MIT Lincoln Laboratory: Cyber Security and Information Sciences: Cyber Systems and Technology

Technical Workshops

We participate in and organize major workshops, bringing together government and technology developers.

These annual workshops include the Cyber and Netcentric Workshop (CNW) (login required for access) and the Malware Technical Exchange Meeting.

The Cyber mission area, as part of its public service, helps organize outstanding conferences such as the IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy, Milcom, and Research in Attacks, Intrusions and Defenses (RAID).

Cyber System Assessments

The Cyber System Assessments Group is engaged in a wide range of cyber-security related projects. Major research areas include:

Red Teaming
- Identification of weaknesses in U.S. systems
- Characterization of adversary systems
- System and threat models
- Threat surrogates of adversary systems
- Independent testing and analysis
System Exploitation
- Reverse engineering
- Malware analysis
- Vulnerability discovery
- Exploit development
- Forensics analysis
- System characterization
Range Infrastructure
- High-fidelity test environments
- User, network and mission models
- Scenario modeling for traffic emulation
- Low-observable system instrumentation and actuation
- Threat packages and surrogates
- Cyber range standards and architectures
- Field support
Test & Evaluation
- Evaluations of cyber systems and capabilities
- Cyber threat exemplars and corpora
- Evaluation metrics, procedures and methodologies
- Test planning, execution and analysis

Leadership for Cyber System Assessments

Lee Rossey Douglas Stetson

To apply for a position, visit Employment Opportunities and select 05-59 Cyber System Assessments in the Group drop-down box. Students are encouraged to apply for intern positions as well.

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Cyber system assessments

Cyber System Assessments

Leadership for Cyber System Assessments