1. Mission Partner Environment (MPE) Governance and Task Management
MPE Offsite

2. MPE Governance Questions
What is being governed?
Strategic vision, guidance, policy, capability development, integration, sustainment, standards, and operational employment
What is MPE governance space?
U.S. capability development - daily thought, work and engagement that maintains maturation of the capability – MPE Working Group and Syndicates
MPE engagement in three DoD processes, JCIDS, PPBE, Acquisition – JROC, Three-Star Programmers, ITAB, Integration Board
MPE linkage with JIE – JIE EXCOM
Operational Employment & Mission Partner Coordination – NATO, CCEB, IAV, Other…
Governance versus Task Management
Are new forums required to govern or manage MPE related activities? Maybe –
Caution: New governance begets new process, and process is the enemy of progress

3. MPE & Mission Partner JMEI Template (Part 1) Content Management
“Collection of Willing Nations”
FMN/MPE JMEI Template Management Secretariat Leadership is Rotational and Voluntary
Standing Future Mission Network “Management” Body
The term “Governance” is not applicable or enforceable to this body or to the level of compliance by participants with products agreed upon by this FMN/MPE JMEI Template (Part 1) generation body
Design and Change
Operational Users
Security Board
CIAV influence
Product: FMN/MPE JMEI Template documents
Above this line “governance” is limited to “coalition of the willing”
The US train and equip activities are INFLUENCED (not directed) by products from this not yet formed MPE/FMN Secretariat.
One option is to use the O.S.C.E. organization Rotational and voluntary Secretariat lead as a model for willing nations to participate in meta-FMN JMEI (templates) definition process. Consensus is not the objective.
In the JMEI Template (Part 1) deliberate and coordinated change management environment, formal and permanent leadership by a nation or organization is not a practical option. To avoid political tensions and distractors, an “FMN Secretariat” should not be led by a specific nation or organization….FMN leadership should be a voluntary and temporary to reflect the every changing membership of this “coalition of the willing” coordination effort. Of course it must be hosted some place where national VNCs may meet and collaborate. Evolution and transition of the current mission specific AMN Secretariat to an FMN Secretariat at SHAPE may be an option (as a host site for several practical reasons if a nation NATO is willing to be the host (host does not equate to lead)
VNCs work for their nations, not a supra national body.
Majority may rule…incentive to remain in synch may or may not provide enough influence over national US (and NATO NCS) train and equip priorities and schedules. Those are national sovereign choices.
Based on Figures 6, 7, 9, and 10 of the US FMN 90 Day Study
Red lines are Security related guidance and feedback
Blue lines are JMEI guidance and feedback
Light blue block arrows are FMN/MPE JMEI Template influence paths
All the governance action within the US takes place in the upper left hand corner of this slide. Nations train and equip and conduct “IAV” activities based on their willingness to comply with MPE/ FMN JMIE template products generated by an FMN Secretariat. (Joining, Membership, and Exiting Instructions)
