The Internet of Things (IoT) is changing the world around us—but also raising concerns about security and privacy. The latest MITRE Challenge, Unique Identification of IoT Devices, seeks innovative approaches to these issues. Competitors with the best ideas are eligible to win up to $50,000.
Doug Phair (with information architect Kristy Markin) relishes his job as technology evangelist. "My goal is to get people motivated to try out new technologies to solve MITRE and sponsor problems. Then we tackle the tough engineering."
Just in time for National Cyber Security Awareness Month, Bob Martin, John Marien, and Matt Patron show how a MITRE initiative will help stop software glitches before they start.
In honor of National Cyber Security Awareness Month, we shine a light on Sarah Weeks. She’s making her mark at the MITRE-operated National Cybersecurity FFRDC.
October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month, and engineer Gabby Raymond has a mission to ensure our cyber interns make the most of their time at MITRE.
MITRE's 2016 Corporate Social Responsibility Report highlights the dedication of our people and the impact of their efforts.
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