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Real-time Zero Trust Data and Access Control for Combat Systems is sponsored by Department of Defense (DOD) / Department of the Navy (NAVSEA). This specific SBIR topic from the Navy seeks adaptive "Zero Trust" data control systems, moving beyond network perimeters to granular security for each connection.
While focused on combat systems, the underlying technology for real-time verification and reduced unauthorized access through advanced security paradigms, potentially including AI, could be relevant to advanced perimeter security concepts.
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Real-time Zero Trust Data and Access Control for Combat Systems is funded by Department of Defense (DOD) / Department of the Navy (NAVSEA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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