Publication: enisa-stl-2025-03 Space Threat Landscape
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Mapped SPARTA techniques
7 techniques
Tamper protection during shipping and receiving, with physical inspection of hardware, is relevant to the supply-chain hardware-implant route that could preconfigure a bootkit in non-volatile boot storage.
Tamper protection at shipping/receiving with physical inspection is relevant to the supply-chain vector of boot-memory compromise (pre-delivery image tampering), governing handling rather than actively defending the operational boot path.
Tamper protection and physical inspection during shipping/integration is relevant to the supply-chain avenue a bootkit uses to modify non-volatile boot storage, governing handling rather than actively defending the boot chain.
Tamper protection is a physical-hardware-protection control loosely relevant to the hardware EXF-0002 targets, but the shipping and receiving tamper-proofing and inspection excerpt does not actively counter operational side-channel emission observation, which needs shielding or masking.
Tamper protection is a physical-hardware-protection control relevant to the hardware EXF-0002.02 targets, but the shipping and receiving tamper-proofing and inspection excerpt does not actively counter operational electromagnetic-leakage observation, which needs shielding or masking.
Tamper-proof shipping/receiving with physical inspection of hardware detects substitution and physical insertion before integration.
Tamper protection is a physical-hardware-protection control relevant to the physical access IA-0005.03 seeks, but the shipping and receiving tamper-proofing and inspection excerpt does not actively counter on-orbit grappling of external test points and harness pads, so addresses rather than mitigates.