Transformative Cyber Innovation Lab
About
Even with the power of our vast national resources, we still stand in an increasingly darkening shadow of a devastating, national-scale cyberattack that, by taking down even a part of our critical national infrastructure, will make our country as physically vulnerable as it has ever been. While the analysis of the threat and the adversary’s intentions and capabilities in the cyber domain must continue, we can no longer simply study the problem. What is needed is a cyber innovation lab dedicated to aggressively converting the urgent need faced by our society, our economy, and our defense establishment into transformative solutions for those vulnerabilities.
The Transformative Cyber Innovation Lab (TCIL or Lab) will find and nurture technologically feasible, testable pilot projects which begin to solve some of the hardest cyber problems afflicting the national security industrial base and our country. Our mission is to help shorten the lag between idea and piloting, and between piloting and adoption of potential solutions to the thorniest of cyber problems.
TCIL Technical Corner
Featured Experts
Samantha Ravich
- Cyber
- Sanctions and Illicit Finance
- North Korea
- Blockchain and Digital Currencies
- Military and Political Power
RADM (Ret.) Mark Montgomery
Georgianna Shea
Annie Fixler
Jiwon Ma
Max Lesser
Johanna Yang
Products
A Practical Path to Post-Quantum Readiness in Operational Technology
How to develop an OT cybersecurity roadmap to transition to PQC algorithms designed to resist quantum-computer-enabled decryption.
International Society of Automation
Insurers Should Require a Cyber Safety Standard of Care for the Built Environment
Insight
How companies could share cyber risks without exposing their secrets
A cryptographic technique could let companies prove they're vulnerable to critical flaws without revealing the sensitive data that attackers could exploit.
CyberScoop
Zero-Knowledge Proofs
Detecting Systemic Cyber Vulnerabilities Among Critical Infrastructure Operators
TCIL Technical Note
Protected in Name Only: HIPAA’s Health Data Gap Is Becoming a National Security Risk
Protected health data is only as secure as the system designed to protect it.