Our
projects with federal agencies include:
- Nationwide
Health Infrastructure
This project develops test materials to advance the adoption of
HIT standards and implementation.
Sponsor: Department of Health
and Human Services, Office of the National Coordinator
- Software
Assurance (SA) Metrics and Tool Evaluation
This project develops tests to measure the correctness of SA tools
and to identify deficiencies.
Sponsor: Department of Homeland
Security
- HAVA
Voting Support
This project provides support to the EAC's Technical Guidelines
Development Committee in developing voluntary voting standards.
Sponsor: Election Assistance
Commission
- National
Software Reference Library
This project provides a repository of known
software, file profiles, and file signatures for use by law enforcement
organizations in computer forensics investigations.
Sponsor: National Institute of Justice, with cooperation
from other law enforcement agencies such as the FBI's Computer
Analysis Response Team and DoD's Defense Computer Forensics Laboratory.
- Computer
Forensics Tools Verification
This project develops a testing program,
including the test methodology, process, and tests, for software
tools used in the investigations of computer-related crimes produce
valid results.
Sponsor: National Institute of Justice, with cooperation
from other law enforcement agencies such as the FBI's Computer
Analysis Response Team and DoD's Defense Computer Forensics Laboratory.
- Presidentical
Electronic Records and Archives
This project develops and applies technologies that can be used
in the electronic records processing of Presidential papers, e.g.,
filtering and identifying file types. As a possible solution, the
National Software Reference Library (NSRL) is being used to identify
executive software and flag irrelevant software.
Sponsor: National Archives and Records Administration (NARA).
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