DIA: Distributed Information Assurance in Ballistic Missile Defense Systems using Scalable, Distributed Data Mining Technology

DIA is a Distributed Information Assurance system based on the distributed data mining technology for detecting distributed network attacks and identifying attackers' "signatures" for advanced situational awareness. It offers the many key capabilities including a module for supporting the complete life-cycle of the information assurance management process in a BMDS. The attack detection capabilities include but not limited to:

  • Detect distributed network "signatures" of attackers based on the distributed observations from different nodes in the network.

  • Detect attack patterns on the coalition members in terms of clusters, outliers.

  • Identify statistical properties of attack distribution in order to perform a trend analysis.

  • Detect stealth network probes by attackers and worms

This work is supported by US Department of Missile Defense Agency.

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  31st July, 2009: Agnik wins multi-year contract from Missile Defense Agency.
 
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  9th April, 2009: Complete Innovations, a Canada-based company has entered into an agreement with Agnik.
 
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  15th April, 2008: Sierra Wireless (NASDAQ: SWIR - TSX: SW) and Agnik announce agreement to jointly market Agnik’s MineFleet® predictive vehicle data mining system along with the line of AirLink™ vehicle tracking solutions offered by Sierra Wireless.