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The Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD) is leading the creation of a ship like no other - a virtual cyber testbed called USS Secure - in conjunction with three Navy system commands, cyber defense leaders, and experts from coast to coast. The test bed is designed to make the Navy Warfare Centers' cyber warfare vision - turning ships into cybersafe warships - a reality. On the left, the cyber adversaries are being portrayed by certified and accredited Navy and Army Red Teams. The middle portrays a portion of the virtual test environment provided by Naval Sea Systems Command, Naval Air Systems Command, and the National Cyber Range. This virtual test environment includes hardware in the loop in addition to the live, virtual, and constructive components of the maritime testing environment in the form of laboratories and associated infrastructure. On the right, the cyber defenders are portrayed by the Network Operations Centers and the Cyber Protection Teams.
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Feb 17, 2016
Dahlgren, VA - The Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD) is leading the creation of a ship like no other - a virtual cyber testbed called USS Secure - in conjunction with three Navy system commands, cyber defense leaders, and experts from coast to coast. The test bed is designed to make the Navy Warfare Centers' cyber warfare vision - turning ships into cybersafe warships - a reality. On the left, the cyber adversaries are being portrayed by certified and accredited Navy and Army Red Teams. The middle portrays a portion of the virtual test environment provided by Naval Sea Systems Command, Naval Air Systems Command, and the National Cyber Range. This virtual test environment includes hardware in the loop in addition to the live, virtual, and constructive components of the maritime testing environment in the form of laboratories and associated infrastructure. On the right, the cyber defenders are portrayed by the Network Operations Centers and the Cyber Protection Teams.


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