Morningstar Deloitte Launches Two New Satellites to Enhance Cyber Resilience in Space
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- •Deloitte launched two satellites, Deloitte-2 and Deloitte-3, to enhance space data resilience.
- •Project Constellation allows for software updates to existing satellites, improving cyber defenses.
- •The initiative aims to provide actionable insights from space while prioritizing security.
On April 13, 2026, Deloitte announced the successful launch of two satellites, Deloitte-2 and Deloitte-3, as part of Project Constellation. These satellites aim to improve on-orbit data collection and enhance cyber resilience for government and commercial clients relying on space for communications and monitoring. The project allows for software-defined cyber defense and analytics upgrades to be delivered in orbit, thereby extending the resilience of existing satellite fleets without the need for new launches. Deloitte's approach focuses on mission-driven engineering to convert space-based information into actionable insights while prioritizing security. The satellites will support the Silent Shield software, which enhances cyber protections across satellite fleets. This initiative is expected to bolster decision-making capabilities for organizations by providing trusted space data and stronger on-orbit protections.
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