IAV effectiveness is increase many-fold by collaboration and coordination with other IAV-like bodies already in place within other nations and NATO (NCIA is NATO IAV POC).
O.S.C.E. Charter; Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe. Rotational and Volunteer Leadership…”No one nation in charge”.
FMN Secretariat: Meet quarterly as called by volunteer rotational leadership (one year? tenure). Leadership responsible for calling meetings, recording meeting results, archiving and publication of FMN JMEI Template
Membership determined by whomever wishes to contribute a voice to JMEI Template deliberate coordinated change process.
FMN/MPE JMEI Template documents contain the minimum criteria for establishment of a trusted federation of networks at a security classification other than national / NATO Secret. Contents address technical, IA, Security elements of connecting networks as well as criteria for establishing human to human communications by leveraging six core services.
FMN/MPE Secretariat products are not consensus based but any decision to remain static or make and update to FMN/MPE JMEI Template criteria on the part of an individual nation or group of nations must consider the collective impact on ability of any JMEI Template adherent to connect to future coalition events supported by a federation of networks.
Over time the number and identity of FMN/MPE JMEI Template compliant nations will change according to national train and equip priorities vis a vis investment in FMN / MPE JMEI Template criteria compliance.
FMN / MPE MEI Templates inform national “train and equip” governance and resource allocation bodies as well as decision makers.
Event / Mission Leads utilize FMN / MPE JMEI Templates to create specific JMEI tailored for their respective event based on type of activity and task objective, number and nature of coalition participants, Guidance and Intentions, etc.
CIAV within a mission ensures “Do no harm” with regard to ANY changes to any national extension within a specific coalition federation of networks vis a vis ability of coalition forces to support commander’s vision to achieve mission objective. (It is not likely nations will support establishment of as CIAV for an event such as exercises, experiment, test or training event. CIAV activities are and have been accomplished in Initial, Main and Planning Conference venues for these events.)
CIAV within a mission also compares mission threads collected from all network contributing nations to conduct analysis as to how best leverage material and non-materiel DOTMLPF each network contributing nation brings to the mission to support Mission Commander objectives.
CIAV within a mission is staffed by representatives of each network contributing nation plus representative of the mission lead CJTF QH CJ6.
IAV Influence organization and staffing within a nation is up to the nation. Today IAV influence in the US is a combination of JITC and DISA, within NATO it is NCIA.
Event Secretariat is the mechanism via which nations apply to join a coalition federation of networks. The mission specific Secretariat coordinates JMEI compliance assessment with the joining nation, mission lead HQ and nations already participating in a coalition federation of networks. This includes IA and Security accreditation.

