As New Space races to catch up with Government Funded Old Space programs, something fascinating has happened: Satellites are no longer exotic. They're servers travelling at 7.8 kilometers per second, quietly underpinning global infrastructure.

This talk explores how space changes cybersecurity; technically, operationally, and, eventually, philosophically. Because the deeper we go, the more we realize that even at 550 kilometers up, the fundamentals of trust, risk, and human error remain stubbornly familiar.

We’ll unpack:

- Why the orbital layer breaks traditional assumptions about perimeter and trust.
- How over-the-air patching, supply chain risks, and autonomy redefine security operations in space systems.
- What STRIDE looks like when you add orbital physics, solar radiation and vacuum latency.
- And how to build resilient architectures when failure means more than downtime; it means debris.