Pwned in Space

Presented at NolaCon 2022, May 20, 2022, 4 p.m. (Unknown duration)

<p>In this presentation we will discuss both theoretical and real-world examples of cybersecurity issues concerning space systems. There are many components and systems that may be targeted in a space system by adversaries including ground station systems, satellites and space vehicles. This presentation will step through attack trees for targeting space systems. Examples of real-world cybersecurity events involving space assets will be covered. Recommendations for improving the security of space systems will also be presented.</p>

Presenters:

• Paul Coggin
  <p>Paul Coggin is a Cyber SME at nou Systems, Inc. His expertise includes space systems, service provider, and ICS/SCADA network infrastructure attacks, and defenses, as well as large complex network design and implementation. Paul is experienced in leading network architecture reviews, vulnerability analysis, and penetration testing engagements for service provider, enterprise, space systems and tactical networks. Paul is a regular instructor at International conferences teaching networking, hacking and forensics courses. He has a BS in Math\Computer Science, MS in Systems Management, MS in Information Assurance and Security and a MS in Computer Information Systems. In addition, he holds numerous industry network and security certifications.</p>

Links:

• https://nolacon.com/talk/pwned-in-space

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