In addition to product R&D, another equally important area of focus for Arx Labs is close collaboration with academia. We realize the intimate connection between academic research work and commercially viable products. In light of that motto, TDI has reached out to several institutions of higher education in the larger Washington metro area and engaged with both researchers and students to establish a program of collaboration and mutual benefit. It is our hope that in the very near future, Arx Labs will have established a very robust summer internship program, which will allow students to both continue their advanced academic work (and possibly even earn credit for the internship) and also get exposed to unique requirements of commercially funded R&D. In our view, such programs of mutually-beneficial collaboration serve the interests of both the direct participants and the greater information security community.
Through the efforts of Arx Labs and the rest of the company's highly skilled staff TDI is committed to continue solidifying its position as a leading information assurance services provider, as well as its position of knowledge disseminator for the greater social benefit.
Here is a sampling of TDI’s involvement in the larger Information Security community:
Published Works
Managing Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) in Large Organizations
An Introduction to IDS; Road Warriors: Be Careful Out There
Business Continuity: Readying for the Unthinkable
PDA Security Policy – Worth Its Weight In Gold
The Evolution of IDS
It’s All in the Planning; Designing Secure Networks Based on the Software Process Model
A Brief History of Network Security & the Need for Host Based IDS
Revealing a Sound Method for Properly Securing a Network by Adhering to the Software Engineering LifeCycle Model
Asynchronous Transfer Mode
The Study & Development of a Real-Time Expert System Software Package for Chemical Batch Production Management
Al-Qaeda in Hacking War Says Head of Security Firm
Securing a Career
Lessons Learned
Forecasting the NASDAQ by Implementing Technical Analysis on a feed-forward Neural Net
Speeches Delivered
Wireless and PDA Security
IDS: From Start to Finish
IDS, IPS, and the Road to Come
Disaster Recovery
Securing Handheld Devices &
Controlling a Remote Workforce
Cyber Security and Terror
Subject Matter Expert Panel: IPS Versus IDS
The Cyber Realm and Terror: A Terrorist's Playground and a Means for Catching Them
IDS &
IPS
Cyber-Terrorism - How America Deals with It
Information Security Life Cycle: Why We Need a Process Model
Good Wireless Personal Area Network (WPAN) Protection: Don't Forget to Brush Your Bluetooth
Experts Panel - Wireless Security: Vulnerabilities and Countermeasures
Wireless Security
Security Issues Using PDA and Wireless Technologies
Preventing IRC Trojans and the Importance of Egress Control
Publications and Audiences
SecurityFocus
Secure Computing Magazine
ComputerWeekly
Montpelier Magazine
Washington Business Journal
European American Computer Audit, Control, and Security Conference
WTOP Interview Federal News
ISACA International Network Security Conference
MIS Training Institute WEBSEC 2006 Conference
ISACA Information Security Management Conference 2005
InternetWorld UK 2005
ISACA International Conference 2005
Contingency Planning & Management West Conference 2005
The North American Computer Audit, Control, and Security Conference
Annual Computer Security Applications Conference (ACSAC)
Information Systems Security Association (ISSA) National Capital Chapter
George Mason University
The Undergraduate Research Journal
Journal of Nucleic Acids Research
