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Complex embedded systems pose challenges for cybertesting and vulnerability analysis. Testing system interfaces are not sufficient, and dynamic analysis requires instrumentation that makes the process overly complex. There is an alternative approach: Instrumenting high-fidelity hardware models can offer superior insight into software behavior while also allowing the simulation to be recorded, paused, inspected, and reversed.

Mike Thompson Research Associate Naval Postgraduate School

Hans Weggeman Field Application Engineer Wind River

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Mike Thompson is a Research Associate at the Naval Postgraduate School. Mike is the lead developer of the RESim reverse engineering platform, which grew out of his work as a member of the competition infrastructure development team for DARPA's Cyber Grand Challenge. He is the lead developer for the Labtainers cyber lab exercise platform and for the CyberCIEGE educational video game. Mike has decades of experience developing products for software vulnerability analysis, cybersecurity education and high assurance trusted platforms.

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Mike Thompson Research Associate, Naval Postgraduate School

Hans Weggeman is a Field Application Engineer for the Aerospace & Defense Industry at Wind River. He specializes in Radar, DSP, Cryptography, and Control & System Theory. He has extensive experience with control systems, real time operating systems (RTOS), and networking from his previous roles at industry leaders such as Raytheon, General Dynamics, and Kongsberg Maritime. He is passionate about technology, investing, social web development, IOT Building, and beer brewing.

Hans Weggeman Field Application Engineer, Wind River