Biologically Inspired Tactical Security Infrastructure

Biologically Inspired Tactical Security Infrastructure (BITSI) is a system to detect and repair computer damage in the battlespace.[1][2][3]

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Professor Continues Research Of Biologically-Inspired Tactical Security Infrastructure For Military Computing And Disaster Relief Operations
Biologically Inspired Security Infrastructure for Tactical Environments
Securing MANETs with BITSI: danger theory and mission continuity

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Biologically Inspired Tactical Security Infrastructure

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