The Keyw Corporation

Termysequence LLC

Eamon F Walsh

Carol O Lloyd

Chris Fanning

Chad Caison

Tejas Hemant Patel

A system for terminal emulation includes a first processor, a first terminal emulator being addressable by a first identifier, and a first router incorporated into the first terminal emulator. The system also includes a second processor, a second terminal emulator being addressable by a second identifier, and a second router incorporated into the second terminal emulator. A first bidirectional connection exists between the first terminal emulator and the second terminal emulator. A first terminal is addressable by the second terminal emulator via a third identifier over a second bidirectional connection. A second terminal is addressable by the second terminal emulator via a fourth identifier over a third bidirectional connection. The first and second routers facilitate communication between the first terminal emulator and both the first terminal and the second terminal via the first bidirectional connection via the first identifier, the second identifier, the third identifier, and/or the fourth identifier.

Systems and methods for terminal emulation and terminal emulators

Disclosed herein are systems and methods to integrate and manage a computer network operations (CNO) infrastructure. A framework may include CNO applications that are used to find a target computer system, breach the target, extract data therefrom and analyze the data. A CNO organization in a secure network can use the framework to maintain, manage and monitor CNO applications in an unsecured network without compromising security from counter-attacks. The framework remains engaged with targeted computer systems during routine maintenance, management and monitoring processes to mitigate loss of mission opportunities. The framework utilizes virtual instances to provision CNO capabilities for missions operations that couple the secure and unsecured networks in an asynchronous manner while allowing bidirectional communications between the framework and computers on their respective network. Consequently, the framework secures a CNO infrastructure while mitigating loss mission opportunities and vulnerabilities from adversaries.

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Eamon F Walsh