Many software applications run on “least privilege,” which means that software only receives minimal access to hardware, other applications, and other system resources.

We look at how photogrammetric high-speed camera missions capture sixdegree-of-freedom motion data that enable completion of airborne certification programs.

Cyber has emerged as a new warfighting domain.

merging mission requirements from global defense forces are driving new programs and applications for Unmanned Underwater Vehicle (UUV) platforms.

Paul Davis looks at how it’s now possible to design digital data recorders that can absorb upwards of 6 GB per second of streaming data, 400 percent more bandwidth then the fastest SFPDP recorder could handle.

Mike MacPherson looks at where that budget will be spent and what areas may present opportunities for designers to innovate to close current and future technology gaps.

We look at the hardware features built-in to the most popular defense and aerospace processor architectures to ensure the continued cyber security of a trusted computing system.

Steve Edwards looks at how Trusted Boot is a key strategy for ensuring the trustworthiness of an embedded computing system against cyber attacks.