Mitre has developed recommendations on refining cybersecurity regulations to secure the U.S. critical infrastructure sector in response to a request for information from the Office of the National Cyber Director. The Center
MoreMITRE has elevated two internal executives, Charles Clancy and Jay Schnitzer, to new positions. Clancy, who currently serves as senior vice president and general manager of MITRE Labs, will additionally take on the role
MoreMITRE has built two prototypes designed to help the Federal Aviation Administration improve safety on the airport surface by mitigating runway incursions through aircraft movement monitoring and issuance of alerts to air
MoreMITRE plans to expand its International Cyber Capacity Building and Active Defense Capability Set programs to help strengthen U.S. and allied cyber defense. ICCB will add 28 countries to its partner network
MoreThe U.S. Air Forces Central and U.S. Army Central led an operational capability test of MITRE‘s CARPE Dronvm smartphone application for detecting suspicious drone activity. The app was tested in a 50-kilometer
MoreMITRE has responded to the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy’s request for information saying a comprehensive national strategy on artificial intelligence should focus on both risks and opportunities and
MoreMITRE has released a new paper outlining a set of recommendations for establishing a regulatory framework for addressing potential security risks posed by artificial intelligence. The paper, titled “A Sensible Regulatory Framework
MoreMITRE has created a new online network that will improve the accessibility of maritime data and testing resources for businesses and other organizations. BlueNERVE leverages MITRE’s distributed integration network to connect the
MoreMITRE has integrated Intel’s Direct RF chip technology into the Extremely Wideband RF Spectrum Operations system as part of efforts to enable multiple wideband platforms. The McLean, Virginia-based company said Tuesday the
MoreMITRE’s Center for Data-Driven Policy has released a new paper outlining a set of recommendations on how the Department of Defense could advance the deployment of its Joint All Domain Command and
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