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Lockheed Martin Releases New Model For Evaluating Weapon Systems’ Cyber Resiliency

Lockheed Martin Releases New Model For Evaluating Weapon Systems’ Cyber Resiliency
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Lockheed Martin [LMT] on Tuesday released a new model for evaluating cyber resiliency of weapon systems and establishing mitigation plans for improving the digital security of legacy systems and new programs.  The company’s Cyber Resiliency Level (CRL) model encompasses a scale for identifying a platform’s vulnerabilities based on experiences across its weapons programs as well as a database for metrics and requirements that will be made available to military customers.  “This is the first model I’ve seen that’s directly focused…

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