The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign has been awarded an $18.7 million Air Force contract to develop a cybersecurity research system.
The university will develop a Cyber-Physical Experimentation Environment (CEER) for a Rapid Attack Detection, Isolation Characterization Systems (RADICS) software system, according to the Department of Defense contract announcement.
The university will "provide research, development and demonstration of a CEER hardware and software system to enable RADICS research, development, testing and evaluation," the agency said.
The Air Force Research Laboratory contract is scheduled for completion by August 2020.
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