Registration closes September 25

Abstract submission closes August 7

Superiority in Cislunar Space: Technology, Security, and Vision

The 2026 Cislunar Security Conference (CLSC) will convene leaders from government, industry, and academia to uncover the technologies, partnerships, and policies required to enable sustained operations, mission assurance, and space superiority across the cislunar domain. From space domain awareness and resilient communications to logistics, infrastructure, and security cooperation, participants will drive action today to shape tomorrow’s operational and strategic advantage in space.

CLSC 2026 will be held December 1-3 at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) in Laurel, Maryland. Hosted annually by APL, CLSC is the largest cislunar-specific event in the nation, drawing together hundreds of professionals to drive solutions to critical issues in the space domain.

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Executive Workshop

Join the Johns Hopkins University (JHU) Whiting School of Engineering on November 30, 2026 for a one-day executive workshop designed to demystify the complexities of operating in the cislunar domain. Click here to register.

The workshop provides a technical overview of the cislunar regime at a pivotal moment in space exploration. As the United States returns astronauts to the Moon and commercial investment accelerates across the cislunar economy, engineers and decision-makers increasingly require a practical understanding of cislunar mission design, navigation, and operations. Visit https://engineering.jhu.edu/ExecEd/course/cislunar/ to learn more.