DARPA wants to create secure data-sharing tech
The agency seeks proposals that would secure shared data on handheld devices in remote areas
Sharon Gaudin By Sharon Gaudin | Follow
Senior Writer, Computerworld | Jan 12, 2017 4:15 AM PT
DARPA is kicking off a project to create a new way to enable U.S. troops working in remote areas around the world to securely send and receive sensitive information on their devices.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, the research arm of the Department of Defense, said it's working on a project that would use software and networking technology to securely share information on unsecured commercial and military networks.
The agency scheduled a Proposer's Day for Jan. 31 to provide more information on the project.
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