Month: November 2025

October has been a busy month across the defense ecosystem: we saw heightened strategic competition, strengthened Russia–China cooperation, and the U.S. placing cyber and electronic warfare firmly at the top of its agenda.
On the industry side, momentum accelerated around quantum security, next-gen EW systems, and secure military space infrastructure.
Threat actors also continued to push boundaries with more cross-domain deception and a growing cyber–EW convergence.

🔎 This edition provides a concise snapshot of the key shifts that shaped October, and we are already finalizing the November Watch, which is looking particularly rich. Discover the full October watch: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/cyberinflight_defensewatch-cyberdefense-ew-activity-7400123544900255744-6QFa?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAC6ww1MBDUN4xAUPfCv581dgYy1A-7vlm60

Stay tuned!

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🛰️💡 Cher réseau 🚀⚔️

CyberInflight était présent lors du CBC – Cybersecurity Business Convention pour 2 jours intenses et de nombreux échanges avec les acteurs de la cyber et du spatial 🚀⚔️

Honoré d’avoir participé à la table ronde avec nos piliers du spatial Toulousain Julien Airaud Stéphane DESCOUS Anna Barraqué sous la modération de l’incontournable 🛡 Yohann BAUZIL 🤩🤩

Merci à l’organisation conjointe CYSAT et CBC – Cybersecurity Business Convention pour cette demi-journée dédiée au spatial ⭐

Un clin d’œil à notre ami Mathieu Bailly pour sa présentation valorisant les PME passionnées dans ce domaine, et Franck Perrin pour sa présentation nous rappelant les enjeux à venir.
Un grand merci à tous !🙏

This Monthly report is part of CyberInflight’s commercial intelligence services and was created for people and organizations who want to stay informed without having to follow the news week after week. It offers a clear, structured view of the month’s most important market, geopolitical, and threats developments

October has been shaped by major quantum initiatives, renewed investment plans, and growing concerns about space competitiveness. The edition also includes an analyst article on Regulating the New Direct-to-Device Frontier, a topic that is becoming increasingly relevant across the industry.

Each Monthly comes with a 30-minute webinar hosted by our team. It is an opportunity to explore the main topics in more detail, ask questions, and understand the broader implications for the ecosystem.

One of the standout moments was the Capture The Flag (CTF) competition, brilliantly organised by the European Space Agency – ESA with the support of the D-Orbit team, who provided access to 3 actual orbiting platforms, Leaf Space, for the provision of the ground network, and the expertise of the famous mackeroni team, who designed a set of 25 cybersecurity challenges 🕵️‍♂️
Among the challenges run in orbit, the teams tackled: binary exploitation, reverse engineering, cryptography, web vulnerabilities, radio communication, and space-math tasks 🌌🚀

Kudos to the 🏆 Superflat team 🏆 and the CTF organizers!

🛰️💡 Dear network 🚀⚔️
🌌 Exciting times at the Software Defined Space Conference, SDSC, Tallinn, Estonia!

🇪🇪 Estonia stands out as a vibrant hub for space technology and entrepreneurship. The energy, ambition, and collaboration here truly highlight the vitality of the Estonian community!

💸With its minimal corporate tax (0% corporate tax on reinvested profits 😱) and digital-first environment, Estonia continues to empower entrepreneurs to grow and innovate, especially in the space industry.

Kudos to the SDSC team for an outstanding conference!

Clémence POIRIER Franck Perrin Sander Sipelgas Gloria Kõgel Laurence Duquerroy Thibaut Gurné Space Estonia EIS | Enterprise Estonia Artur Jutman

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