The Cyber-Resilience Forum (CRF) provides a trusted venue for government, industry, and academic participants to explore the next frontiers of resilient-by-design systems—those engineered under the assumption of breach to withstand attacks, recover, and sustain critical operations while minimizing impacts on U.S. critical infrastructure. The forum highlights the urgent need for investment in research and development of resilience-focused engineering principles, tools, and design strategies that enable self-healing, adaptive, and assured systems.
Led by the Manoa IndoPacific CyberSecurity Institute (MIPCI) at the University of Hawaii, and supported by the National Science Foundation (NSF), the forum, hosted by MITRE, fosters dialogue, identifies gaps, and shapes the R&D agenda that will guide the next generation of cyber-resilient systems. Participants represent a diverse community, including government officials, chief information security officers, academic researchers, engineers, policy makers, system administrators, consultants, vendors, software developers, and cybersecurity practitioners.
The agenda for this upcoming Forum will be posted on this Cyber-Resilience Forum registration page shortly.
Registration for Foreign Nationals without a Green Card closes two weeks before the event.
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https://na.eventscloud.com/website/89704/
