ethicallyHackingspace(eHs)® is a pioneering initiative advancing the Space, Cybersecurity, Operations, and Resilience Platform Professional (SCOR-P2)™ community. Through expert training, collaboration, and hands-on problem-solving, we empower professionals to secure space assets, critical infrastructure, and cyber-physical systems.
- Micro-Credential Training – Industry-recognized skill-building programs
- Tools & Digital Products – AI-enabled solutions for security and resilience
- Strategic Partnerships – Collaborating with industry and government leaders
We began in 2020 with free digital skills training and capability development. Over time, we evolved into a forward-looking organization at the intersection of space security, cybersecurity, operations, and resilience.
- 2020 – Launched free digital skills and capability development
- 2021–2022 – Introduced free online videos, mentoring, and custom training
- 2022–2025 – Formalized our structure, built strategic partnerships, and expanded programs
- 2025 & Beyond – Entering a major growth phase with new courses and partnerships
- 🚀 Expanding micro-credential training
- 🚀 Introducing new digital products & tools
- 🚀 Strengthening industry and government partnerships
- 🚀 Scaling workforce development for cybersecurity & space resilience
Start Here with a Free Course 🚀
Begin your journey with our free, self-paced course—available online anytime. This introductory program is designed to help you understand our community, mission, and key roles in space cybersecurity.
Breaking Into Orbit is your first step toward becoming a community member. Completing this micro-credential and the related assessment ensures you're prepared to advance into our live instructor-led courses and fully engage with the ethicallyHackingSpace (eHs)® community. This course is our only self-paced AI driven course and all others are virtual live instructor led or in-person.
After breaking into orbit you can start thinking about becoming a SCOR Explorer, SCOR Associate, or SCOR Practitioner by completing one of three training formats available for both existing and emerging SCOR roles. Our innovative and currently one-of-a-kind micro-credential solution is emerging to provide cutting-edge expertise in a flexible format. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting our SCOR-P2™ micro-credentials empower you with the knowledge and skills to excel in this vital field.
This work role is responsible for platform decomposition and analysis to understand and break down space platforms, identifying exposure and developing resilience measures. It also involves preparing Space Collective Defense solutions focused on Collective Development, Research, and Response. Furthermore, this role directly supports organizational and communal efforts in space platform Threat Management, Resilience Engineering, and Breach Management.
This work role is responsible for incident response across the SCOR™ domain, encompassing space platforms and addressing threats such as commercial hybrid warfare and cross-domain adversary management.
The SCOR Security Operations Analyst work role is responsible for Space, Cybersecurity, Operations, and Resilience (SCOR)™, platform monitoring, incident detection, and alert triage.
The SCOR Researcher work role performs Space, Cybersecurity, Operations, and Resilience (SCOR)™ platform Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) curation and authorized ethical bug bounty research to help reduce both organizational and communal space platform attack surface area.
The Multiple Environment Threat Evaluation of Resources, Space Threats, and Operational Risks to Missions (METEORSTORM)™ framework provides a comprehensive and pragmatic approach to modeling space platforms. It supports the integration and assessment of diverse assets, including drones, RF/FSO communication systems, 5G-enabled devices, Narrowband IoT modules, LoRa/LoRaWAN nodes, legacy space platforms, emerging "new space" infrastructure, deep space exploration assets, and aquatic operational elements.
METEORSTORM™ serves as an integrative and amplifying framework, bridging and enhancing existing frameworks such as Aerospace SPARTA, ESA Space Shield, MITRE FIGHT, MITRE ATT&CK, and MITRE ATLAS. By enabling advanced decomposition and enrichment analytics, METEORSTORM™ empowers comprehensive threat analysis and vulnerability assessment across interconnected systems and diverse operational domains.
Objective: Modeling the effects of and potential resilience measures for:
2025: Expanding Space Collective Defense 🚀
This year marks a major milestone as we bring our Space Collective Defense frameworks, research, and tools to the wider community. After years of development, refinement, and behind-the-scenes work, we are now launching these critical solutions throughout Q1 and Q2 of 2025.
💡 Our mission is to enhance space security and resilience—now it's time to share these advancements with the world.
Learn, Apply, Build, Simulate
The ethicallyHackingspace (eHs)® Learn Apply Build Simulate (LABS) framework embodies a comprehensive approach to advancing skills and knowledge in the Space, Cybersecurity, Operations, and Resilience (SCOR)™ domains. Our research team is leveraging generative artificial intelligence to curate and align work roles, knowledge statements, skill statements, ability statements, and task statements from key standards and frameworks, including CCSDS, NIST, ECSS, NASA, ESA, and others. This dynamic synthesis ensures alignment with both industry and mission-critical needs. Beginning in 2025, the results of this initiative will be published quarterly, offering community members cutting-edge insights and resources to drive innovation and operational excellence within the eHs® ecosystem.
Space Universal Visualization
The ethicallyHackingspace (eHs)® Space Universal Visualization (SUV)™ framework is a global lexicon designed to standardize and enhance visualization across the space domain. Built from the ongoing curation of existing space references and enriched with the assistance of AI-powered "diagrams as code," SUV™ aims to create a cohesive, accessible visualization framework. This dynamic initiative leverages generative AI to integrate key insights from authoritative sources, ensuring relevance and precision. Starting in 2025, the SUV™ framework will be updated and released quarterly, providing the community with progressive insights and tools to foster global collaboration and innovation in the space industry.
