Cybersecurity and anti-tamper controls require significant attention for any aerospace and defense weapons system. Meeting NIST 800-53 Risk Management Framework (RMF) controls is a significant challenge and requires a knowledgeable, available, and well-funded security engineering team.
The Wind River® acquisition of Star Lab combines proven anti-tamper and cybersecurity software for Linux from Star Lab with market-leading embedded software solutions for the intelligent edge from Wind River. Together, the Wind River–Star Lab product portfolio can meet the demanding aerospace and defense (A&D) requirements by protecting classified and/or sensitive data at rest, delivering secure embedded systems, protecting communication between devices and across systems, safeguarding them over time, and responding quickly as new threats emerge.
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