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Press Release

Skaion Participates in Conference on Intelligence Analysis

NORTH CHELMSFORD, Ma. - May 8, 2005 - Skaion Corporation recently took part in IA'2005, the First International Conference on Intelligence Analysis. Sponsored by the Office of the Assistant Director of Central Intelligence for Analysis and Production, IA'2005 was intended to report fundamental, novel, and operationally significant advances in the art of intelligence analysis and the associated science and technology support from national, military, academic and competitive intelligence communities.

Skaion's contribution included a paper in the conference's poster session by Skaion Senior Research Analyst Ross Stapleton-Gray, Ph.D., on "analysis of analysis," and applying information collection and analysis tools to examine the analyst community itself.

 

About IA'2005

Drawing in excess of 500 participants, IA'2005 was held in McLean, Virginia, May 2-6. The full proceedings of the unclassified portion of the conference are published on the conference Web site: http://analysis.mitre.org

 

About Skaion

Skaion is an information security technology and services company. Its area of expertise is in simulating real-world threats to information systems, modeling attacks, and evaluating defenses. Skaion's technologies synthesize realistic user and network behavior to test working systems, design new defenses, and conduct innovative research. Skaion principals have extensive experience in computer system security, including in both the U.S. military and the private sector. More information is available at www.skaion.com