ISO/TS 20517:2024

International Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 12 July 2024

Space systems — Cybersecurity management requirements and recommendations

ISO/TS 20517:2024 Files

English 8 Pages
Current Edition
BHD 30.42

ISO/TS 20517:2024 Scope

This document defines requirements and recommendations to be used for the management of cybersecurity in space systems. Space systems include manned and unmanned spacecraft, launcher, payload, experiment, ground equipment and any other space facilities.

This document describes the processes, techniques, and responsibilities for managing the cybersecurity, ways to prevent and mitigate accidents and incidents.

This document addresses systems engineering activities and provides requirements and recommendations for security engineering. This document establishes a common reference for the space sector to work to manage the systems engineering issues related to cybersecurity for all space products, services and projects.

This document doesn't describe in detail the systems engineering processes or related project management processes, or detailed requirements or processes for cybersecurity.

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