DARPA: Information Innovation Office (I20) Office-Wide

Information Innovation Office (I20) Office-Wide has the below topic areas of interest:

• secure cloud computing systems
• software code with mathematically provable security properties
• automated cyber security systems
• preserving security on untrustworthy computational infrastructure
• insider threat detection and response
• maintaining security and mission effectiveness of systems after attack, including detection, cleanup, and reconstitution
• computational tools and scalable algorithms
• advanced user interfaces
• pre-processing technology for data sets, including those that are corrupted, incomplete, or disaggregated
• processing and computational approaches (including, but not limited to, novel algorithm design, natural language processing, and architecture systems) for data sets that may be multimodal, realtime-streamed, or on a scale for which storage is infeasible
• algorithm development for analysis of dynamic, unlinked and scripted content
• tools to draw inferences, deduce relationships, make correlations or detect anomalies working solely from data sets that are weak proxies for the underlying quantities of
• interest
• fusion of data from varied modalities ranging from traditional overhead sensing to open source data
• automated language translation and understanding
• fundamental science and mathematics supporting data analytics including:
• mathematical properties of graphs
• online correlation for societal unrest
• virtual and blended worlds
• machine-to-machine internet-of-things
• tools to assist emerging technologies in:
• virtuality and immersivity
• ubiquitous sensing
• persuasion and cognitive hacking
• social multimedia
• hypercomputing
• environment modeling and reconstruction
• crowd-sourced approaches to data processing
• modeling of human activity and proclivities
• analytics of economic systems
• technologies for scalable education and training
• electronic warfare and cyber systems
• biometrics and provenance
• online information validation and evidence collection
• resilient command and control systems, including secure information exchange
• assured information access
• privacy science and systems
• semantic analysis
• programming languages

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