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TriSept and SpiderOak formed a strategic partnership on 2022-12-07 to offer an end-to-end security system for satellites and ground systems.
In 2021 the U.S. Air Force awarded SpiderOak a Small Business Innovation Research contract to test OrbitSecure on military satellites and ground stations.
SpiderOak CEO Dave Pearah supports partnering with TriSept to provide an end-to-end satellite security solution for commercial and government customers.
SpiderOak partnered with York Space Systems to support the DIU OrbitSecure on-orbit mission.
SpiderOak was awarded a contract by the U.S. Defense Innovation Unit to deliver the company’s OrbitSecure zero-trust protocol on-orbit.
The Defense Innovation Unit signed agreements on 2022-11-02 with Amazon Web Services, Kuiper Government Solutions, Microsoft Azure Space, and SpiderOak Mission Systems for a project to demonstrate space-based communications using interconnected commercial and government networks.
Ellen Pawlikowski supports SpiderOak’s blockchain-based products for securing satellites and their networks as a crucial part of building space resiliency.
SpiderOak Mission Systems and Lockheed Martin Space’s Mission Solutions business are developing and testing a zero-trust cybersecurity platform to secure data across the space data supply chain.
SpiderOak Mission Systems won a contract from Lockheed Martin Space on 2022-03-29 to provide its cybersecurity software.
Charles Beames will remain executive chairman of York Space Systems while working with SpiderOak.
Chicago-based SpiderOak won two U.S. Air Force Small Business Innovation Research contracts in 2021 for OrbitSecure, an off-the-shelf product to enhance satellite and constellation cybersecurity.
The Air Force awarded SpiderOak Mission Systems a Small Business Innovation Research contract to test its secure communications protocol OrbitSecure on military satellites and ground stations.