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05/19/2008
With the publication of the Information Assurance Risk Assessment for Military Systems, Sentar provides a step-by-step methodology that allows IA Analysts' to make operational determinations of the IA Risk stemming from known vulnerabilities.  Full story
 
Hack attack ARM adds muscle to cyber-intrusion fight

Sunday, May 18, 2008

HUNTSVILLE - In The Huntsville R&D Report, writer Deborah Bennick reports on Sentar's new Active Resource Manager, the latest component in the suite of computer security technology products being developed by Sentar.  Read the full story here (pdf format)

This article also appears in the Huntsville Times online here.

 
09/01/2007
Sentar Wins SBIR Phase II for Active Resource Manager
Active Resource Manager (ARM), now in Phase II development will provide intelligent monitoring and control for military network systems, enabling network security personnel to respond rapidly and effectively to cyber threats.  Full story
 
03/03/2006
Sentar Wins with Digital Microscope for Rome Labs
HUNTSVILLE -
The U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory has awarded a $99,879 contract to Sentar Inc. for Digital Microscope.  Full story

   

Sentar provides novel solutions to problems in domains which leverage our expertise in multi-agent systems, knowledge-based integration and goal oriented processing as well as in intrusion detection, information fusion, secure configuration and certification and accreditation.


No Limits
Our customers for our R & D efforts have included the Air Force, the Army, the Missle Defense Agency, and DARPA. We do not necessarily limit the domains to which we feel our technological vision can be applied. However, our current areas of focus include Computer Network Operation (CNO), Computer Network Defense (CND), Command and Control (C2), and Software Protection.

 
  Computer Network Operations

   
  CNO refers to defensive and offensive measures taken to
        protect and defend information, computers, and networks from
        disruption, denial, degradation, or destruction. Applications of
        CNO address incident response, disaster prevention and
        recovery, intrusion prevention, secure infrastructure, malicious
        insider detection, latency reduction, and forensics as they relate
        specifically to missile defense systems and networks.

Computer Network Defense

   
  CND describes the actions taken to protect, monitor, analyze, detect, and respond to
        unauthorized activity within information systems and computer networks. CND
        protection activity employs information assurance principals and includes deliberate
        actions taken to modify an assurance configuration or condition in response to a CND
        alert or threat information.

Command and Control

   
  C2 refers to the procedures used in effectively organizing and directing armed forces
        to accomplish a mission. C2 systems automate the consolidation and relegation of the
        equipment, facilities and personnel resources a commander requires to effectively
        command and control armed forces.

Software Protection

      SP is an application-centric approach to protecting critical software. The thrust of SP is
        to slow the acquisition of application software by adversaries, make cost-prohibitive
        the exploitation of software when it does leak, and to ensure technology/policy
        protection measures are appropriately applied. Solutions to protect software include
        piracy prevention, ensuring code integrity, and preventing unauthorized usage of
        critical software applications.


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