Cobham
’s North American subsidiary
has been awarded an R&D contract worth $8.6m (£6.02m) by the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (
DARPA) to develop cybersecurity test and evaluation technology for the
programme.
According to Cobham, there are tens of thousands of reported attacks and breaches of government and private computer systems each year.
DARPA will create and operate the
Cobham, headquartered in Wimborne, Dorset, will work with DARPA and lead a team of commercial, defence and academic organisations to provide solutions that enable protection of US cyber resources through in-depth analysis, test, and evaluation within the
.
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