KPI 09 · Autonomy indicator
New critical-infrastructure navigation equipment supporting authenticated GNSS
Strategic objective: Resilience of European positioning, navigation and timing.
Latest value
Not yet measured
Reporting period: None
Source: No reliable source identified
Baseline
Not measured
Baseline period: Not stated
Target
100% of relevant new equipment procured after 2030
Target hypothesis (applies to procurement after 2030)
Baseline required
Status and how it was assigned
Assessment, distinct from the sourced values. Status methodology
No reliable measurement exists. Missing data is not evidence of poor performance.
Quality indicators
Data quality
⚑ Not measured
Status of the measurement itself.
Confidence
⚑ Low
Independent of the progress status.
Data freshness
⚑ No data
No dated observation recorded.
Source availability
✓ 2 of 2 verified
Source–value links fully verified.
Limitations
⚑ 3 open questions
See limitations and outstanding questions.
Definition
Share of relevant new GNSS navigation and timing equipment procured for critical infrastructure in the EU that supports authenticated GNSS signals (e.g. Galileo OSNMA). Definitions of critical infrastructure, relevant equipment and authentication support are pending (see clarifications).
- Critical infrastructure
- Pending: e.g. critical entities under the EU Critical Entities Resilience Directive (energy, transport, telecoms, finance).
- Navigation equipment
- Pending: GNSS receivers used for positioning, navigation or timing in critical operations.
- Authentication support
- Pending: receiver able to process and validate OSNMA (or equivalent) authentication.
- Procurement vs installation vs operational use
- Pending: the working definition uses procurement.
Historical development
Insufficient historical data
Observation log
All recorded values, including supplied, comparison and contextual figures. History is append-only; values are never overwritten.
Not yet measured
Sources and evidence
What each source supports for this KPI. A URL alone does not make a value verified.
contextual source
Galileo to be the first GNSS to offer authentication service worldwide with launch of OSNMAEU Agency for the Space Programme (EUSPA) · EU institution / agency
Published: 22 Jul 2025 · Accessed: 9 Nov 2026
"Forthcoming official launch…on 24 July"; "While OSNMA does not prevent spoofing or jamming, it makes spoofing significantly harder by authenticating the data".
Reference period: Service launch 24 July 2025 · Scope: Galileo (global)
Limitations: Context for the KPI; does not measure equipment uptake.
✓ Verified primary sourceChecked 9 Nov 2026Statement located in retrieved text. Supports context only; no KPI value.
contextual source
Galileo Open Service Navigation Message Authentication adds another layer of protection against GNSS interferenceEU Agency for the Space Programme (EUSPA) · EU institution / agency
Published: 22 Jul 2025 · Accessed: 9 Nov 2026
"While the OSNMA does increase the ability to detect spoofing events, it does not prevent their occurrence. Nor does it protect against jamming."
Reference period: 2025 · Scope: Galileo (global)
Limitations: Context only.
✓ Verified primary sourceChecked 9 Nov 2026Statement located in retrieved text. Supports context only; no KPI value.
Related strategic risks
Suggested relationships, not validated causal links.
- R4 Deterrence versus arms race
Authenticated GNSS uptake mitigates spoofing.
⚑ Suggested link — not validated
Related capabilities
Suggested relationships, not validated causal links.
- C05 Galileo and European navigation services
OSNMA uptake measures use of Galileo authentication.
⚑ Suggested link — not validated
- C09 Critical-infrastructure navigation receivers
Measures authentication support in receivers.
⚑ Suggested link — not validated
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