IAI Subsidiary Custodio Wins Project for Singaporean Cybersecurity Program
The project is to develop and deploy a smart platform for the analysis, learning and investigation of digital crime. It will leverage Custodio's next-generation cyber analysis platform that reduces the time and effort needed to investigate cyber-security incidents and identify the DNA of advanced persistent threats
IsraelDefense
| 26/04/2020
Photo: IAI
Israel Aerospace Industries announced on April 23 that IAI ELTA's Singaporean cyber subsidiary, Custodio Technologies, together with Singapore’s Institute of Technology (SIT) and in collaboration with the Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA) and the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), have been awarded a project as part of the city-state's National Cybersecurity R&D Programme.
The 2-year project, named "SLADE: Smart Learning Analytics for Digital Crime", aims to research, design, develop and deploy a smart platform for the analysis, learning and investigation of digital crimes, helping investigators overcome the challenges of modern cybercrime investigation and digital evidence analysis.
The project will leverage on Custodio's locally developed, next generation cyber analysis platform – CyVestiGO. Commercially available and operationally deployed, CyVestiGO aids cyber operators and analysts to reduce the time and efforts needed to investigate cyber-security incidents and identify the DNA of Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs). While successfully helping the enterprise world tackle its increasing cyber-security challenges, CyVestiGo is also an integral part of the global offering of IAI's global offering of national level cyber-security centers and is being deployed in IAI's projects around the world.
Custodio's director of research and development, Alvin Cheng, said "Custodio is honored to be awarded with this unique project. We are excited to harness our cyber incident response knowledge and locally developed technology, together with our partners and collaborators in SIT, DSTA and MHA, to tackle the challenges of digital and cybercrime investigations. Our goal is to help law enforcement agencies around the word to effectively combat cybercrime and successfully prosecute those who choose to use technology against us and our communities."
The project is to develop and deploy a smart platform for the analysis, learning and investigation of digital crime. It will leverage Custodio's next-generation cyber analysis platform that reduces the time and effort needed to investigate cyber-security incidents and identify the DNA of advanced persistent threats
Photo: IAI
Israel Aerospace Industries announced on April 23 that IAI ELTA's Singaporean cyber subsidiary, Custodio Technologies, together with Singapore’s Institute of Technology (SIT) and in collaboration with the Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA) and the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), have been awarded a project as part of the city-state's National Cybersecurity R&D Programme.
The 2-year project, named "SLADE: Smart Learning Analytics for Digital Crime", aims to research, design, develop and deploy a smart platform for the analysis, learning and investigation of digital crimes, helping investigators overcome the challenges of modern cybercrime investigation and digital evidence analysis.
The project will leverage on Custodio's locally developed, next generation cyber analysis platform – CyVestiGO. Commercially available and operationally deployed, CyVestiGO aids cyber operators and analysts to reduce the time and efforts needed to investigate cyber-security incidents and identify the DNA of Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs). While successfully helping the enterprise world tackle its increasing cyber-security challenges, CyVestiGo is also an integral part of the global offering of IAI's global offering of national level cyber-security centers and is being deployed in IAI's projects around the world.
Custodio's director of research and development, Alvin Cheng, said "Custodio is honored to be awarded with this unique project. We are excited to harness our cyber incident response knowledge and locally developed technology, together with our partners and collaborators in SIT, DSTA and MHA, to tackle the challenges of digital and cybercrime investigations. Our goal is to help law enforcement agencies around the word to effectively combat cybercrime and successfully prosecute those who choose to use technology against us and our communities."
