Threat Level Red by Erbschloe, Michael -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Half Title Title Page Copyright Page Contents Foreword Acknowledgments About the Author Introduction 1. The U.S. Federal Government Initiatives on Cybersecurity Research

1.1 Evolving toward Coordinated Cybersecurity Research 1.2 The Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative 1.3 The Federal Information Security Modernization Act of 2014 1.4 The Cybersecurity Act of 2015 and Automated Indicator Sharing 1.5 The Cybersecurity National Action Plan 1.6 The Strategic Plan for the Federal Cybersecurity Research and Development Program 1.7 2016 Federal Cybersecurity RDSP 1.8 The Growing Necessity for Diverse and Specialized Research 1.9 Summary 1.10 Seminar Discussion Topics Key Terms References

2. The Department of Homeland Security Cybersecurity Research Programs

2.1 DHS CSD Research 2.2 Anonymous Networks and Currencies 2.3 Cyber-Physical Systems Security 2.4 Data Privacy Technologies 2.5 Distributed Denial of Service Defense 2.6 Talent Development Research 2.7 Cybersecurity Metrics 2.8 Experimental Research Testbed, Experiments, and Pilots 2.9 Internet Measurement, Attack Modeling, and Cyber Forensics 2.10 Mobile Device and Cloud-Based Systems Security 2.11 The Insider Threat Program 2.12 Summary 2.13 Seminar Discussion Topics Key Terms References

3. The National Institute for Standards and Technology

3.1 The Cybersecurity Role of NIST 3.2 The Cybersecurity Framework 3.3 Advanced Network Technologies Division 3.4 Computer Security Division 3.5 Federal Agencies Still Need to Implement NIST Standards for High-Impact System Security 3.6 NIST Smart Grid Program is a Journey into the Future 3.7 The CPSs Program is Necessary for the Journey 3.8 The National Information Assurance Partnership 3.9 Summary 3.10 Seminar Discussion Topics Key Terms References

4. The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

4.1 The DARPA Organization 4.2 The Cyber Grand Challenge 4.3 Active Authentication 4.4 Active Cyber Defense 4.5 Automated Program Analysis for Cybersecurity 4.6 Clean-Slate Design of Resilient, Adaptive, Secure Hosts 4.7 Cyber Fault-Tolerant Attack Recovery 4.8 Edge-Directed Cyber Technologies for Reliable Mission Communication 4.9 Enhanced Attribution 4.10 Extreme DDoS Defense 4.11 High-Assurance Cyber Military Systems 4.12 Integrated Cyber Analysis System 4.13 Mission-Oriented Resilient Clouds 4.14 Rapid Attack Detection, Isolation, and Characterization Systems 4.15 Space/Time Analysis for Cybersecurity 4.16 Transparent Computing 4.17 Vetting Commodity IT Software and Firmware (VET) 4.18 DARPA’s Request for Information: CSO R&D 4.19 Summary 4.20 Seminar Discussion Topics Key Terms References

5. Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity and In-Q-Tel

5.1 The IARPA Organization 5.2 IARPA Cyber-Attack Automated Unconventional Sensor Environment 5.3 IARPA Trusted Integrated Chips 5.4 In-Q-Tel and the U.S. IC R&D Needs 5.5 Summary 5.6 Seminar Discussion Topics Key Terms References

6. U.S. Military Cybersecurity Research and Deployment

6.1 The Military Cybersecurity Cross-Community Innovation Ecosystem 6.2 DoD Enterprise Cybersecurity Research and Deployment 6.3 Cyber Deception through Active Leverage of Adversaries’ Cognition Process 6.4 ONR Long Range BAA for Navy and Marine Corps Science and Technology 6.5 OT Agreements for Prototype Projects 6.6 DCO Research and Supporting Elements 6.7 Summary 6.8 Seminar Discussion Topics Key Terms References

7. The National Security Agency

7.1 NSA and the SoS 7.2 The NSA IA Research 7.3 Information for IT Decision Makers, Staff, and Software/Hardware Developers 7.4 NSA Office of Research and Technology Applications Technology Transfer Program 7.5 NSA Cybersecurity Publications 7.6 National CAE-CD 7.7 Summary 7.8 Seminar Discussion Topics Key Terms References

8. The National Science Foundation

8.1 NSF Overview 8.2 NSF Cybersecurity Research Activities 8.3 NSF Cybersecurity Research Grants 8.4 Summary 8.5 Seminar Discussion Topics Key Terms References

9. Federally Funded Research and Development Centers

9.1 FFRDCs Overview 9.2 The National Cybersecurity FFRDC 9.3 Jet Propulsion Laboratory 9.4 Cybersecurity Research at Other Federally Funded R&D Centers 9.5 Summary 9.6 Seminar Discussion Topics Key Terms References

10. DOE-Funded Research and Development Centers

10.1 Cybersecurity Research Activities of the DOE Research and Development Laboratories 10.2 Argonne National Laboratory 10.3 Idaho National Laboratory 10.4 Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory 10.5 Los Alamos National Laboratory 10.6 National Renewable Energy Laboratory 10.7 Oak Ridge National Laboratory 10.8 Pacific Northwest National Laboratory 10.9 Sandia National Laboratories 10.10 Summary 10.11 Seminar Discussion Topics Key Terms References

11. Cybersecurity Research for Critical Industry Sectors

11.1 U.S. Critical Industry Sectors 11.2 EO for Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity 11.3 The NIST Framework for Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity 11.4 SSAs Cybersecurity Progress 11.5 Summary 11.6 Seminar Discussion Topics Key Terms References

12. Cybersecurity Research for Consumer Protection

12.1 Automotive Cybersecurity and Automated Vehicle Research 12.2 Cybersecurity Research for eEnabled Aircraft 12.3 Cybersecurity Research for Medical Devices and Hospital Networks 12.4 Cybersecurity Research for Protecting Personal Technologies 12.5 The U.S. Federal Trade Commission Focus on Consumer Protection 12.6 The IoT Learns to Fly with Unmanned Aircraft Systems 12.7 Summary 12.8 Seminar Discussion Topics Key Terms References

13. Cybersecurity Usability Obstacles and Research

13.1 The NIST Usability of Cybersecurity Team 13.2 The Basics of Usability Research 13.3 Usability Research Activities 13.4 MDS Usability 13.5 Growth in the Use of Handheld Computers for Internet Access 13.6 Literacy in the United States 13.7 Summary 13.8 Seminar Discussion Topics Key Terms References

14. Conclusions

14.1 Threat Level Red 14.2 A Stronger and Better Organized DHS 14.3 Over a Century of Service from NIST 14.4 Game Changing Capabilities from DARPA, IARPA, and In-Q-Tel 14.5 The Cross-Community Innovation Ecosystem of DoD 14.6 The SoS at NSA 14.7 The Progress of Science from NSF 14.8 The National Laboratories are National Treasures 14.9 Protecting Critical Infrastructure Sectors 14.10 Working to Protect Consumers 14.11 The Struggle for Cybersecurity Usability References

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