Cyber-Physical Resilience
Our cyber-physical resilience technologies leverage simulations, attack emulation, and artificial intelligence to make critical systems more adaptable to fight through cyberattacks, ensuring systems remain operational in contested situations.
Securing Essential Systems
Our cyber-physical security technologies enhance the resilience of unmanned vehicles, robotic systems, and industrial controls, improving reliability, adaptability, and uninterrupted performance even during attack.
Adaptive AI Defense
Machine learning and AI driven defenses dynamically identify and mitigate evolving threats.
Impact-Centric Analytics
Advanced analytics assess the severity, scope, and cascading effects of cyberattacks, providing clear insights to guide actions towards the safest operation decisions.
Mission-Critical Defense
Our cyber-physical defense systems are designed to retain functionality of critical systems even when partially compromised, mitigating disruptions to the mission.
Safeguarding Against Cyber Threats
Integer’s cyber-physical resilience technologies protect critical systems — including unmanned vehicles, robotic systems, and industrial controls — against evolving cyber threats. Our technology identifies vulnerabilities, assesses operational impacts, and deploys adaptive, targeted defenses.
Context-aware mechanisms enable dynamic prioritization of mission-critical operations, ensuring continuity and resilience in contested, resource-constrained environments. Decision support tools, with advanced analytics and AI, enhance system adaptability to sustain performance across diverse mission scenarios.
Integer uses a consequence-driven approach to cyber-physical resilience that maintains operational capability and ensures mission reliability of critical systems in a rapidly changing threat environment.
Simulating Cyber Resilience
Our cyber-physical resilience technologies leverage simulations, attack emulation, and artificial intelligence to make critical systems more adaptable to fight through cyberattacks, ensuring systems remain operational in contested situations.
Capabilities
Unmanned Systems
We develop tools to coordinate autonomous systems and provide better and faster decisions responsive to mission objectives and true field conditions.
Sensors and Perception
We provide multi-modal, optionally passive sensing systems for manned and unmanned platform navigation, collision avoidance, target identification, and situational awareness.
Power and Energy Systems
We create predictive energy management systems and offer high-speed decision aids to operators of power and energy equipment.
Advanced Manufacturing
We apply digital engineering tools to optimize manufacturing processes and improve the speed, quality, and cost of advanced systems and materials fabrication.
Cyber-Physical Resilience
We use simulations, machine learning, and artificial intelligence to make embedded systems more resilient against cyberattacks.
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