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Advanced Cyber Threat Hunting Toolkit for Deployed Tactical Platforms is sponsored by Department of the Navy (DoD SBIR). Develop an open architecture, modular cyber search, detection, attribution, and mitigation toolkit to directly support cyber threat hunt on tactical platforms, specifically U.S. Navy surface tactical platforms.
The solution should leverage detection and response capabilities planned for employment on U.S. Navy surface ships.
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Advanced Cyber Threat Hunting Toolkit for Deployed Tactical Platforms is funded by Department of the Navy (DoD SBIR). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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