Strategic industries · Satellite operators, ground stations and operations centres

Space & satellite ground infrastructure

Every satellite service depends on the ground: remote antenna sites, control centres and the networks between them. Meridian joins ground-station security, operations telemetry, cyber alerts and interference reports on one picture — so a jamming event, an intrusion at an antenna site and a network anomaly are seen as one incident, not three.

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The challenge

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Attacks on remote ground stations
Today
Ground segments are a proven target: the 2022 cyberattack on the KA-SAT network cut off thousands of terminals across Europe within hours.
With Meridian
Site security, network alerts and operations telemetry are watched as one, so an intrusion at an antenna site and an anomaly on the network are seen together.
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Jamming and spoofing alongside cyber threats
Today
GNSS jamming and spoofing have become daily reality, notably around the Baltic. Interference reports and cyber alerts land with different teams.
With Meridian
Interference is placed in time and space next to cyber and physical events and compared with earlier patterns — so a jamming campaign is not mistaken for a technical fault.
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NIS2 obligations for space operators
Today
Ground infrastructure for space services is now a high-criticality sector under NIS2, with reporting duties many operators never had before.
With Meridian
Timelines and evidence are gathered as events unfold, ready for notification.

Parts of Meridian used

Data layerStructures your sources into one ontology inside your own environment — with history and provenance.Control roomCases, live units, dispatch, push-to-talk, chat and video in one control room.Meridian AICase and document analysis, source-backed answers, radio transcription and video analytics on your infrastructure. People review findings and decide.Map & analysisOne live map of units, assets and incidents — with replay of what happened.

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Guides

Guide · Regulation

The CER Directive: what critical entities must do now

Europe’s critical-entities rules are now law in Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany, and before parliament in France. They ask operators to do for physical threats what NIS2 asks for cyber: assess the risk, protect, detect, respond — and report within 24 hours. What the rules require, where each country stands, and what it means in the control room.

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