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DHS Publishes Guide For Cyber Technology Commercialization

Defense Daily Staff

Tuesday, August 6th, 2013

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DHS Publishes Guide For Cyber Technology Commercialization

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has published its first guide of technologies that are ready, or close to being ready, to transition from federally-funded research programs managed by the Energy Department’s national laboratories into the commercial sector. The Cyber Security Transition to Practice (TTP) program and the new guide stem from a White House initiative aimed at accelerating the transition of cyber security research to deployment and commercial products. The program is managed by the Cyber Security Division of…

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