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he U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) recently highlighted eight new cybersecurity technologies that may have potential as commercial products.
According to Networkworld, the DHS’s fourth Cyber Security Division Transition to Practice Technology Guide provides an overview of federally funded security research projects that are ready for commercial testing, licensing or investment. The DHS effort has seen some success since its inception in 2012 — as of January, four of 24 technologies in the program have been licensed, one has been open-sourced and numerous others are in various stages of the licensing process.
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