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1. Collaborative Hyper-Enabled Operations in Contested Environments (CHOICE)

Author

Consortium for Robotics and Unmanned Systems Education and Research (CRUSER), Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.), Kaminer, Isaac, Monarrez, Aurelio, Lukefahr, Joseph, Consortium for Robotics and Unmanned Systems Education and Research (CRUSER), Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.), Kaminer, Isaac, Monarrez, Aurelio, and Lukefahr, Joseph

Published
2023

2. UxS Manned/Unmanned Secure Teaming Platform Evaluation in Contested Littoral Environments

Author

Consortium for Robotics and Unmanned Systems Education and Research (CRUSER), Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.), Hale, Britta, Monarrez, Aurelio, Lukefahr, Joseph, Consortium for Robotics and Unmanned Systems Education and Research (CRUSER), Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.), Hale, Britta, Monarrez, Aurelio, and Lukefahr, Joseph

Published
2023

3. UxS Manned/Unmanned Secure Teaming Platform Evaluation in Contested Littoral Environments

Author

Hale, Britta, Monarrez, Aurelio, Lukefahr, Joseph, Consortium for Robotics and Unmanned Systems Education and Research (CRUSER), and Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.)

Abstract

Seed Research Program 2023. A Quad, describing CRUSER Seed Research Program funded research. CRUSER Funded Research FY23 Funded Research Proposal Consortium for Robotics and Unmanned Systems Education and Research (CRUSER)

Published
2023

4. Service-oriented access control

Author

Lukefahr, Joseph W., Volpano, Dennis, Xie, Geoffrey, and Computer Science

Subjects
data communications, network service, network design, network security, network management, computer network, network access control
Abstract

As networks grow in complexity and data breaches become more costly, network administrators need better tools to help design networks that provide service-level availability while restricting unauthorized access. Current research, specifically in declarative network management, has sought to address this problem but fails to bridge the gap between service-level requirements and low-level configuration directives. We introduce service-oriented access control, an approach that frames the problem in terms of maintaining service-level paths between users and applications. We show its use in several scenarios involving tactical networks typically seen in the military’s field artillery community. http://archive.org/details/serviceorientedc1094543948 Captain, United StatesMarine Corps Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.

Published
2014

5. NPS Naval Research Program USV ASW Employment, June 1 – 30, 2014

Author

Luqi, Bellili, Mongi, Branham, Andrew R., Galinski, Jonathan J., Gray, Matthew D., Johns, Seneca R., Korzatkowski, Jeffrey, Nelson, Sean M., Patterson, Isaac T., Taylor, Jay B., Alexander, Daniel R., Beachy, Alexander J., Carthon, Brian, Claflin, Jamie S., Corney, Joshua, Fortner, Scott T., Lukefahr, Joseph W., Mcbride, Daniel C., Miller, Paxton L., Rye, Erik C., Schnetzler, Aaron., Turner, Mark J., Woods, Clinton M., Naval Postgraduate School, Naval Research Program, and Graduate School of Operations and Information Science (GSOIS)

Abstract

Naval Research Program NPS Naval Research Program; Sponsor POC: CDR Eric Lednicky; NPS POC: CAPT Jeff Hyink JON: W4V05

Published
2014

6. Service-oriented access control

Author

Volpano, Dennis, Xie, Geoffrey, Computer Science, Lukefahr, Joseph W., Volpano, Dennis, Xie, Geoffrey, Computer Science, and Lukefahr, Joseph W.

Abstract

As networks grow in complexity and data breaches become more costly, network administrators need better tools to help design networks that provide service-level availability while restricting unauthorized access. Current research, specifically in declarative network management, has sought to address this problem but fails to bridge the gap between service-level requirements and low-level configuration directives. We introduce service-oriented access control, an approach that frames the problem in terms of maintaining service-level paths between users and applications. We show its use in several scenarios involving tactical networks typically seen in the military’s field artillery community.

Published
2014

7. NPS Naval Research Program USV ASW Employment, June 1 – 30, 2014

Author

Naval Postgraduate School, Naval Research Program, Graduate School of Operations and Information Science (GSOIS), Luqi, Bellili, Mongi, Branham, Andrew R., Galinski, Jonathan J., Gray, Matthew D., Johns, Seneca R., Korzatkowski, Jeffrey, Nelson, Sean M., Patterson, Isaac T., Taylor, Jay B., Alexander, Daniel R., Beachy, Alexander J., Carthon, Brian, Claflin, Jamie S., Corney, Joshua, Fortner, Scott T., Lukefahr, Joseph W., Mcbride, Daniel C., Miller, Paxton L., Rye, Erik C., Schnetzler, Aaron., Turner, Mark J., Woods, Clinton M., Naval Postgraduate School, Naval Research Program, Graduate School of Operations and Information Science (GSOIS), Luqi, Bellili, Mongi, Branham, Andrew R., Galinski, Jonathan J., Gray, Matthew D., Johns, Seneca R., Korzatkowski, Jeffrey, Nelson, Sean M., Patterson, Isaac T., Taylor, Jay B., Alexander, Daniel R., Beachy, Alexander J., Carthon, Brian, Claflin, Jamie S., Corney, Joshua, Fortner, Scott T., Lukefahr, Joseph W., Mcbride, Daniel C., Miller, Paxton L., Rye, Erik C., Schnetzler, Aaron., Turner, Mark J., and Woods, Clinton M.

Published
2014

8. Service-oriented access control

Author

Volpano, Dennis, Xie, Geoffrey, Computer Science, Lukefahr, Joseph W., Volpano, Dennis, Xie, Geoffrey, Computer Science, and Lukefahr, Joseph W.

Abstract

As networks grow in complexity and data breaches become more costly, network administrators need better tools to help design networks that provide service-level availability while restricting unauthorized access. Current research, specifically in declarative network management, has sought to address this problem but fails to bridge the gap between service-level requirements and low-level configuration directives. We introduce service-oriented access control, an approach that frames the problem in terms of maintaining service-level paths between users and applications. We show its use in several scenarios involving tactical networks typically seen in the military’s field artillery community., http://archive.org/details/serviceorientedc1094543948, Captain, United StatesMarine Corps, Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.

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