Meet us at Cyber Rodeo

University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH): Student Services Building  |  October 14-15
Huntsville, AL   |   301 Sparkman Dr.

Meet us at Cyber Rodeo

University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH): Student Services Building  |  October 14-15  |  Huntsville, AL   |   Room 301, Sparkman Dr.

Join us for "Open Avionic Platform Security Architecture"

A presentation on next-generation avionic platform software architecture for rapid integration of data protection and platform security features.

 

Date and Time: Tuesday, October 14 | 10:00 - 10:40 AM CST
Location: Room 112, Student Services Building, University of Alabama
 

Session Description
The US Army is hosting a Cyber Rodeo event on October 14-15 at the The University of Alabama in Huntsville. Lynx CTO, Will Keegan, and Technical Account Manager, Daniel Westerberg, will be delivering a presentation about Zero Trust principles on October 14 at 10AM in Room 112 of the Student Services Building, or you can attend virtually.
 
Platform and data protection features in real-time systems are often intrusive and highly customized, creating significant technical and programmatic risks. Current defense industry MOSA standards and forums primarily focus on mission-application functional interfaces, leaving cyber integration challenges underemphasized. This presentation highlights key challenges to cyber integration on avionic systems and promotes technical benefits of platform software architecture properties and features for consideration in future industry standards and platform acquisition requirements. Will Keegan will explain how to apply Zero Trust principles and cyber survivability guidance to avionic platforms using the MOSA.ic operating system. He will also discuss the importance of leveraging modular open systems approaches to integrate specific security capabilities. Key points on integrating monitoring and attestation capabilities with MOSA.ic will be demonstrated live, leveraging various open standards and utilities to capture events and data feeds, analyze machine security states, and visualize operational context.

Join us for "Open Avionic Platform Security Architecture"

A presentation on next-generation avionic platform software architecture for efficient integration of data protection and platform security features.

 

Date and time: Tuesday, October 14 | 10:00 - 10:40 AM CST
Location: Room 112
 
Session Description
Platform and data protection features in real-time systems are often intrusive and highly customized, creating significant technical and programmatic risks. Current defense industry MOSA standards and forums primarily focus on mission-application functional interfaces, leaving cyber integration challenges underemphasized. This presentation highlights key challenges to cyber integration on avionic systems and promotes technical benefits of platform software architecture properties and features for consideration in future industry standards and platform acquisition requirements. Will Keegan will explain how to apply Zero Trust principles and cyber survivability guidance to avionic platforms using the MOSA.ic operating system. He will also discuss the importance of leveraging modular open systems approaches to integrate specific security capabilities. Key points on integrating monitoring and attestation capabilities with MOSA.ic will be demonstrated live, leveraging various open standards and utilities to capture events and data feeds, analyze machine security states, and visualize operational context.

Meet Your Speakers

Meet Your Speakers

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Will Keegan: Speaker

Chief Technology Officer, Lynx

 

Will Keegan leads the technology direction across all the Lynx product lines. He has been instrumental in developing key security technologies within Lynx to broaden the reach of existing products, focusing on cybersecurity, cryptography, and virtualization. Will joined Lynx in 2011 as the director of security solutions, with responsibility for the LynxSecure product line. Before Lynx he was a product developer at Object Interface Systems, Inc., responsible for product engineering of real-time middleware and high-assurance cryptographic network technologies. He holds a BS in Computer Science from the University of Texas.

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Dan Westerberg: Speaker

Technical Account Manager, Lynx

 

Dan Westerberg is a member of the Technical Account Management team at Lynx. As a Technical Account Manager, he works closely with customers to ensure their successful understanding, use, and deployment of the Lynx MOSA.ic portfolio of products. Dan joined Lynx in 2019 as a Field Application Engineer with a focus on the LynxSecure Separation Kernel Hypervisor which has become the foundational component of Lynx MOSA.ic solutions. Prior to joining Lynx, Dan has held a variety of hardware and software engineering roles, as well as pre- and post-sales customer-facing roles, in the telecom data networking industry. He holds a BS in Computer Engineering from the University of Illinois.

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Will Keegan: Speaker

Chief Technology Officer, Lynx

 

Will Keegan leads the technology direction across all the Lynx product lines. He has been instrumental in developing key security technologies within Lynx to broaden the reach of existing products, focusing on cybersecurity, cryptography, and virtualization. Will joined Lynx in 2011 as the director of security solutions, with responsibility for the LynxSecure product line. Before Lynx he was a product developer at Object Interface Systems, Inc., responsible for product engineering of real-time middleware and high-assurance cryptographic network technologies. He holds a BS in Computer Science from the University of Texas.

Let's Connect

Want to connect with our team after the event? Book a virtual meeting with us. We look forward to seeing you in Hunstville!

Let's Connect

Want to connect with our team ahead of the event? Book a meeting with us. We look forward to seeing you in Hunstville!