UCSD will work to develop platforms and processes to advance the use of source address validation techniques in the Internet under the $1.3 million Surveying Spoofing Susceptibility in Software Systems contract, DHS said Wednesday.
USC-ISIÂ will work to detect and prevent potential DDoS attacks through the development of the Software dEfiNed Security Service platform that aims to help users monitor and control Internet traffic under the $1.8 million SENSS: Software Defined Network Security Service contract, DHS says.
âS&T is researching ways to use existing hardware to mitigate DDoS attacks to create faster solutions,” said Reginald Brothers, undersecretary for science and technology at DHS.
âSecuring our nationâs networks in the event of a DDoS attack will ensure that businesses keep operating.”