Professor Kanta Matsuura reviews the emerging research conducted by a wide range of academic institutions involving blockchain technology as part of the on-going BSafe.network initiative. Discover how this leading researcher is tackling the challenges around blockchain and its application to social systems in this interview with ActiveCyber.net. I recently attended a University of Maryland workshop […]

Kris Lovejoy discusses how BluVector’s patented machine learning technology is applied to detect zero day threats in real-time. Find out how your incident response team can accelerate time from detection to resolution by deploying BluVector into your network architecture in the interview below with ActiveCyber.net. One of the themes I have been harping on in […]

The operational tempo of the enterprise in cyberspace demands engagement of protections in cyber-relevant time. No longer can enterprises depend on human-driven processes to address the ever-increasing number of cyber events across the exponential number of devices that must be managed. Innovations in cyber threat intelligence; predictive analytics; situational awareness through artificial intelligence / machine […]

Curt Dukes of NSA discusses NSA’s Active Cyber Defense (ACD) program and highlights how academia, industry and government are moving forward to “achieve the key ACD goal of defensive response within cyber-relevant time.” Learn about the genesis, the goals, and the accomplishments of this program to date in the interview below with ActiveCyber.net. If you […]

Mike Brown, CTO of ISARA Corporation Discusses ISARA’s offerings for Quantum Safe Computing. Learn why you need to plan for a quantum-safe transition now for your applications and some of the options that are available in this interview with ActiveCyber. Back in September, wanting to learn more about quantum safe computing, I attended the 4th […]

Well, it has been a long break since the last article of this series but I feel duty-bound to do this third article on cybersecurity investment since I find the possibilities resulting from a “risk-adaptive” security approach to be compelling. Generally cyber defenses must be pre-planned with cost-benefits carefully weighed prior to investing in new […]

Quantum computing is highly desired by the supercomputing community for solving a wide range of problems that are extremely difficult (if not impossible) to solve today. One example of a hard problem that will become much easier due to quantum computing is factoring large prime numbers. This hard problem forms the basis of much of […]

Learn about the expansive portfolio of cyber security research going on at DHS HSARPA as Dr. Doug Maughan lays out the many cyber research programs planned and underway to tackle cyber’s tough problems in this interview with ActiveCyber. I attended the DHS HSARPA Cyber R&D Showcase held in Washington, D.C. a little while back and […]