Greg Rice, Participant

Greg Rice is the engineering leader for the Cyber Systems R&D team at Collins Aerospace, where he leads an international team focused on the development of new security technologies in connected aviation systems. Prior to joining Collins, Mr. Rice co-founded True Security, where he led design work on secure, ad-hoc sensor networks for embedded systems and new penetration testing services. Today his primary research interests include multi-level systems, application security, software analysis tools, and building high assurance embedded systems. Mr. Rice’s holds multiple patents in network security mechanisms and intrusion detection and has led the RMF accreditations of embedded systems. His work on the security of avionics has been well recognized; he has served as a subject matter expert on avionics security for the Government Accountability Office and is a frequent conference speaker. Mr. Rice has previously served as PI for multiple S&T programs and today leads innovations and advanced technology development in secure aerospace platforms.

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Scholarly Commons (Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University)
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2025-02-03
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Safety Systems Engineering in Autonomy
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Greg Rice, Participant

Scholarly Commons (Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University)
Safety Systems Engineering in Autonomy
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Greg Rice, Participant

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Abstract

Greg Rice is the engineering leader for the Cyber Systems R&D team at Collins Aerospace, where he leads an international team focused on the development of new security technologies in connected aviation systems. Prior to joining Collins, Mr. Rice co-founded True Security, where he led design work on secure, ad-hoc sensor networks for embedded systems and new penetration testing services. Today his primary research interests include multi-level systems, application security, software analysis tools, and building high assurance embedded systems. Mr. Rice’s holds multiple patents in network security mechanisms and intrusion detection and has led the RMF accreditations of embedded systems. His work on the security of avionics has been well recognized; he has served as a subject matter expert on avionics security for the Government Accountability Office and is a frequent conference speaker. Mr. Rice has previously served as PI for multiple S&T programs and today leads innovations and advanced technology development in secure aerospace platforms.

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