| A Trend Analysis and Technology Application of Defense Technology Protection |
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Hyo Keun Lee, Woon Soon Lee, Yoo Jin Oh, ShinSuk Park |
1Hanwha Corporation Defence R&D Center, Ammunition System Department
2School of Mechanical Engineering, Korea University |
| 방위산업 기술보호 동향분석 및 기법적용 |
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이효근, 이운순, 오유진, 박신석 |
1(주)한화 종합연구소 화력연구센터
2고려대학교 기계공학부 |
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| Abstract |
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The defense industry has become a global industry, and military technology is actively being traded between countries to increase their military capabilities. The Republic of Korea has been ranked one of the top 10 countries for exports of military technology. To maintain competitive advantages in the global defense industry, it is essential to protect key technologies employed by exported weapon systems. Various techniques have been developed for protection of confidential technologies in weapon systems, and the U.S. DoD has been leading the development of the protection techniques. This paper reviews current anti-tampering techniques that prevent leakage of key technology from weapon exportation or pillage. Based on the protection techniques employed by the U.S. DoD Anti-Tamper Executive Agent, this paper suggests novel design methods for protection of confidential technologies. The proposed design methods were tested on an actual weapon system. |
| Key Words:
Defense Technology Protection, Anti-Tampering, Core Technology Leakage Prevention, ATEA(Anti-Tamper Executive Agency) |
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