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Security & Safety Co-Analysis Tool Environment
Award Information
Agency: Department of Defense
Branch: Defense Health Program
Contract: W81XWH-15-C-0155
Agency Tracking Number: H151-004-0055
Amount:
$149,978.00
Phase:
Phase I
Program:
SBIR
Solicitation Topic Code:
DHP15-004
Solicitation Number:
2015.1
Timeline
Solicitation Year:
2015
Award Year:
2015
Award Start Date (Proposal Award Date):
2015-09-30
Award End Date (Contract End Date):
2016-04-29
Small Business Information
111 Third Ave. S., Suite 100, Minneapolis, MN, 55401
DUNS:
165988937
HUBZone Owned:
N
Woman Owned:
N
Socially and Economically Disadvantaged:
N
Principal Investigator
Name: Ken Hoyme
Title: Distinguished Scientist
Phone: (612) 629-7338
Email: john.shackleton@adventiumlabs.com
Title: Distinguished Scientist
Phone: (612) 629-7338
Email: john.shackleton@adventiumlabs.com
Business Contact
Name: Lindsey Hillesheim
Phone: (612) 481-0533
Email: contracts@adventiumlabs.com
Phone: (612) 481-0533
Email: contracts@adventiumlabs.com
Research Institution
N/A
Abstract
Health Delivery Organizations, including the Military Health System, are increasingly using networked medical devices to benefit from improved information accuracy, lowered costs, and improved patient outcomes. These benefits, however, are threatened by the security risks posed by the interactions between the networked devices, and their connection to IT systems which are at risk of cyber attack. To address this, Adventium and KSU propose to develop tools and techniques to analyze the safety and security of networks of interoperating medical devices, which will allow both manufacturers and the Health Delivery Organizations to make risk-aware decisions about the medical devices and configurations of their networks. We will leverage active work on the ICE standard and KSU's proposed ICE-based MAP architecture that will allow organizations to design supervisory medical device applications that are customized to the needs of their operations, while ensuring the resulting System of Systems meets their safety and security requirements. SSCATE will advance the deployment of safe and secure networks of medical devices by enabling manufacturers to meet their shared responsibility for the intended use of their devices, reducing the regulatory challenge of integrated device approvals, and providing medical staff with the tools to help them configure ICE-compliant systems. * Information listed above is at the time of submission. *