According to the Lincoln Laboratory at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology , the budget for building cyber defenses is shrinking due to various constraints. That is why they have so far prioritized protecting interfaces. However, this is no longer enough because cyber attacks have evolved and "could soon threaten satellite subsystems within this protected perimeter."
For his part, Fernando Miró Llinares, professor at the Miguel Hernández University of Elche , has highlighted in his work Criminal opportunity in cyberspace, the facebook database hypothesis that "this new area of social intercommunication, different from physical space, will entail essential changes in all events that take place in it, including crime."
It is essential that space systems strengthen critical satellite components against cyberattacks. This will enable them to enable programmability in orbit. When discussing cyber resilience of space systems, issues related to their shortcomings arise. Projects are also proposed that involve the creation of prototypes of software systems that adapt to the specific limitations of the space domain.
Finally, it is worth noting that FUNIBER sponsors a variety of course opportunities for training in the area. Some of these programs are the Master's Degree in Design, Management and Project Direction and the Master's Degree in Design, Management and Direction of International Cooperation Projects .
