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Standard Robot Platform Designed for Unstructured Environment Research
SBC: TARGAZYME, INC. Topic: N/ARobotic researchers currently are using insufficient and varying robot platforms to investigate issues crucial to the successful development of a remote reconnaissance tool for the urban search and rescue (USAR) community. USAR robotic researchers need a standard robot platform designed for research in unstructured environments. This platform would accelerate the research essential to advancing re ...
SBIR Phase I 2004 Department of CommerceNational Institute of Standards and Technology -
State-based Security Policies for Electric Power SCADAs
SBC: ATC-NY INC Topic: HSB041008ATC-NY and Bigwood Systems, Inc. will design and build Zebra, an innovative access control system for electric power SCADA systems. Access control decisions will depend on the dynamic state of the electric transmission/distribution system, in addition to conventional inputs such as identity. We will develop SCADA Access Control Language (SACL) as a means of establishing the policy to be enforced a ...
SBIR Phase I 2004 Department of Homeland Security -
Real-time Malicious Code Detection in Network Traffic: The PAYL Payload Anomaly Detector
SBC: CounterStorm, Inc. (formally System Detection, Inc.) Topic: HSB042002This proposal, a collaboration between Columbia University and System Detection Inc., concerns the research of a new payload anomaly detector, we call PAYL, that has been demonstrated to detect malicious code in network traffic. The core concept is to statistically model normal content and detect anomalous packet content indicative of malicious exploit code. The approach is very fast to compute, i ...
SBIR Phase I 2004 Department of Homeland Security -
A New Generation of Collaborative Cross-domain Security Technologies: Worminator
SBC: CounterStorm, Inc. (formally System Detection, Inc.) Topic: HSB042001This proposal, a collaboration between Columbia University and System Detection Inc., concerns the research of a new collaborative, cross-domain security system, which we call Worminator, to detect and prevent the exploitation of and attack against networked computer systems, especially those critical to the nation¿s infrastructure. The core concept is to deploy a number of strategically placed s ...
SBIR Phase I 2004 Department of Homeland Security -
AIS Tracking and Collision Avoidance Equipment for Small Boats
SBC: Critical Technologies Inc Topic: HSB041006CTI proposes to develop a Class B Automatic Identification System device satisfying two major objectives: hardware cost reduction, so large numbers of smaller boats can be economically equipped; and software enhancement, to convert raw AIS data into decision-quality information, warnings and recommendations, displayed to facilitate rapid comprehension and collision avoidance maneuver by recreation ...
SBIR Phase I 2004 Department of Homeland Security -
Protection of SCADA Systems Using Physics-Based Authentication and Location Awareness Technologies
SBC: DIGITAL AUTHENTICATION TECHNOLOGIES, INC. Topic: HSB041008The integrated system proposed here by the DAT team includes the addition of access control points governed by DAT¿s strong authentication system. Such access control points involve minimum cost of deployment and should allow direct integration into existing legacy SCADA systems. The DAT system fuses 7 different credentials into an incalculable and continually dynamic authentication system. Altho ...
SBIR Phase I 2004 Department of Homeland Security -
Intrusion Detection and Security Monitoring of SCADA Networks
SBC: Digital Bond, Inc. Topic: N/ALegacy SCADA systems, and the systems being sold today, lack the security required to prevent attacks. Intrusion detection systems (IDS) and security monitoring tools can work as compensating controls by identifying and stopping attacks. Unfortunately, existing security systems do not identify SCADA specific attacks. Our proposal will add SCADA specific knowledge to IDS and security monitoring too ...
SBIR Phase I 2004 Department of Homeland Security -
Credential Management
SBC: ECleide (VKD Shoppe, Inc.) Topic: N/AThe ability to electronically identify users and their devices is increasingly becoming an integral part of our interaction with computing platforms. Whether an operating system is contacting the manufacturer's web site to confirm its proper registration and payment today, or a cell phone is broadcasting entrance credentials to a secure physical site tomorrow, it is apparent that identifying infor ...
SBIR Phase I 2004 Department of CommerceNational Institute of Standards and Technology -
Affordable, Covert Power Grid Monitoring System
SBC: Fieldmetrics Inc. Topic: N/AAn advanced monitoring system is proposed to improve the security and reliability for the electric utility power grid. Next generation sensor platforms deployed across distribution and transmission systems will communicate in real-time with a central monitoring hub via a secure wireless network. The advanced monitoring system will provide a backup for existing SCADA systems and sensors in the even ...
SBIR Phase I 2004 Department of Homeland Security -
High Surface Area Titanium Oxide Nanostructures for Photo-catalytic Water Remediation
SBC: Fractal Systems, Inc. Topic: N/AFractal Systems Inc responds to HSARPA needs for the development of novel alternate technologies to Cl2 in municipal water purification purposes. Our recent experience, in collaboration with our consultants Prof. Paul (University of South Florida/Aqua Virotech, and Prof. Valsaraj, Louisiana State University), indicates that the purification of E.coli using high surface area TiO2 can be performed b ...
SBIR Phase I 2004 Department of Homeland Security