Cyber Operations

Cyber-Physical Systems & IoT Hardware Security Unit

Protecting connected devices, embedded systems, and operational technology from compromise, disruption, and cascading humanitarian risk.

Overview

Securing Connected Infrastructure

This unit focuses on the security of cyber-physical environments where software, sensors, firmware, and hardware directly affect real-world systems. Its work addresses device integrity, embedded exploitation pathways, and operational resilience across humanitarian, civic, and critical-use deployments.

From field-deployed IoT platforms to industrial control components and smart infrastructure, the unit helps identify weaknesses before they can be weaponized against communities, responders, or partner institutions.

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Capabilities

Core Security Functions

Embedded Threat Review

Assessment of firmware, device logic, and hardware attack surfaces that could enable persistence, manipulation, or covert access.

OT and Field Resilience

Evaluation of connected operational systems used in logistics, monitoring, communications, and mission-critical field environments.

Supply Chain Assurance

Analysis of component trust, procurement exposure, and device lifecycle risks affecting secure deployment at scale.

Support

Help Strengthen Digital Resilience

Support mission-driven research, field readiness, and secure technology practices that protect vulnerable populations and critical humanitarian operations.

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