Space has become a critical domain for national security, commerce, and communication. As global satellite networks expand, so do the risks of interference, cyber intrusion, and orbital conflict. This analysis explores the balance between offence, defence, and digital forensics, highlighting the urgent need for resilience, forensic readiness, and international cooperation in securing space infrastructure.

The space sector is undergoing a transformation. Cloud computing is rapidly reshaping how satellites are controlled and managed on the ground, with Ground Station/Segment as a Service (GSaaS) emerging as a cost-effective, scalable alternative to traditional infrastructure.