Information survivability for evolvable and adaptable real-time command and control systems

Abstract

MITRE's Evolvable Real-Time C3 (Command, Control, and Communications) project has developed an approach that would enable current real-time systems to evolve into the systems of the future. This paper first summarizes the design and implementation of an infrastructure for an evolvable real-time C3 system. Then, a detailed discussion of the infrastructure requirements for a survivable real-time C3 system is presented. Finally security issues for survivability, as well as open implementation of the infrastructure, are described. In particular, adaptable middleware for survivable systems is discussed.

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