4. MPE Mission Partner & Operational Employment Governance Structure
Internal National / NATO NCS Governance
This upper left diagram combines all the National “train and equip” activities described on the preceding slides.
In other words, this is the process and governance by which the US (or other nation) will train and equip US HQs and US joint forces.
Train and equip includes exercises, experiments, test and training events as well as coalition mission experience(s).
FMN/MPE JMEI Template documents
Nation or NATO NCS
Train and Equip
HQs and Forces
National / NATO IAV Influence
Nation or NATO NCS
Train and Equip
HQs and Forces
National / NATO IAV Influence
Nation or NATO NCS
Train and Equip
HQs and Forces
National / NATO IAV Influence
Nation or NATO NCS
Train and Equip
HQs and Forces
National / NATO CIAV Influence
Inter-CIAV Organization Coordination and Collaboration
IAV Influence in US today is staffed by DISA and JITC, within NATO by NCIA
Above this line “governance” is limited to “coalition of the willing”
The term “Governance” applies only within US DoD Processes and Command Structure AND the willingness of US national leadership to comply with FMN/MPE JMEI template criteria during train and equip process
Based on Figures 6, 7, 9, and 10 of the US FMN 90 Day Study
Red lines are Security related guidance and feedback
Blue lines are JMEI guidance and feedback
Light blue block arrows are FMN/MPE JMEI Template influence paths
All the governance action within the US takes place in the upper left hand corner of this slide. Nations train and equip and conduct “IAV” activities based on their willingness to comply with MPE/ FMN JMIE template products generated by an FMN Secretariat. (Joining, Membership, and Exiting Instructions)
IAV effectiveness is increase many-fold by collaboration and coordination with other IAV-like bodies already in place within other nations and NATO (NCIA is NATO IAV POC).
O.S.C.E. Charter; Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe. Rotational and Volunteer Leadership…”No one nation in charge”.
FMN Secretariat: Meet quarterly as called by volunteer rotational leadership (one year? tenure). Leadership responsible for calling meetings, recording meeting results, archiving and publication of FMN JMEI Template
Membership determined by whomever wishes to contribute a voice to JMEI Template deliberate coordinated change process.
FMN/MPE JMEI Template documents contain the minimum criteria for establishment of a trusted federation of networks at a security classification other than national / NATO Secret. Contents address technical, IA, Security elements of connecting networks as well as criteria for establishing human to human communications by leveraging six core services.
FMN/MPE Secretariat products are not consensus based but any decision to remain static or make and update to FMN/MPE JMEI Template criteria on the part of an individual nation or group of nations must consider the collective impact on ability of any JMEI Template adherent to connect to future coalition events supported by a federation of networks.
Over time the number and identity of FMN/MPE JMEI Template compliant nations will change according to national train and equip priorities vis a vis investment in FMN / MPE JMEI Template criteria compliance.
FMN / MPE MEI Templates inform national “train and equip” governance and resource allocation bodies as well as decision makers.
Event / Mission Leads utilize FMN / MPE JMEI Templates to create specific JMEI tailored for their respective event based on type of activity and task objective, number and nature of coalition participants, Guidance and Intentions, etc.
CIAV within a mission ensures “Do no harm” with regard to ANY changes to any national extension within a specific coalition federation of networks vis a vis ability of coalition forces to support commander’s vision to achieve mission objective. (It is not likely nations will support establishment of as CIAV for an event such as exercises, experiment, test or training event. CIAV activities are and have been accomplished in Initial, Main and Planning Conference venues for these events.)
CIAV within a mission also compares mission threads collected from all network contributing nations to conduct analysis as to how best leverage material and non-materiel DOTMLPF each network contributing nation brings to the mission to support Mission Commander objectives.
CIAV within a mission is staffed by representatives of each network contributing nation plus representative of the mission lead CJTF QH CJ6.
IAV Influence organization and staffing within a nation is up to the nation. Today IAV influence in the US is a combination of JITC and DISA, within NATO it is NCIA.
Event Secretariat is the mechanism via which nations apply to join a coalition federation of networks. The mission specific Secretariat coordinates JMEI compliance assessment with the joining nation, mission lead HQ and nations already participating in a coalition federation of networks. This includes IA and Security accreditation.

