1+2 MAS - Industry Day - Intro + CSD Overview.pdf
Posted: June 23, 2016
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Mobile Application Security (MAS) Industry Day Slides and Q&A
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Summary
Industry Day Presentation: Mobile Application Security (MAS) Industry Day Slides and Q&A held on June 9, 2016, provided an overview of the DHS S&T Cyber Security Division (CSD) program. The presentation included details on the Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) and Topic Areas (TTAs) relevant to the event. Attendees were encouraged to engage by asking questions, seeking partnerships, and understanding the division's requirements.
Logistics for the event were outlined, including a method for submitting solicitation questions and accessing Q&A responses on FedBizOps. The document highlighted the DHS's mission to safeguard and secure cyberspace through various goals such as strengthening critical infrastructure security and advancing incident response capabilities. Additionally, it discussed the Federal Cybersecurity R&D Strategic Plan and emphasized collaboration with various stakeholders to enhance cybersecurity practices.
The presentation delved into CSD's mission and strategy, focusing on developing new technologies for system defense, supporting technology transition efforts, and fostering R&D leadership across different sectors. Specific research areas covered included trustworthy cyber infrastructure, research infrastructure, network & system security, investigations, and transition & outreach.
The document detailed objectives within each research area, such as developing global cybersecurity standards, enhancing security protocols like RPKI solutions, and advancing software assurance testing through facilities like SWAMP. Furthermore, it addressed key initiatives related to cloud-based system security, mobile device security, identity management, data privacy technologies, software quality assurance, usable security metrics, investigation capabilities for law enforcement agencies, and cybersecurity education programs aimed at training future cybersecurity professionals.
Logistics for the event were outlined, including a method for submitting solicitation questions and accessing Q&A responses on FedBizOps. The document highlighted the DHS's mission to safeguard and secure cyberspace through various goals such as strengthening critical infrastructure security and advancing incident response capabilities. Additionally, it discussed the Federal Cybersecurity R&D Strategic Plan and emphasized collaboration with various stakeholders to enhance cybersecurity practices.
The presentation delved into CSD's mission and strategy, focusing on developing new technologies for system defense, supporting technology transition efforts, and fostering R&D leadership across different sectors. Specific research areas covered included trustworthy cyber infrastructure, research infrastructure, network & system security, investigations, and transition & outreach.
The document detailed objectives within each research area, such as developing global cybersecurity standards, enhancing security protocols like RPKI solutions, and advancing software assurance testing through facilities like SWAMP. Furthermore, it addressed key initiatives related to cloud-based system security, mobile device security, identity management, data privacy technologies, software quality assurance, usable security metrics, investigation capabilities for law enforcement agencies, and cybersecurity education programs aimed at training future cybersecurity professionals.
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