md5hack-apr18.devpost.comMD5 Physical Cyber Hackathon : Develop new prototypes to enhance cyber security of physical control

We've detected that you are using an unsupported browser. Please upgrade your browser to Internet Explorer 10 or higher. Log in Sign up Hackathons Projects For organizations Hackathons Projects For organizations Log in Sign up Descend Home Participants (146) Rules Submissions Updates Discussions This hackathon has ended. Discover more exciting hackathons like this one View the winners University Colorado Boulder - Idea Forge & University of Nebraska Omaha- PKI Tell your friends Questions? Email the hackathon manager $ 45,000 in prizes MD5 Follow-on Award (3) Receive up for $15K to advance your concept in collaboration with MD5. Potential for multiple winners. Partners Join our Spark Room Join our Spark Room to connect with Mentors during the hackathon Develop new prototypes to enhance cyber security of physical control systems. Bringing together practitioners, technologists, developers, academia, industry partners and the military to build and demonstrate product prototypes that enhance the security of cyber physical systems (CPS). Physical systems include all sorts of connected controllers that are necessary to run applications such as building controls, medical systems, military bases and utilities. Challenge area experts and technical mentors will be available to work with teams on their concepts. In addition, a building control system testbed and network capture data sets will be available for concept development and demonstration. The data sets will include network traffic from the Internet Protocol network and multiple serial protocol networks captured during normal operation and while the system is experiencing different types of cyber attacks. This event will be held simultaneously at the CU Boulder and UN Omaha locations. View full rules Eligibility Participants: open to all individuals (over 18 years in age). Teams are welcome, but each member needs to register as an individual. Must participate in person at either the Boulder or Omaha location, and also register for a location ticket on Eventbrite (see how to enter). Winning teams receive the opportunity for funding for further development or demonstration; any recipient of funding must have the ability to legally perform work for such further funding in the United States of America. How to enter This is an in-person event, with two locations to join for the action. To participate, you'll aslo need to register on Evenbrite (pick the one for your selected location). Boulder, CO CU Boulder Eventbrite Omaha, NE UNO Eventbrite To be considered for judging, all concepts need to be submitted on Devpost along with identifying your team members. Judges BG Michael Willis Colorado National Guard COL John Harris NORTHCOM John Palumbo STRATCOM Dan Massey CU Boulder Terry Reinhart Nebraska Applied Research Institute Erik Thomson Zayo Group Douglas Rausch Bellevue University Anthony Thompson Introspective Networks Ron Indeck QNET Security Judging Criteria Impact Potential impact of proposed solution on physical cyber security. Customer Validation Has the team demonstrated that they are making something end users need and will use? Demonstration Is the team able to demonstrate a functional solution? Is the demo working in a representative test environment? Viability Viability of bringing solution to market. How clearly does the team articulate the path forward? How well are the risks scoped? Devpost About Careers Contact Hackathons Browse hackathons Explore projects Help For Organizations Host an in-person hackathon Host an online hackathon Hackathon best practices Connect Legal Privacy policy Community Guidelines Terms of service...