5. MPE Mission Partner & Operational Employment Governance Structure
“Governance” applies to each of the triangles below in as much as each coalition event will have a lead or a commander who “sets the rules and business processes for a particular event.
COMISAF and NATO provide foundation for AMN federation governance, this “command” or “lead” authority over resources of another mission partner does not exist external to a coalition event.
Participation in an event is a political choice
Whether or not to contribute a national extension network to a federation of networks supporting a specific coalition event is also a political decision, followed by technical and operational actions.
Above this line “governance” is limited to “coalition of the willing”
Product: FMN/MPE JMEI Template documents
Specific Event / Mission Governance Construct
Security Board
Event or Mission 1 Lead (Nation / NATO NCS)
Event / Mission Specific JMEI / CONOPS / NETOPS
Event / Mission 1 Secretariat
CJTF CJ6 & National Network Contributing Reps
CJTF HQ Federated Network Ops Center
CIAV
CIAV is staffed by CJTF HQ CJ6 & National Network Contributing Reps
Based on Figures 6, 7, 9, and 10 of the US FMN 90 Day Study
Red lines are Security related guidance and feedback
Blue lines are JMEI guidance and feedback
Light blue block arrows are FMN/MPE JMEI Template influence paths
All the governance action within the US takes place in the upper left hand corner of this slide. Nations train and equip and conduct “IAV” activities based on their willingness to comply with MPE/ FMN JMIE template products generated by an FMN Secretariat. (Joining, Membership, and Exiting Instructions)
IAV effectiveness is increase many-fold by collaboration and coordination with other IAV-like bodies already in place within other nations and NATO (NCIA is NATO IAV POC).
O.S.C.E. Charter; Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe. Rotational and Volunteer Leadership…”No one nation in charge”.
FMN Secretariat: Meet quarterly as called by volunteer rotational leadership (one year? tenure). Leadership responsible for calling meetings, recording meeting results, archiving and publication of FMN JMEI Template
Membership determined by whomever wishes to contribute a voice to JMEI Template deliberate coordinated change process.
FMN/MPE JMEI Template documents contain the minimum criteria for establishment of a trusted federation of networks at a security classification other than national / NATO Secret. Contents address technical, IA, Security elements of connecting networks as well as criteria for establishing human to human communications by leveraging six core services.
FMN/MPE Secretariat products are not consensus based but any decision to remain static or make and update to FMN/MPE JMEI Template criteria on the part of an individual nation or group of nations must consider the collective impact on ability of any JMEI Template adherent to connect to future coalition events supported by a federation of networks.
Over time the number and identity of FMN/MPE JMEI Template compliant nations will change according to national train and equip priorities vis a vis investment in FMN / MPE JMEI Template criteria compliance.
FMN / MPE MEI Templates inform national “train and equip” governance and resource allocation bodies as well as decision makers.
Event / Mission Leads utilize FMN / MPE JMEI Templates to create specific JMEI tailored for their respective event based on type of activity and task objective, number and nature of coalition participants, Guidance and Intentions, etc.
CIAV within a mission ensures “Do no harm” with regard to ANY changes to any national extension within a specific coalition federation of networks vis a vis ability of coalition forces to support commander’s vision to achieve mission objective. (It is not likely nations will support establishment of as CIAV for an event such as exercises, experiment, test or training event. CIAV activities are and have been accomplished in Initial, Main and Planning Conference venues for these events.)
CIAV within a mission also compares mission threads collected from all network contributing nations to conduct analysis as to how best leverage material and non-materiel DOTMLPF each network contributing nation brings to the mission to support Mission Commander objectives.
CIAV within a mission is staffed by representatives of each network contributing nation plus representative of the mission lead CJTF QH CJ6.
IAV Influence organization and staffing within a nation is up to the nation. Today IAV influence in the US is a combination of JITC and DISA, within NATO it is NCIA.
Event Secretariat is the mechanism via which nations apply to join a coalition federation of networks. The mission specific Secretariat coordinates JMEI compliance assessment with the joining nation, mission lead HQ and nations already participating in a coalition federation of networks. This includes IA and Security accreditation.
Network Contributing Nation(s)
REL Event Classification Environment
National Forces / Embedded Operational Users
Event / Mission 1 Governance Body

