Publication: enisa-stl-2025-03 Space Threat Landscape
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Mapped SPARTA techniques
16 techniques
Information classification and labelling governs the protection requirements and acceptable use of the mission-critical data IMP-0006 targets, establishing handling rules rather than actively preventing exfiltration.
Classifying and labelling design artefacts gates them out of the open sources REC-0001 mines and is relevant, but information classification and labelling is a governance control and does not actively defend against reconnaissance.
Information classification and labelling of source artefacts and SBOMs governs the access-gating discipline for the flight-software internals REC-0001.01 reconnoiters. The relationship is governance-level relevance rather than an active countermeasure.
Information classification and labelling governs the protection of firmware images and bitstreams REC-0001.02 targets, establishing handling rules rather than actively defending against collection.
Information classification and labelling governs the protection of cryptographic materials and ICDs REC-0001.03 targets, setting handling rules rather than actively defending against collection.
Information classification governs the protective marking of the ICDs, harness drawings, and AIT procedures describing bus internals that REC-0001.04 compiles.
Information classification and labelling governs the protection of thermal math models, TVAC reports, and heater maps that REC-0001.05 targets, establishing handling rules rather than actively defending against collection.
Information classification and labelling governs the handling of AOCS ICDs, maneuver procedures, and ephemeris products that REC-0001.06 targets, setting protection rules rather than actively countering collection.
Classifying payload ICDs, calibration scripts, and engineering telemetry per risk rating governs their protection and is relevant to limiting REC-0001.07 gathering, but classification is governance and does not actively defend against reconnaissance.
Information classification governs the protective marking of the EPS ICDs, TVAC power-margin reports, and BMS limits that REC-0001.08 collects.
Classifying FDIR rule tables, safing flowcharts, and fault trees is relevant to limiting REC-0001.09, but information classification and labelling is a governance control and does not actively defend against reconnaissance.
Information classification governs the protective marking of operational descriptors such as CONOPS and ground-pass schedules that REC-0002.03 gathers.
Information classification governs the protective marking of link budgets, station locations, and beacon structures whose disclosure REC-0003 exploits.
Information classification and labelling governs the protection of RF-equipment inventories and configuration data that REC-0003.01 targets, establishing handling rules rather than actively defending against collection.
Information classification and labelling governs the protection of flight-termination architecture and interface information that REC-0004.01 targets, establishing handling rules rather than actively defending against collection.
Information classification governs the protective marking of CONOPS, payload concept, and ground-architecture documentation that REC-0009 compiles.