Cyber Infrastructure Sample Clauses

Cyber Infrastructure. Cyber infrastructure consists of the underlying technologies that are crucial for cyber superiority. The concepts of correctness and acceptability are at the core of cyber infrastructure. Correctness is a theoretical concept motivated by the "computational" side of cyber. Cyber does not exist without computation. Acceptability is the practical side of cyber. It is motivated by the rest of the infrastructure. If infrastructure is defined as being composed of computing, communications, physical, and human components, then correctness is concerned with computing and communications. Acceptability is concerned with the physical and human components.
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Cyber Infrastructure. 4.1.7.1 Research, develop, enhance, and integrate technologies to establish the correctness of cyber infrastructure, including sensors, computers, servers, networks, and systems. Include both the correctness of systems that are built from scratch and systems whose correctness needs to be established after the fact.
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