Combining OSNMA and the new Signal Authentication Service (SAS), the test proved resilience against spoofing, including during Jammertest in Norway, marking a major step towards more trusted and secure satellite navigation.
EUSPA’s main focus in IRIS2 will be on service delivery aspects for governmental users, including security accreditation, user needs, and the management of services once operational.
A year after the Galileo OSNMA authentication service was declared operational, receiver manufacturers worldwide are embedding it into commercial products, extending real-world protection against GNSS spoofing to a wide range of applications.
An ambitious agenda anchored in competitiveness, values and security is being pursued by the Irish Presidency with EU Space positioned as a key instrument in delivering Europe’s strategic resilience and innovation.
Around 50 members gathered in mid-June in Prague to reinforce cooperation across the European space sector, enhance cybersecurity resilience and advance strategic priorities.
Cyprus has successfully completed the first acquisition and operational use of secure satellite communication services delivered through the EU Space Programme component GOVSATCOM, marking a significant milestone in European governmental satellite connectivity.
Copernicus stakeholders together to implement common security requirements, strengthening risk management and ensuring secure, resilient Earth observation services for Europe.
