Syndrome Scientific Cyber Tech is divided into three areas of research. Software, hardware, and integration. Lead by the Cyber Technology Director of Operations Barry Pine, the three subdivisions are taking the lead to defend and define the electronic battlefield of the future.
Software
Software development continues to evolve as hardware and uses progress. Using machine learning and adaptive software, our code has the ability to self evolve to meet defined needs. An evolving electronic battlefield requires software to compensate faster than the adversary can attack vulnerabilities. Identification, quarantine, and exploitation of the newest software viruses, worms, security holes, back doors, and other vulnerabilities requires novel approaches to combat these threats.
Hardware
Hardware research is pushing the physical limits of computing power. By changing the paradigm of standard processors, Syndrome Scientific is able to leverage adaptive software, and open the possibilities to new computing methods. Venturing into optical, biological, neural, and quantum computing enables Syndrome Scientific to lead the cutting edge in hardware processing power.
Integration
Integration of our Software and Hardware divisions provides the conduit for novel approaches to data manipulation and modeling. Cyber security, digital battlefront, and scientific research can be enhanced by shifting the viewpoint, and approaching old problems from a new vantage.
