
Cybersecurity
Developing cyber architectures for multiple platforms
Cyberattacks are more elusive, and more damaging, than ever, targeting infrastructure across the nation and around the world.
We develop and implement revolutionary situational awareness capabilities across critical cyber platforms and cyber-physical and industrial control systems, from stronger resilience in Navy shipboard and national transportation screening systems to searching data for hints of a potential cyberattack.
Related Projects
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Detecting Malware
Using different types of powerful analytics, the APL-developed REnigma tool enables cyber analysts to quickly review malware. -
Integrated Adaptive Cyber Defense (IACD)
APL conceptualized, prototyped, and published a framework enabling the integration and automation of diverse cybersecurity solutions to dramatically increase the speed and scale of cyber defense.
Related News
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Feature Story
Jan 10, 2023Creating a New Cybersecurity Paradigm for a Cloud-Based World
Scientists, mathematicians and engineers at APL are building a new cybersecurity paradigm that’s suited to the realities of how computing and collaborating are done in the 21st century. Their work has applications in health care, weapons systems and space, as well as in protecting critical infrastructure and industry generally. -
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Aug 25, 2022On the Rise: Three Johns Hopkins APL ‘Standouts’ Earn DARPA Early Career Honor
Three staff members at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) in Laurel, Maryland, are among 163 early-career researchers selected as Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Risers for 2022. -
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May 6, 2022Johns Hopkins APL Hosts Workshop to Train Tomorrow’s Cyber Defenders
Since its founding in 2014 by APL’s Charlie Frick, the High School Cybersecurity Workshop has provided more than 300 students with hands-on cyber defense training. -
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Apr 5, 2022With MOSAICS, Johns Hopkins APL Brings the Future of Industrial Cybersecurity into Focus
APL, in partnership with Sandia National Laboratories, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and Idaho National Laboratory, is leading the development of the first-ever comprehensive, integrated and automated solution for industrial control system (ICS) cybersecurity. -
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May 19, 2021Novel Technologies Bolster Cybersecurity at Water Treatment Plants
Johns Hopkins APL is designing cost-effective cyberdefense technologies that are strong enough to repel serious cyberattacks but affordable enough to be purchased and easily implemented by the nation’s diverse industrial control system operators, including at water treatment facilities.