Europe’s Space Ambitions Depend on One Thing: Cybersecurity – VisionSpace
When the EU Space Act landed in June 2025, it didn’t just outline regulations. It sent a clear message: European space systems must be secure, resilient, and self-reliant. Cybersecurity, once treated as a separate add-on, is now baked into the mission architecture, and that's long overdue. The Act isn’t light reading. It's a dense, policy-heavy
When the EU Space Act landed in June 2025, it didn’t just outline regulations. It sent a clear message: European space systems must be secure, resilient, and self-reliant. Cybersecurity, once treated as a separate add-on, is now baked into the mission architecture, and that’s long overdue. The Act isn’t light reading. It’s a dense, policy-heavy framework that tackles everything from industry competitiveness to international cooperation. But buried in its most strategic layers is a strong call for embedded cybersecurity, not just at the edge, in software patches, but as a foundational…
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