[ Orbital Validation ]

SkyBridge

Crypto-Agile Post-Quantum Security, Validated in Orbit

Mission TimeT+ —

Orbits

Launch: 30 March 2026
Payload: Clustergate-2
In Orbit · Active

[ Validation Pathway ]

From Research
to Orbital Evidence

[ 01 ]

Demonstrate crypto-agile post-quantum secure communications in a real orbital environment.

[ 02 ]

Execute multiple encryption, key-establishment and digital-signature combinations onboard through EnsoLab's crypto-agility framework.

[ 03 ]

Generate and protect data in orbit, return it to Earth, then decrypt and verify it against the original telemetry.

[ 04 ]

Translate validated orbital capability into deployable trust architectures for mission-critical terrestrial and space systems.

[ What SkyBridge Demonstrates ]

Post-Quantum Security Beyond the Laboratory

SkyBridge integrates post-quantum cryptography, crypto-agility and hardware-based entropy into a real orbital system, validating secure cryptographic operation beyond controlled laboratory conditions.

[ Orbital Validation Timeline ]

Validated in orbit.
Engineered for Earth.

Phase 01
Phase 02
Phase 03
Phase 04

Launch

Orbital Commissioning

In-Orbit Cryptographic Validation

Space-to-Earth Validation

30 Mar 2026
Earth → Orbit
In Orbit
Orbit → Earth

SkyBridge launched to low Earth orbit on SpaceX Falcon 9 as part of the Transporter-16 rideshare mission.

Payload systems were activated and communications established, enabling the onboard validation campaign.

Crypto-agile cryptographic workflows were executed onboard using multiple encryption, key-establishment and digital-signature combinations.

Protected data was generated and processed in orbit, returned to Earth, then successfully decrypted and verified using EnsoLab's crypto-agility framework.

Complete
Complete
Validated
Validated

[ Collaboration & Intellectual Property ]

Research, Integration and Intellectual Property

SkyBridge was developed through a research and engineering collaboration between EnsoLab Tech AG and the Adaptive Heterogeneous Systems Laboratory at HES-SO Valais-Wallis.

Payload integration and orbital mission support were provided by DPhi Space.

Research Collaboration

Adaptive Heterogeneous Systems Laboratory
HES-SO Valais-Wallis, Sion

Research and engineering collaboration supporting the development and validation of the SkyBridge mission.

Orbital Integration

DPhi Space

Hosted payload integration and orbital mission support through the Clustergate-2 platform.

Technology & IP

EnsoLab Tech AG

Security architecture, cryptographic framework and EnsoLab intellectual property.

[ Research Lead ]

“SkyBridge brings heterogeneous computing and post-quantum security into a real orbital environment. The mission demonstrates how adaptable cryptographic architectures can support secure, resilient and high-performance communications for future space systems.”
Andrea Guerrieri, Associate Professor, Head of Adaptive Heterogeneous Systems Laboratory, HES-SO Valais-Wallis

[ Founder & CEO ]

“Trust cannot be proven only in the laboratory. With SkyBridge, we validated our crypto-agile security architecture under real orbital conditions, from onboard cryptographic execution to protected data recovery on Earth. That evidence is fundamental to how we engineer security for mission-critical systems.”
Masood Shaikh Mohammed, Founder & CEO, EnsoLab Tech AG
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[ Work With EnsoLab ]

From Demonstration
To Deployment

One integrated architecture combining post-quantum cryptography, hardware-rooted security, trusted computing and secure communications.

Explore deployment of the EnsoLab Trust Platform across mission-critical environments.

Discuss Deployment

Discuss integration of EnsoEntropy™, hardware trust and post-quantum technology into products and silicon.

Discuss licensing

Engage on research, orbital missions, strategic programmes and long-term technology collaboration.

Discuss a partnership

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