Space Interactive Threat Hub
The ethicallyHackingspace (eHs)® Space Interactive Threat Hub (SITH)™ leverages generative AI and expert curation to produce primary intelligence requirements, detection engineering content, and threat intelligence telemetry solutions. CCSDS, NASA, ESA, NIST, and ECSS reference are also used as a basis for this content. Beginning in 2025, the SITH® framework will release its updates on a quarterly basis, offering the community a robust toolkit to address evolving challenges and enhance resilience in the increasingly complex space threat environment.
2025: Advancing SCOR Tooling Deployment 🚀
In 2025, we are excited to introduce our SCOR (Space, Cybersecurity, Operations, and Resilience) Incident Response Operations tools to the broader community. After extensive development and refinement, these solutions are set to launch in Q1 and Q2 of this year. Our goal is to empower organizations with streamlined tools to navigate the dynamic challenges of space and cybersecurity operations.
Continuous Threat Exposure Management
Our SCOR Continuous Threat and Exposure Management (CTEM) research builds on the foundational pillars of space collective defense: collective development, collective research, and collective response. This approach fosters a collaborative ecosystem where organizations and researchers unite to strengthen space cybersecurity resilience. CTEM emphasizes simplifying and streamlining the convergence of legacy processes—such as vulnerability management and configuration management—into a cutting-edge, prioritized exposure management strategy. By focusing on actionable, risk-informed practices, CTEM empowers stakeholders to address critical exposures more effectively, reducing complexity while enhancing defense readiness in the rapidly evolving threat landscape. This framework reflects a commitment to innovation and shared knowledge, ensuring that the space community remains agile and prepared for emerging challenges.
Secure Solution Supply Chain
Our SCOR Secure Solution Supply Chain (S3C) research addresses the critical challenge of resilience engineering in the space domain. By focusing on bridging the gap with Space Application Security Posture Management (SASPM)—a complex and significant undertaking—this research aims to strengthen defenses across the supply chain. S3C research examines the hardware, firmware, software, signals, and data that adversaries can exploit in their campaigns, while also exploring non-adversarial issues that can lead to suboptimal failure modes. This effort builds on the foundational pillars of space collective defense: collective development, collective research, and collective response. By leveraging these principles, the research team validates realistic SCOR-S3C work packages, ensuring actionable, operationally relevant outcomes. Through this approach, S3C not only enhances resilience against adversarial threats but also addresses systemic vulnerabilities and operational inefficiencies, contributing to the overall security and stability of the space ecosystem.
Incident Response Operations
Our SCOR Incident Response Operations research focuses on operationalizing the products generated by our Space Interactive Threat Hub (SITH)™. This effort is uniquely challenging due to the complexity of space platforms, the diverse nature of organizations, and the convergence of hybrid commercial and government solutions. To address these challenges, our research aims to develop modular "bundles" of resources—including primary intelligence requirements, detection engineering content, and threat telemetry instrumentation packages—that can be rapidly applied across various environments. This initiative builds on the foundational principles of space collective defense, leveraging collective development, collective research, and collective response to foster resilience and agility. With a strong emphasis on community-level information exchange, our approach ensures that actionable insights and resources are shared broadly, enabling faster incident response and more effective threat mitigation. By streamlining these critical operations, SCOR Incident Response Operations seeks to empower organizations with the tools they need to navigate the dynamic and interconnected landscape of space security.
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ProofLabs is a trusted partner in establishing in-person training for SCOR professionals, with sessions launching in Q3 2025. In addition to advancing workforce capabilities, this partnership supports veterans in acquiring digital skills before, during, and after their service.
KeepTrack provides a cutting-edge solution to democratize critical space datasets. Together, we are aligning solutions to expand training accessibility, focusing exclusively on unclassified and commercial systems for a wider audience.
Build a CubeSat is our trusted partner, providing emerging CubeSat concepts under a CC BY-SA 4.0 license. This includes software, hardware, and documentation. All materials in their Codeberg repositories should be considered a work in progress. In 2020, Manuel embarked on a journey to acquire all the necessary knowledge to design and build a space worthy CubeSat capable of being launched and performing a meaningful function in orbit—despite having no prior technical training. Committed to open collaboration, he makes his work available through an open-source approach. Before this endeavor, he worked in film production.
AmbaSat offers innovative open-source space technology solutions, providing accessible satellite development kits that enable individuals and educational institutions to launch their own experiments into space. Their mission aligns perfectly with our goal to democratize space technologies and education.
With in-person training launching in Q3 2025, we are taking the next step in preparing the future SCOR workforce.
We are currently working with our US partners and allies through a non-profit incubator. D2 Team CORP 501 (c)(3). This incubator allows our project to democratize Space, Cybersecurity, Operations, and Resilience through online events, in-person events, and community product offerings. The ethicallyHackingspace (eHs)® project is making a positive impact for the US and its allies.
We are currently working with our EU partners and allies through a non-profit incubator. 303 Overwatch A.S.B.L. This incubator allows our project to democratize Space, Cybersecurity, Operations, and Resilience through online events, in-person events, and community product offerings. The ethicallyHackingspace (eHs)® project is making a positive impact for the EU and its allies.
We are a workforce capability development and tooling project supported by two incubators. We started in late 2020 and were founded by a former US Cyberspace Operations Officer and space cybersecurity professional who now focusses on consulting for commercial and government customers. We were the first and are currently the only provider of Space, Cybersecurity, Operations, and Resilience micro-credentials.