CYBER Systems and operations
Cyber Systems and Operations
The Cyber Systems and Operations Group at MIT Lincoln Laboratory focuses on enabling full-scope DoD, IC, and civilian government operations within the cyber domain and across traditional mission domains and sensing layers. Our focus is research and development of systems providing situational awareness (SA) and command and control (C2) in the cyber domain.
Key technology development thrusts include novel sensors, actuators, sense-making, decision support, knowledge representation, Human Computer Interface (HCI), visualization, automated planning, and cloud-based information sharing architectures. We integrate these capabilities into secure, resilient, cost-effective information sharing architectures in support of effective mission operations. Group strengths include software development, significant testbed infrastructure, and connections to challenges, people, systems and data from multiple operational communities.
Additionally we have access to a number of government systems into which we integrate, deploy, and evaluate performance and effectiveness of mission operations. Overall, we seek to leap ahead of evolving cyber threats and enable comprehensive and secure use of the cyber domain for military and intelligence missions.
Leadership for Cyber Systems and Operations
Joshua Haines
Jeffrey Gottschalk
To apply for a position, visit Employment Opportunities and select 05-51 Cyber Systems and Operations in the Group drop-down box. Students are encouraged to apply for intern positions as well.
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