We assess satellite constellations against 78 security rules across 14 specialized engines. 10 rules evaluate public orbital and radio data today; the other 68 activate with operator-provided configuration. Findings are generated from identified public records and require operator review. Every position is computed from real TLE data using SGP4 propagation.
Positions computed from real TLE data using SGP4 propagation — the same model used by NORAD and the 18th Space Defense Squadron
Personalized security intelligence for your satellite constellation — assessments from your actual orbital data
Every satellite position computed from real TLE data using SGP4/SDP4 propagation. Zero simulations. Zero mock data.
Security assessments with orbital visualization, severity cards, scan history trends, and threat intelligence briefing — unique to your constellation.
Each report includes a threat intelligence assessment identifying systemic risks, analyzing patterns, and providing actionable recommendations.
Findings mapped to NIST IR 8401, SP 800-53r5, SPD-5 and ECSS-E-ST-80C, with a link to each source document.
Orbital data refreshes hourly and the rule scan runs twice a day, at 06:00 and 18:00 UTC. Track your security posture over time and see findings resolve or escalate.
Report format, sections, and analysis depth can be tailored to your organization. White-glove customization for enterprise operators.
Each engine targets a specific domain of satellite cybersecurity, mapped to international governance frameworks
Every report is generated by the QALAQSI X application — a satellite security platform tracking more than 19,000 active objects
The QALAQSI X application tracks the CelesTrak GP catalog, computes orbital positions via SGP4 propagation, and evaluates each tracked object against the rules that public data supports, out of 78 rules across 14 specialized engines.
When we generate a fleet assessment, the application isolates your constellation's satellites, runs every rule the available data supports and records a reason for the rules it cannot evaluate, then produces a personalized intelligence report with orbital visualization, severity analysis, and threat briefing.

From fleet identification to continuous monitoring, every step uses real orbital data
We identify your constellation's satellites by NORAD catalog ID from publicly available orbital data.
78 rules across 14 engines assess your fleet, with 10 evaluating public orbital and radio data today.
A personalized assessment with orbital visualization, severity analysis, and threat intelligence briefing.
The rule scan runs twice a day, at 06:00 and 18:00 UTC, with trend analysis across scans. See your fleet's security posture evolve over time.
We generate a complimentary security assessment for your satellite constellation using publicly available orbital data. No commitment. No access required.
All assessments are based on automated analysis of publicly available orbital data and do not constitute professional security advice. Findings may warrant further investigation and should be independently verified. QALAQSI does not guarantee accuracy and accepts no liability for decisions made based on these assessments.