AI Security

Secure the intelligence moving through your network.

A customer-facing program for AI-connected terrestrial and celestial operations. Start with the value of the service, identify the systems and data it depends on, then test the controls before scaling.

The architecture

One security view from constellation to enterprise.

We scope the path from spacecraft and ground gateways through fiber, cloud, AI services and user decisions. Each boundary has an owner, evidence, an allowed action and a recovery path.

01

Discover the exposure

Inventory AI services, connected tools, data classes, model access and the network paths that carry them.

02

Contain agent authority

Limit identities, tool permissions and data access. Require human approval for changes to live network or security controls.

03

Test realistic failure

Exercise prompt injection, unsafe tool calls, data leakage and service degradation in an isolated test environment.

04

Prove recovery at scale

Measure alerts, response time, fallback transport and audit evidence across sites, regions and growing device counts.

OpenAI options

Use published defensive tools where they fit.

These are options to evaluate with the customer; they are not active on a customer repository or network until the customer approves the connection and scope.

01 / AVAILABLE OPTION

Codex Security Cloud

OpenAI announced repository scanning on demand or on a schedule, ongoing checks of new commits, investigation, duplicate reduction and prepared fixes. A defender reviews findings and proposed changes. Availability depends on an eligible OpenAI plan and authorized GitHub connection.

Read the OpenAI announcement ↗ · Setup and access ↗

02 / DEFENSIVE OPTION

Daybreak Blue

OpenAI's defensive cybersecurity models can support vulnerability investigation, secure review, incident analysis and patch validation. Codex Security Cloud includes access to models offered through Daybreak Blue; use remains subject to OpenAI access and permitted defensive scope.

Explore Daybreak ↗

03 / DATA HANDLING OPTION

Private Safety Processing

For eligible API use cases, OpenAI describes Zero Data Retention with Private Safety Processing. We evaluate the customer's data requirements, eligibility and configuration before proposing it. Private Inference was announced as a future preview, not as a deployed feature here.

Review OpenAI guidance ↗

04 / WORKFLOW OPTION

Human-reviewed code changes

Codex code review can help a team examine proposed changes. Findings and fixes flow through the customer's own review, tests and change approval; no model receives blanket authority to modify production infrastructure.

See OpenAI availability ↗

Start with a pilot

Choose a test that creates usable evidence.

A pilot begins in a local or otherwise approved test environment. Its output is a bounded recommendation, not a claim that the live network has been scanned.

01

AI-connected gateway boundary

Map gateway-to-AI data flows, test least privilege and approval gates, and record a response to blocked requests.

02

Repository defense review

With explicit repository authorization, evaluate Codex Security Cloud findings and proposed fixes against the customer’s own change process.

03

Constellation operations scenario

Simulate ground-station and Star Jumper telemetry workflows, failure handling and human escalation without connecting to live flight systems.

04

Scaling and resilience

Repeat the approved scenario across additional gateways and regions; measure latency, detection, recovery and evidence quality.

Shared program

Continue across the three customer sites.

Youniverse1 covers network and gateway boundaries. Galaxity AI covers AI systems and agent governance. Enterprise Horizon covers enterprise assessment, pilots and operating controls.

Status: service architecture and pilot options. No customer system or repository is connected from this page. OpenAI product availability and terms are controlled by OpenAI.