Research

Our research program is integral to the Center's mission. The Center's research goals are:

1. Facilitate and conduct targeted research supporting Navy and DoD systems and applications
2. Deliver proof-of-concept research outcomes in novel areas that support critical future capabilities
3. Support technically rich, effective academic programs

These strategic goals are formulated so that the activities of the Center provide the Navy, DoD, and Government communities with research and educational outcomes that advance the state-of-the-art in Cyber Warfare, and, ultimately, have profound and enduring impacts on the missions of the U.S. Navy, Department of Defense, and Intelligence Community.

Knowledge Sharing:

The CCW facilitates symposia, tutorials, and technical mini-tracks at cyber security conferences.  The CCW can also provide guest speakers for cyber security panels and workshops.  Submit your bio or technical cyber security paper to our main contact email to be considered for future events such as the Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS) Cross-Functional Cyber Security Panels and The Science and Engineering of Cyber Systems and Critical Infrastructure and Cyber Systems Mini-tracks.

HICSS Papers facilitated by the CCW are available here (open access).

The overview presentation and submitted speaker bios for the HICSS-53 Perspectives on Holistic Cyber Security symposium are available here.

CCW and NPS research and laboratory resources include:

• 6,000 sq.ft. of Unclassified research space
• 10,000+ sq.ft. of SCI facility space
• Anechoic and RF Enclosures
• Temporary Support for SAP and ECI programs
• Robust IC network connectivity
  • NSAnet (Both CORP, NSACSS domains)
  • DODIIS (JWICS)
• NSTS telephones