsat, Rocket Lab, Redwire, the U.S. Space Force, DHS, the FBI, ESA, Sandia National Laboratories, The Aerospace Corporation, and Palo Alto Networks, alongside government delegations from Sweden, Singapore, and the UK.
Based on 2026 CyberSat Exchange registration data.
A sample of the government and industry leaders who spoke at CyberSat Exchange 2026.
CISA
Costa Advisory
Iridium
SES
Vantor
FBI Cyber Division
Space systems, critical infrastructure and AI are converging faster than many security models can adapt. CyberSat Exchange examines what must change.
Connect your organization with the government and industry leaders shaping space cybersecurity, critical infrastructure resilience and secure AI adoption.
Add CyberSat Exchange to your SATShow Week registration and join approximately 175 space and cybersecurity professionals in Washington, D.C.
