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Cyber Resiliency for Fog and Edge Computing Devices

In short: This topic is intended for technology proven ready to move directly into a Phase II. Therefore, a Phase I award is not required. The offeror is required to provide detailed documentation in the Direct to Phase II proposal which demonstrates accomplishment of a "Phase I-like" effort, including a feasibility study.

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AgencyDepartment of War (DoD) · USAF
ProgramSTTR
PhasePhase II
Topic numberDAF27TZ01-DV002
Solicitation27.TZ
Release dateOct 7, 2026
Open dateOct 28, 2026
Close dateNov 25, 2026
Status on SBIR.govOpen
DSIP statusPre-Release
CMMC level (DSIP)Level 2 (Self)

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Full description (from SBIR.gov)

This topic is intended for technology proven ready to move directly into a Phase II. Therefore, a Phase I award is not required. The offeror is required to provide detailed documentation in the Direct to Phase II proposal which demonstrates accomplishment of a "Phase I-like" effort, including a feasibility study. This feasibility study should include an approach, architecture and previous demonstration of a limited-scope prototype with the ability to prevent or mitigate a single class of cyber-attacks on an edge-node device, embedded device, or a similar device. The approach should be capable of scaling to a large of number of edge-nodes and have the ability to autonomously detect and respond to an attack.

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Technology areas: Cybersecurity · Data analytics & software

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