6. MPE Mission Partner & Operational Employment Governance Structure
Internal National / NATO NCS Governance
“Collection of Willing Nations”
FMN/MPE JMEI Template Management Secretariat Leadership is Rotational and Voluntary
Standing Future Mission Network “Governance” Body
Nation or NATO NCS
Train and Equip
HQs and Forces
National / NATO IAV Influence
FMN/MPE JMEI Template documents
Nation or NATO NCS
Train and Equip
HQs and Forces
National / NATO CIAV Influence
Nation or NATO NCS
Train and Equip
HQs and Forces
National / NATO IAV Influence
Nation or NATO NCS
Train and Equip
HQs and Forces
National / NATO IAV Influence
Inter-CIAV Organization Coordination and Collaboration
Design and Change
Operational Users
Security Board
IAV Influence in US today is staffed by DISA and JITC, within NATO by NCIA
Product: FMN/MPE JMEI Template documents
Above this line “governance” is limited to “coalition of the willing”
Specific Event / Mission Governance Construct
Security Board
Event or Mission 1 Lead (Nation / NATO NCS)
Security Board
Event or Mission 2 Lead (Nation / NATO NCS)
Event / Mission Specific JMEI / CONOPS / NETOPS
Event / Mission Specific JMEI / CONOPS / NETOPS
Event / Mission 1 Secretariat
CJTF CJ6 & National Network Contributing Reps
Event / Mission 2 Secretariat
CJTF CJ6 & National Network Contributing Reps
CJTF HQ Federated Network Ops Center
CJTF HQ Federated Network Ops Center
CIAV
CIAV is staffed by CJTF HQ CJ6 & National Network Contributing Reps
CIAV
CIAV is staffed by CJTF HQ CJ6 & National Network Contributing Reps
Based on Figures 6, 7, 9, and 10 of the US FMN 90 Day Study
Red lines are Security related guidance and feedback
Blue lines are JMEI guidance and feedback
Light blue block arrows are FMN/MPE JMEI Template influence paths
All the governance action within the US takes place in the upper left hand corner of this slide. Nations train and equip and conduct “IAV” activities based on their willingness to comply with MPE/ FMN JMIE template products generated by an FMN Secretariat. (Joining, Membership, and Exiting Instructions)
IAV effectiveness is increase many-fold by collaboration and coordination with other IAV-like bodies already in place within other nations and NATO (NCIA is NATO IAV POC).
O.S.C.E. Charter; Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe. Rotational and Volunteer Leadership…”No one nation in charge”.
FMN Secretariat: Meet quarterly as called by volunteer rotational leadership (one year? tenure). Leadership responsible for calling meetings, recording meeting results, archiving and publication of FMN JMEI Template
Membership determined by whomever wishes to contribute a voice to JMEI Template deliberate coordinated change process.
FMN/MPE JMEI Template documents contain the minimum criteria for establishment of a trusted federation of networks at a security classification other than national / NATO Secret. Contents address technical, IA, Security elements of connecting networks as well as criteria for establishing human to human communications by leveraging six core services.
FMN/MPE Secretariat products are not consensus based but any decision to remain static or make and update to FMN/MPE JMEI Template criteria on the part of an individual nation or group of nations must consider the collective impact on ability of any JMEI Template adherent to connect to future coalition events supported by a federation of networks.
Over time the number and identity of FMN/MPE JMEI Template compliant nations will change according to national train and equip priorities vis a vis investment in FMN / MPE JMEI Template criteria compliance.
FMN / MPE MEI Templates inform national “train and equip” governance and resource allocation bodies as well as decision makers.
Event / Mission Leads utilize FMN / MPE JMEI Templates to create specific JMEI tailored for their respective event based on type of activity and task objective, number and nature of coalition participants, Guidance and Intentions, etc.
CIAV within a mission ensures “Do no harm” with regard to ANY changes to any national extension within a specific coalition federation of networks vis a vis ability of coalition forces to support commander’s vision to achieve mission objective. (It is not likely nations will support establishment of as CIAV for an event such as exercises, experiment, test or training event. CIAV activities are and have been accomplished in Initial, Main and Planning Conference venues for these events.)
CIAV within a mission also compares mission threads collected from all network contributing nations to conduct analysis as to how best leverage material and non-materiel DOTMLPF each network contributing nation brings to the mission to support Mission Commander objectives.
CIAV within a mission is staffed by representatives of each network contributing nation plus representative of the mission lead CJTF QH CJ6.
IAV Influence organization and staffing within a nation is up to the nation. Today IAV influence in the US is a combination of JITC and DISA, within NATO it is NCIA.
Event Secretariat is the mechanism via which nations apply to join a coalition federation of networks. The mission specific Secretariat coordinates JMEI compliance assessment with the joining nation, mission lead HQ and nations already participating in a coalition federation of networks. This includes IA and Security accreditation.
Network Contributing Nation(s)
Network Contributing Nation(s)
REL Event Classification Environment
National Forces / Embedded Operational Users
National Forces / Embedded Operational Users
REL Event Classification Environment
Event / Mission 1 Governance Body
Event / Mission 2 Governance Body

