Space superiority needs protected tactical space communications with dynamic spectrum sharing, routing adaptation and interference mitigations against kinetic and non kinetic threats. The main focus of this project is to develop game-theoretic analytics and frameworks to support the Air Force’s autonomy science & technology strategy (e.g., “deterrence” posture which in turn may be enabled by the attribute of resiliency) against counter space aggression. The Phase I effort has resulted in a SANDGT for persistent and risk-averse space situation awareness. We obtained the promising results to validate our developed approaches. These preliminary yet promising results clearly demonstrate that IFT’s SANDGT provides innovative and effective game theoretical approach for persistent space denial. In the phase II project, we will revise, extend, and optimize the Phase I research results for realistic SSA scenarios considering the security issues in embedded satellite networks with Service-Oriented-Architecture (SOA) framework and the operational constraints of space-based visible/radar sensors, LEO/near GEO space platforms, maneuver capabilities, characteristics of orbital planes and space assets per plane on asset observability and reachability. Moreover, IFT team will extend and tie all the models developed in Phase 1 using SOA framework and “Observe, Orient, Decide and Act” (OODA) decision making paradigm.