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Sarah McKeown has advice for students considering a MITRE internship: "I'd say go for it! There's a lot of opportunity to do what you're really interested in. You get to develop substantive skills and feel like you're contributing to something important every day. From day one, you're part of the team."
MITRE evaluated 21 cybersecurity products against the tactics and techniques used by APT29, a group that analysts believe operates on behalf of the Russian government and compromised the Democratic National Committee starting in 2015. We’re arming end users with objective insights into how those products detect known adversary behavior.
Cassandra Okechukwu says that one of her favorite things about working at MITRE is that it's a place where people can put initiatives into place quickly, which is important when trying to help those left behind by the public health system.
Through our trusted relationships, MITRE is on the front lines of the great power competition. We invite you to learn a few of the ways we're helping our nation win.
We've supported DHS for more than a decade, helping develop capabilities that prevent terrorism, secure the nation’s borders, administer immigration laws, protect cyberspace, and ensure resilience to disasters.
MITRE's response to COVID-19 includes independent research, executive videos, and managing a private sector coalition to help improve health outcomes.
Meet Stephanie Turner, MITRE's new VP for inclusion, diversity, and social innovation.
Learn more about MITRE's work to help the government move faster with acquisition programs and bring new players to the contracting table.
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