7. Challenge: US MPE Management Influence on US “Train and Equip” Processes
Internal National Governance
Nation or NATO NCS
Train and Equip
HQs and Forces
National / NATO IAV Influence
Nation or NATO NCS
Train and Equip
HQs and Forces
National / NATO IAV Influence
FMN/MPE JMEI Template documents US
Train and Equip
Nation or NATO NCS
Train and Equip
HQs and Forces
National / NATO IAV Influence
Inter-CIAV Organization Coordination and Collaboration
Dashed lines denote “no direct authority”, only willing collaboration
US National CIAV Influence
HQs and Forces
CIAV Influence in US today is respectively staffed and coordinated by DISA and JITC, within NATO by NCIA
External Engagement
Train and equip actors: Title 10 Services and SOCOM, Title 50 Intel Community, Title 14 US Coast Guard, Title 32 National Guard and Air National Guard, etc. DISA has “Joint” and “Enterprise” support role.
*Denotes Prioritized Category from US FMN 90-Day Study

8. BACK UP

9. MPE JMEI Development & Validation Flow Chart
US FMN 90 Day Study Figure 7
Coalition Nations Prioritized by those that provide
Combat Power, Logistics, BOG*, etc.
Mission, Exercise, Training Event
CCMD
Standardization
JMEI** Template
MPE
U.S.
Components
CIAV***
Bi-lats
Allies, Partners
Systems, Applications, Services
Regional
Accommodation
Systems, Applications, Services
Exercise / OPLAN Validation
Event JMEI
The process flows top to bottom with a feedback loop to complete the cycle.
Upper right: An event is conceived: Identification of: Event Objectives Lead Organization, Command Structure and Relationships, Mission Partners.
An event is a coalition mission, exercise, experiment, test or training event
Top Gray Bubble: Discussions conducted with Mission Partners to identify and coordinate details of coalition event objectives and synchronization of national contributions to meet event objectives
Connection JMEI are used to establish a trusted federated network environment at a specific event security level for nations electing to contribute a network and willing to meet minimum technical, IA, Security and Core Service criteria
The Connection JMEI are standardized across all US CCDRs to enable reuse in any mission or event environment by US joint forces and mission partners
US Services (Components to CCDRs) and Mission train and equip to FMN concept tenets to use extant DOTMLPF in a mission environment [in addition to national secret]
A CIAV process influences and facilitates US and Mission Partner capability developers to conduct interoperability and interface assessments to establish DOTMLPF cross mapping of capabilities that support mission threads
Employment of US and Mission Partner DOTMLP capabilities are influences and tailored to geographic region as well as specific event and mission partner constraints
OPLANs and Exercises designed to validate OPLANs are informed and shaped by results of DOTMLPF “Train and Equip”
Combination of collective event participant capabilities, ability to form a trusted a federated network to leverage the power of the net to meet event objectives and OPLAN and OPLAN Validation Exercises inform the specifics of an Event JMEI which lays out technical, Security, IA, and TTP standards and expectations for the event. Identification of event security classification caveat, C4ISR and mission support processes and Information Exchange Requirement directed by the event commander in support of CCIRs.
A nation or mission partner either meets the criteria as articulated in the Connection JMEI and Event JMEI or is not allowed to connect their national network contribution to the federation.
Completed JMEI and OPLAN and used to execute event
Feedback from event informs the CCDR standardization process and engagement with mission partners regarding coordinated and deliberate change [update] of the Connections JMEI.
* Boots on the Ground
**Joining, Membership & Exit Instructions
***Coalition Interoperability, Assurance & Validation
Feedback J3
Mission Partner Advance Planning versus Crisis Reaction

10. Specific Mission [Event] Governance Construct (Notional)
US FMN 90 Day Study Figure 6
Network Contributing Mission Partners

11. Management Functions FMN / MPE Secretariat
Voluntary and Rotational chair
Duties: Schedule and host meetings, document meeting proceedings, archival, management and publication of FMN / MPE JMEI template documents
Membership consists of nations desiring to contribute voice to shape content, context and rate of change of FMN / MPE JMEI template documents
Content and context to establish minimum criteria with which to establish trusted federation of networks for specific events and missions
Functions:
Coordinate deliberate and coordinated change of FMN / MPE JMEI template documents
Prioritize / coordinate activities of Working Groups
FMN / MPE JMEI templates describe best practices to join networks contributed by nations to form a trusted federated environment at a classification level specific to a coalition event.

