Secure Command Mode(s)

Description

Provide additional protection modes for commanding the spacecraft. These can be where the spacecraft will restrict command lock based on geographic location of ground stations, special operational modes within the flight software, or even temporal controls where the spacecraft will only accept commands during certain times.

Mapped techniques

SPARTA techniques

DE-0004 MasqueradingST0006
Mapped by SPARTA, not curated by SafeMode Space.
EX-0001 ReplayST0004
Mapped by SPARTA, not curated by SafeMode Space.
EX-0001.01 Command PacketsST0004
Mapped by SPARTA, not curated by SafeMode Space.
EXF-0001 ReplayST0008
Mapped by SPARTA, not curated by SafeMode Space.
IA-0003 Crosslink via Compromised NeighborST0003
Mapped by SPARTA, not curated by SafeMode Space.
IA-0004 Secondary/Backup Communication ChannelST0003
Mapped by SPARTA, not curated by SafeMode Space.
IA-0004.01 Ground StationST0003
Mapped by SPARTA, not curated by SafeMode Space.
IA-0007 Compromise Ground SystemST0003
Mapped by SPARTA, not curated by SafeMode Space.
IA-0007.01 Compromise On-Orbit UpdateST0003
Mapped by SPARTA, not curated by SafeMode Space.
IA-0007.02 Malicious Commanding via Valid GSST0003
Mapped by SPARTA, not curated by SafeMode Space.
IA-0008 Rogue External EntityST0003
Mapped by SPARTA, not curated by SafeMode Space.
IA-0008.01 Rogue Ground StationST0003
Mapped by SPARTA, not curated by SafeMode Space.
IA-0008.02 Rogue SpacecraftST0003
Mapped by SPARTA, not curated by SafeMode Space.
IA-0009.02 VendorST0003
Mapped by SPARTA, not curated by SafeMode Space.
LM-0003 Constellation Hopping via CrosslinkST0007
Mapped by SPARTA, not curated by SafeMode Space.

Built 2026-07-25 from 216 techniques, 334 regulation articles, 125 ENISA controls, 2,610 framework controls, and 90 countermeasures.

# Description

›Mapped techniques

SPARTA techniques

Description

Mapped techniques