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Updates from the COSMOS-SECURE consortium.

12 May 2026

Frequentis in Space: Ground-Based Communication Behind the World's Most Demanding Missions

From NASA's Artemis programme to ESA's mission control and Europe's commercial spaceports, Frequentis delivers the ground-based voice communication infrastructure behind the world's most demanding space missions — and brings that heritage into COSMOS-SECURE.

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20 May 2026

Crypto-Agility: A Foundation for Future-Ready Secure Communication

Cryptographic systems cannot remain static. As standards, technologies and threats evolve, organisations need communication architectures that can adapt without disruption. Crypto-agility is becoming a core requirement for long-term cyber resilience.

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13 May 2026

Why Post-Quantum Security Matters for Space Research Communications

Space research depends on secure, trusted and long-lived communication systems. As the post-quantum transition begins, organisations must prepare now to protect sensitive data, research collaboration and future mission infrastructure.

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10 May 2026

Quantum Readiness Is Becoming an Urgent Cybersecurity Priority

A recent McKinsey analysis highlights why organisations should start preparing now for the post-quantum transition. For space research, critical infrastructure and secure communications, crypto-agility is no longer optional.

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2026

COSMOS-SECURE project website launched

The official website of the COSMOS-SECURE project has been launched to provide public information about project objectives, partners, activities, and expected outputs.

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2026

Research activities prepared by the project consortium

The consortium is preparing research activities focused on post-quantum cryptography and secure communication interfaces for space voice communication.

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2026

COSMOS-SECURE supports secure communication for future space environments

The project contributes to research into resilient and quantum-safe communication methods for mission-critical space communication scenarios.

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