DeployHub Joins Catalyst Campus SDA TAP Lab
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SANTA FE, N.M. - Michimich -- DeployHub, a leader in post-deployment vulnerability detection and remediation, today announced its selection into the Space Domain Awareness (SDA) Tools, Applications, and Processing Lab (TAP Lab) Mini Accelerator at Catalyst Campus for Technology and Innovation in Colorado Springs.

The SDA TAP Lab, established in partnership with the U.S. Space Force and industry experts, accelerates commercial innovation that supports national-security space operations. Companies selected to join the program gain direct access to operators, mentors, and technical experts focused on advancing mission-critical software capabilities for space defense.

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"Being selected for Catalyst Campus's SDA TAP Lab represents a major milestone in DeployHub's mission to secure the world's most critical software systems," said Tracy Ragan, CEO of DeployHub. "Our digital twin technology allows live systems to identify and self-heal critical vulnerabilities within days, not months. We're excited to collaborate directly with defense innovators shaping the future of space domain awareness."

DeployHub's participation builds upon its open-source foundation, Ortelius, a Continuous Delivery Foundation (CDF) project that delivers end-to-end visibility and governance of software supply chains. Through the program, DeployHub will work alongside DoD and Space Force partners to apply its SBOM-based digital-twin evidence store and the design of an AI auto-remediation engine to address the unique constraints of the space and defense sectors, including air-gapped, hybrid, and edge environments.

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About the Catalyst Campus SDA TAP Lab

The Catalyst Campus SDA TAP Lab Mini Accelerator is designed to advance tools and applications that enhance the nation's ability to predict, detect, track, identify, and attribute threats to U.S. and allied space assets. Participating companies receive mentorship, prototyping opportunities, and pathways to transition solutions into operational use.

About DeployHub

DeployHub delivers continuous software protection through post-deployment vulnerability detection. Built on its open-source core, Ortelius.io, DeployHub automatically maps SBOMs to live systems, providing digital-twin intelligence that cuts remediation time from months to days — across cloud, edge, and space environments. DeployHub is headquartered in Santa Fe, NM.