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Appendix J: Research in Information System Security and Survivability Funded by NSA and DARPA
Pages 298-299

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... . Heterogeneity Preferential Replication/Lifespan, Architectural/Software Diversity, Path Diversity, Randomized Compilation, Secure Heterogeneous Environments NSA R2 = 0 projects; DARPA ITO = 2 projects Static Resource Allocation Hardware Technology NSA R2 = 1 project; DARPA ITO = 0 projects Dynamic Resource Allocation Detect & Respond to Attacks/Malfunctions, Dynamic Quality of Services, Active Packet/Node Networks, Dynamic Security Management NSA R2 = 3 projects; DARPA ITO = 12 projects Redundancy Replication NSA R2 = 0 projects; DARPA ITO = 3 projects 298
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... Useful? Santa Monica, CA: RAND National Defense Research Institute, in press.
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