12. Event or Mission Secretariat
Management Functions
Event or Mission Secretariat
Chaired by mission [event] lead
Membership consists of network contributing nations
Functions:
Prioritize / coordinate activities of Working Groups
Governance, policy setting and legal
Primary point of contact
Facilitate, coordinate joining, sustainment actions and exiting of network contributing mission partners (nations)
Event JMEI management and coordinated update
Feedback to national rep to MPE/FMN Secretariat
JMEI Ownership is Event Lead

13. Who: Network contributing nations
Governance Functions
Operational Users
Who: Network contributing nations
Op business processes (mission threads and architectures)
Provide to mission [event] lead for use in CIAV processes
Capability gap / requirements management
Coalition Tactics Techniques and Procedures
Training Requirements
Information Management Policy

14. Design and Change (Architecture)
Governance Functions
Design and Change (Architecture)
Who: Mission or Event lead HQ CJ6 supported by mission Network Operations Center (NOC)
Design Authority
Maintenance of Standards
Maintenance of baseline architecture
Maintenance of patterns and templates
Change Impact Assessment
Forward Release Plan
Forward Schedule Change

15. Design and Change (Service Management)
Governance Functions
Design and Change (Service Management)
Who: Mission or Event lead HQ Network Operations Center (NOC)
Publish mission or event NETOPS
Determine and enforce service management and control of policy and procedures
Review issues associated with service management and control raised by the operating authority

16. Mission or Event Design and Change (Change Advisory Board)
Governance Functions
Mission or Event Design and Change (Change Advisory Board)
Who: Mission or Event lead and Higher HQ as applicable
Assess changes for accreditation
Authorize partner nations joining the network
Authorize changes to the architecture
Responsible to trigger CIAV activities
Headed by the operating authority for the event lead HQ core network

17. Governance Functions
Mission [Event] Coalition Interoperability Assurance and Validation (CIAV)
Who: Chaired by lead nation HQ, staffed by representatives from network contributing nations
Functions
Interoperability
Assurance and Validation (A&V) (collects and compares operational threads / architecture changes provided by network contributing nations)
Assess validity of CTTPs to support mission commander objectives
Report capabilities and limitations to Operational Users based on A&V activities
Provide and maintain the A&V environment
It is not expected that a CIAV would be established for an exercise, experiment test or training event. However, CIAV functions and activities are accomplished throughout the event planning conference series (IPC, MPC, FPC) and associated syndicates or working groups.

18. Security Board (enduring within a nation)
Governance Functions
Security Board (enduring within a nation)
Who: National security and network compliance and accreditation organizations
Determine security requirements for core and partner nations
Determine whether CJTF HQ and supporting force cores meet FMN / MPE JMEI template security requirements
Enforcement of security policy against change management activities
Review architectural changes affecting the security domain
Oversight and management of all Information and Network Assurance activities

19. Security Board (mission specfic)
Governance Functions
Security Board (mission specfic)
Who: Mission or Event lead and Higher HQ as applicable
Determine mission [event] specific security and IA requirements for CJTF HQ core and network contributing nations, publish in mission JMEI documents
Determine joining nation cores meet mission JMEI template security requirements
Enforcement of security and IA policy against change management activities
Review architectural changes affecting the security and IA environment within specific mission or event federation of networks
Oversight and management of all Information and Network Assurance activities within specific mission or event federation of networks

20. Security Board (mission specific continued)
Governance Functions
Security Board (mission specific continued)
Who: Mission or Event lead and Higher HQ as applicable
Evaluate security requirements based on threat level
Validate that network contributing nations meet security requirements prior to joining and throughout mission or event
Define the information sharing domain and release criteria
Review security incidents reported by the operational authority (lead nation / agency)