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Domain 26 · Strategic Collaboration

Homeland Security R&D

Research, prototyping and technology development for security missions.

Overview

What this domain means

When existing technology does not meet a requirement, BHS researches and builds it. Homeland Security R&D spans security research, technology development and prototyping across AI, CBRN, cybersecurity, digital forensics, sensors, command-and-control and emerging technologies.

Security challenges

What organizations are up against

  • Threats evolving faster than procurement cycles.
  • Moving from concept to validated, deployable capability.
  • Protecting research and intellectual property.
  • Keeping research aligned with operational need.

BHS capabilities

What BHS provides in this domain

Capability areas BHS works across. Scope is defined per engagement, against the operational requirement.

  • Security research
  • Technology R&D
  • Prototyping
  • AI
  • CBRN
  • Cybersecurity
  • Digital forensics
  • Sensors
  • C2
  • Emerging technologies

How BHS works

From assessment to operational capability

01

Technology

BHS-developed technology and prototypes across its research areas.

02

Consulting

Technology assessment and requirement definition.

03

Integration

BHS integrates new capability with existing systems for trials and deployment.

04

R&D

Research, concept, prototype, validation, productization and deployment — see BHS R&D.

Who needs it

Organizations this domain serves

Typical organizations with requirements in this domain.

  • Governments
  • Defence and security organizations
  • Research institutions
  • Industry

Related BHS products

Technology that applies here

See also: BHS R&D / Innovation

Discuss Your Requirement

Tell us what you need to secure in homeland security r&d. Our teams can help assess the challenge, design the capability, integrate the technology or develop a solution where required.