CSIAC
Cyber Security and Information Systems Information Analysis Center
Mission Statement
CSIAC is chartered to leverage the best practices and expertise from government, industry, and academia in order to promote technology domain awareness and solve the most critically challenging scientific and technical problems in the following areas: Cybersecurity and Information Assurance, Software Engineering, Modeling and Simulation, and Knowledge Management/Information Sharing.
Vision Statement
The goal of CSIAC is to facilitate the advancement of technological innovations and developments. This is achieved by conducting gap analyses and proactively performing research efforts to fill the voids in the knowledge bases that are vital to our nation.CSIAC Webinars - Open Innovation Campus (OIC)
This webinar will provide an overview of the Air Force Research Lab (AFRL) Information Directorate's planned development of the new Open Innovation Campus (OIC) initiative. The groundbreaking OIC concept will establish a collaborative environment to support the investigation of cutting edge technologies to identify and develop potential solutions for difficult technical challenge problems.DOD Secure Access File Exchange (SAFE) achieves Initial Operating Capability
DOD SAFE, a replacement for the U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Research Development and Engineering Center (AMRDEC) Safe Access File Exchange (SAFE) slated to be retiring in August, will provide, at no cost, users with a DOD enterprise-wide method of securely transferring files.CSIAC Webinar - DevSecOps Initiative
The current Department of Defense (DoD) software acquisition process is not responsive to the needs of our warfighters. Therefore, it is difficult for the DoD to keep pace with our potential adversaries and avoid falling behind them. To address this situation, the DoD is pursuing a new software development activity called the DOD Enterprise DevSecOps Initiative. This webinar will present the vision for transforming DoD software acquisition into secure, responsive software factories. It will examine and explore the utilization of modern software development processes and tools to revolutionize the Department’s ability to provide responsive, timely, and secure software capabilities for our warfighters. The focus of the effort involves exploiting automated software tools, services, and standards so warfighters can rapidly create, deploy, and operate software applications in a secure, flexible, and interoperable manner.DOD Digital Modernization Strategy 2019
This Digital Modernization Strategy is the cornerstone for advancing our digital environment to afford the Joint Force a competitive advantage in the modern battle-space.CSIAC Webinar - DreamPort: The USCYBERCOM Mission Accelerator
DreamPort is designed as an open facility which enables collaboration between federal and private sector cybersecurity experts. DreamPort hosts and conducts rapid prototyping events (RPEs) where multiple teams or companies are selected to work on solving a specific challenge problem.Executive Order on America’s Cybersecurity Workforce
The White House has released a new Executive Order on America’s Cybersecurity Workforce. The Executive Order will implement programs that will grow and strengthen our Nation’s cybersecurity workforce to meet the challenges of the 21st century.Artificial Intelligence: "The Next - Nuclear Arms Race - Space Race - To the Edge"
Journal of Cyber Security & Information Systems
It may be difficult to figure out where and how Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its various sub-types (Machine Learning, Deep Learning, etc.) fit into our world as we move into the future. In some cases it seems straightforward; AI/ML speech recognition is astoundingly good and can be applied across many domains in a meaningful way. This edition of the CSIAC Journal highlights three very different views of complex situations where AI might, should, and does intersect with our ability to use AI effectively. Domain experts provide understanding of the thought that is involved in "getting into" AI.DoD Cybersecurity Policy Chart
The goal of the DoD Cybersecurity Policy Chart is to capture the tremendous breadth of applicable policies, some of which many cybersecurity professionals may not even be aware, in a helpful organizational scheme.CSIAC Webinars - The National Security Agency's Science of Security and Privacy Initiative
The Science of Security and Privacy Initiative, sponsored by the National Security Agency Research Directorate, fosters a self-sustaining, open, and public security science research community to discover key cyber principles necessary to support improved explanations, predictions and confirmation or validation of predicted outcomes. The discipline of Science of Security and Privacy draws on the bases from multiple disciplines including: Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics, and Psychology. SoS is advancing the technical aspects of security along with an understanding the human elements involved.
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| Phone: | 800-214-7921 |
| Email: | info@csiac.org |
| Address: | 266 Genesee St. Utica, NY 13502 |
