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U.S. Department Of Energy·Idaho

Open Source Software: Malcolm: Revolutionizing Network Traffic Analysis with Open Source Innovation

Closes 3/15/2026$500k – $2MGrants Notice
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Description

The Department of Energy is announcing the availability of an open-source software called Malcolm, which is designed to enhance network traffic analysis and cybersecurity. Malcolm integrates multiple open-source network analysis tools into a cohesive suite, providing a streamlined solution for capturing, analyzing, and managing network traffic data. The software's ability to parse and enrich network data with additional context transforms complex information into actionable intelligence. Malcolm has several advantages, including ease of deployment, comprehensive analysis, secure and compliant data protection, cost-effectiveness, and specialization for industrial control systems. The software has various applications, including critical infrastructure security, corporate security operations centers, individual cybersecurity researchers, and incident response. • Ease of deployment via Docker containers • Comprehensive analysis through intuitive interfaces • Secure and compliant with industry-standard encryption protocols • Cost-effective as an open-source solution • Specialized for industrial control systems with ongoing development for specific protocol analysis

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Contact

Andrew Rankin

[email protected]

Key dates

Opened
3/15/2024
Closes
3/15/2026

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Details

Type
Grants Notice
Industry
Information Technology and Software Development
NAICS
518210

Budget estimate

$500,000 – $2,000,000

Since the document does not specify a payment amount, we can estimate the potential budget based on the type of project and industry standards. The development and licensing of open-source software like Malcolm may involve costs related to research, development, testing, and maintenance. Assuming the Department of Energy is looking for a partner to commercialize Malcolm, the budget could be in the range of $500,000 to $2,000,000, considering the complexity of the software and the potential applications in critical infrastructure security and cybersecurity.

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