Given the risks to U.S. armed forces personnel and other assets, shielding defense community computers, comm systems, and electronic platforms with outdated "Defense in Depth" cyber security is less than optimal. Today, state-sponsored and other cyber attacks can often bypass traditional security defenses, remain undetected for weeks or months, and be hard to track once noticed. That can result in key losses of classified information – like strategic plans, active rosters, and financial data – allowing devastating real world outcomes.
That is why our FAST Labs™ Cyber Technology R&D unit developed our next generation Resilience in Depth approach. It uses A.I.–driven adaptive detection and defense technologies to build aggressive resiliency in cyber attack prediction, detection, automation, and control across networks and non-traditional cyber environments. That includes military, intelligence, and commercial platforms. Because Resilience in Depth is also a flexible, proactive cyber protection strategy, its algorithms include protocols for rapid response to and recovery from cyber intrusions, across every military and intelligence domain.
Primary uses of Resilience in Depth cyber strategies include:
- Platform Cyber Resilience across all DoD services, devices, and domains
- Adaptive, responsive resilience throughout military, intelligence, and commercial networks
- Implementation of biometric logins where applicable to enhance access limits
- Resilience in "Power through Cyberspace" cyber effects tools
- Securing conditional access with a dynamic, real-time authentication framework that alters privileges based on location, network, or other defined criteria
- Continually "learning" about the millions of new cyber threats created every year, including malware, then applying vigorous defense updates autonomously
Technology collaboration
The Cyber R&D group welcomes collaboration with industry and academia on current or future projects. If you are interested in learning more or participating with our team, contact us here.
Life at BAE Systems
BAE Systems' FAST Labs Cyber Resilience R&D unit is a great place to work for those who want a challenging, but highly rewarding career doing some of the most important cyber work in the world today. Whether you are an experienced pro or a talented college senior or grad student with incredible cyber skills, click here for our current job listings.
Learn more today. Contact our FAST Labs representative to arrange a meeting.
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BAE Systems awarded £80 million in Typhoon avionics support contracts
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BAE Systems to develop filter technology to improve radar, communications, and electronic warfare capabilities
DARPA has awarded BAE Systems’ FAST LabsTM research and development organization a $6.5 million contract for the COmpact Front-end Filters at the ElEment-level (COFFEE) program. -
BAE Systems selected to advance autonomous technology for automatic target recognition
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Major upgrade to Compass Call with open system architecture
Major upgrade to Compass Call -
BAE Systems to develop autonomous network technology for multi-domain military missions
BAE Systems to develop software that autonomously configures tactical networks for mission-critical communications as part of the Mission-Integrated Network Control (MINC) program. -
BAE Systems launches new lightweight Head-Up Display – LiteWave®
BAE Systems has unveiled a new lightweight, compact Head-Up Display (HUD) for use in commercial and military aircraft. -
$22 million contract to supply aircraft survivability equipment
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DARPA awards BAE Systems Phase 2 of next-generation advanced electronics program
Phase 2 of the program will move the industry closer to the eventual fielding of this disruptive technology to protect our warfighters. -
IARPA selects BAE Systems to advance machine learning to assure data security
BAE Systems to develop tools to decipher an ever-growing number of radio frequency (RF) signals in order to quickly and accurately help secure mission-critical information.
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Overview
Given the risks to U.S. armed forces personnel and other assets, shielding defense community computers, comm systems, and electronic platforms with outdated "Defense in Depth" cyber security is less than optimal. Today, state-sponsored and other cyber attacks can often bypass traditional security defenses, remain undetected for weeks or months, and be hard to track once noticed. That can result in key losses of classified information – like strategic plans, active rosters, and financial data – allowing devastating real world outcomes.That is why our FAST Labs™ Cyber Technology R&D unit developed our next generation Resilience in Depth approach. It uses A.I.–driven adaptive detection and defense technologies to build aggressive resiliency in cyber attack prediction, detection, automation, and control across networks and non-traditional cyber environments. That includes military, intelligence, and commercial platforms. Because Resilience in Depth is also a flexible, proactive cyber protection strategy, its algorithms include protocols for rapid response to and recovery from cyber intrusions, across every military and intelligence domain.
Primary uses of Resilience in Depth cyber strategies include:
- Platform Cyber Resilience across all DoD services, devices, and domains
- Adaptive, responsive resilience throughout military, intelligence, and commercial networks
- Implementation of biometric logins where applicable to enhance access limits
- Resilience in "Power through Cyberspace" cyber effects tools
- Securing conditional access with a dynamic, real-time authentication framework that alters privileges based on location, network, or other defined criteria
- Continually "learning" about the millions of new cyber threats created every year, including malware, then applying vigorous defense updates autonomously
Technology collaboration
The Cyber R&D group welcomes collaboration with industry and academia on current or future projects. If you are interested in learning more or participating with our team, contact us here.Life at BAE Systems
BAE Systems' FAST Labs Cyber Resilience R&D unit is a great place to work for those who want a challenging, but highly rewarding career doing some of the most important cyber work in the world today. Whether you are an experienced pro or a talented college senior or grad student with incredible cyber skills, click here for our current job listings.
Learn more today. Contact our FAST Labs representative to arrange a meeting.
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BAE Systems awarded £80 million in Typhoon avionics support contracts
Eurofighter avionics support contracts will help keep Typhoon aircraft mission ready -
BAE Systems to develop filter technology to improve radar, communications, and electronic warfare capabilities
DARPA has awarded BAE Systems’ FAST LabsTM research and development organization a $6.5 million contract for the COmpact Front-end Filters at the ElEment-level (COFFEE) program. -
BAE Systems selected to advance autonomous technology for automatic target recognition
New contract enhances BAE Systems’ extensive autonomy portfolio and 20-year history pioneering autonomy technology. -
Major upgrade to Compass Call with open system architecture
Major upgrade to Compass Call -
BAE Systems to develop autonomous network technology for multi-domain military missions
BAE Systems to develop software that autonomously configures tactical networks for mission-critical communications as part of the Mission-Integrated Network Control (MINC) program. -
BAE Systems launches new lightweight Head-Up Display – LiteWave®
BAE Systems has unveiled a new lightweight, compact Head-Up Display (HUD) for use in commercial and military aircraft. -
$22 million contract to supply aircraft survivability equipment
$22 million for aircraft survivability equipment -
DARPA awards BAE Systems Phase 2 of next-generation advanced electronics program
Phase 2 of the program will move the industry closer to the eventual fielding of this disruptive technology to protect our warfighters. -
IARPA selects BAE Systems to advance machine learning to assure data security
BAE Systems to develop tools to decipher an ever-growing number of radio frequency (RF) signals in order to quickly and accurately help secure mission-critical information.
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Cyber security & intelligence
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