NATIONAL SECURITY TECHNOLOGY

Brand Owner Address Description
NATIONAL SECURITY TECHNOLOGY ACCELERATOR Defense Energy Center Of Excellence 2221 South Clark St Arlington VA 22202 NATIONAL SECURITY TECHNOLOGY;Technology consultation in the field of defense and national security technology including energy, aerospace, cybersecurity and biotech; Technology consultation in the field of existing technology related problem sets, related ideation activities to identify solutions, and technology prospecting services to locate technology solutions; Technology testing for new product prototype development; Authentication in the field of technology for prototype development and commercialization; Quality control for others related to prototype development; Science and technology services in the nature of prospecting, vetting and prototyping defense and national security technology in the fields of energy, aerospace, modeling, simulation, training, cybersecurity and biotech; Technical project studies, namely, feasibility studies for new technology capabilities, technology landscape assessments, and user innovator design thinking reports; Research and development of new products for others; Scientific research; Technical research in the fields of energy, aerospace, modeling, simulation, training, cybersecurity and biotech; none of the foregoing used in connection with computer hardware meant to increase the speed of computer processes;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. Disclosed is one method and one apparatus which teach improved techniques in equipping an RFID with security measure. Conventionally an RFID is employed basically to replace the usage of an infrared bar-code label thereby to supply electronic or digital signature and identification. In this sense, the traditional RFID technology is in lack of security and an RFID can be tampered with in an arbitrary manner not to cause an alert. This is no longer true if an RFID is endowed with security. In this invention an RFID, either an active or a passive device, has the ability to memorize its original spatial position so that if the position is changed without authority, an alarm signal is generated.