1. MARITIME SECURITY CONFERENCE 2012 Maritime Security Conference 2012 Panel 3 – Wrap up Improving Information Sharing and Management Capabilities RAdm Nicola de Felice – Co-Chair Halifax - Canada CJOS & CSW CENTRES OF EXCELLENCE

2. MARITIME SECURITY CONFERENCE 2012 CJOS & CSW CENTRES OF EXCELLENCE Key Points (1/2)  Global social-economical prosperity based on SLOCs: needs Maritime Security (MS)  MS = MSA + MSO (military/police) + MCB (political)  MSA Comprehensive Approach, starting from: 1.National integrated effort (Navy, Inter- Depts/Agencies, Intel Agencies, Port Authorities, R&D, Industry, etc.)

3. MARITIME SECURITY CONFERENCE 2012 CJOS & CSW CENTRES OF EXCELLENCE Key Points (2/2) 2.Towards a federation of different networks/systems based on a common architectural framework, using SOA paradigm 3.Information sharing at national, regional, and trans- regional level

4. MARITIME SECURITY CONFERENCE 2012 CJOS & CSW CENTRES OF EXCELLENCE Main Challenges  Political willingness to share actionable data  Governance at national, regional, and trans – regional level – Who coordinates?  Definition of common operational requirements  Data policy – “Need to know vs need to share”  Stakeholders’ participation – How to gather them?  Legal aspects to be solved  Funds to be addressed

5. MARITIME SECURITY CONFERENCE 2012 BlueMassMed Network Spain France Portugal Italy Armad a Marinha COSMOS Guardia Civil MOC TOULO N Web Server ASAE SASEMAR MON Brest EUSC SEGEMAR JRCDAVACNES Border Police Maritim e Affairs COFGC Custo ms NOC TOULO N Custom s MOD Maritime Transport MIT VTMIS Coast Guard CSK (ASI) AMF EMFAGNRPJ DGAIeC SSIIPTM Web Server YEN SPG SPA FR IT PT GR MT EMAM HCG Antidrog a Interior NAVY C4I GdF NCC Interio r Environm ent Portal MATTM BMM Interminist erial Node An European Answer ITALY leading Technical WG

6. MARITIME SECURITY CONFERENCE 2012 CJOS & CSW CENTRES OF EXCELLENCE The Italian MSA answer  MSA based on national Comprehensive Approach  Layered and federated approach, starting first from national to reach trans-regional level  Multinational Dialogue and Cooperation policy MCB  Federation of regional levels GMA  Navy as MSA collector for military and civilian purposes: “You cannot do it ALL from commercial traffic systems”  Legal aspects have to be improved

7. MARITIME SECURITY CONFERENCE 2012 CJOS & CSW CENTRES OF EXCELLENCE  Identify common operational requirements for a harmonized cross-sectoral and cross-border MSA  Identify a common Security Strategy, define a Data Policy and implement the related Action Plan  Adopt a federated-distribuited architecture:  allow Nations to directly control the management of shared information, maintaining their own sovereignity  permit Nations to look for the best industrial solution Co-Chair recommendations (1/2)

8. MARITIME SECURITY CONFERENCE 2012 CJOS & CSW CENTRES OF EXCELLENCE  Participate in a cooperative development of technological solutions and standards, using the same framework design and SOA paradigm  Share and optimize as maximum as possible all available Resources (Sats, naval aviation, coastal radars, etc.)  Use of common funds (if available) through direct financing of Governments for future projects Co-Chair recommendations (2/2)

9. MARITIME SECURITY CONFERENCE 2012 Maritime Security Conference 2012 Panel 3 – Wrap up Improving Information Sharing and Management Capabilities RAdm Nicola de Felice – Co-Chair Halifax - Canada CJOS & CSW CENTRES OF EXCELLENCE