Space Cybersecurity All-in-One by Kai London
Space stopped being a separate domain the moment finance, energy, transport and defence began depending on it by default. This volume covers the whole enterprise — missions, launch, ground, supply chain — and the terrestrial services that fail when any of it does.
Available on Amazon.
What is inside
The space enterprise, mapped
Space, ground, link and user segments as one architecture with one set of trust boundaries.
Mission and launch systems
Mission planning, launch operations and range infrastructure — where safety-critical timing meets networked IT.
Supply chain and software
Components, firmware and flight software assurance across a supplier base that is fast-moving and highly distributed.
PNT dependence
How position, navigation and timing failures propagate into grids, markets, telecoms and logistics — and how to hold up without them.
Threat actors and national security
State capability, contested orbits and dual-use realities, described without the theatre.
Governance and resilience
Risk ownership, regulation, assurance regimes and continuity planning for services that assume space always works.
Who it is for: space programme and mission security leaders, launch and ground operators, defence and government risk teams, and CISOs in sectors that are space-dependent without having said so.
Nobody budgets for space as critical infrastructure until the timing signal stops.
About the author
Professor Kai London — CISSP, CISM.
An internationally recognised cybersecurity executive, board advisor and Founder & CEO of Quantum AI Systems Security LLC, writing at the convergence of AI, governance and operational resilience. Honorary Professor and Researcher at UCL.