1. Protecting Against Cyber Challenges Pacific Operational Science & Technology Conference 15 March 2011 Rob Wolborsky Chief Technology Officer Space and Naval Warfare System Command Statement A: Approved for public release, unlimited distribution

2. Information Dominance ▼ CNO's Vision  Navy is prominent and dominant in the fields of ISR, Cyber Warfare, C2, Information & Knowledge Management  Information becomes a strong US Navy warfighting capability  Warfighting wholeness replaces sub-optimal stovepipes (mission threads) ▼Navy's Information Transformation  Every platform carrying multiple sensors  Every sensor connected to the network  Create a world class Information Dominance Corps  Warfighters must be capable of seamlessly using target data derived from any collector or sensor 2 “Realize our role as the Navy's Information Dominance System Command" RADM Brady, Commander SPAWARSYSCOM Statement A: Approved for public release, unlimited distribution

3. Team SPAWAR: The Navy’s Information Dominance Systems Command ▼ SPAWAR projects and programs align with OPNAV requirements and the operational needs of FLTCYBERCOM / TENTH FLEET ▼ SPAWAR acquires and integrates sensors, communications, weapons, information and control systems to our existing and future ships, aircraft, submarines and unmanned systems ▼ SPAWAR works closely with the Fleet, SYSCOMs and Navy partners to seamlessly and effectively deliver capabilities ▼ SPAWAR has two major research laboratories – Systems Centers Pacific and Atlantic Statement A: Approved for public release, unlimited distribution 3

4.  Enhance Science and Technology (S&T) development  Facilitate timely, efficient, and effective technology transition into acquisition programs  Bring technologies together and integrate across the Navy to make Information Dominance Vision a reality. 7.0 Competency National Lead I Wear Three Hats TEAM SPAWAR CTO Dir. S&T SSC PAC Interrelated and Interdependent efforts in support of Technology Development and Transition  Direct line to the S&T workforce and work being conducted  Ability to have direct influence on S&T execution  Monitor the total S&T workload demand signal and manage to projected workforce requirements  Manage S&T Forecasting, Assessment and Transition competency. Provide oversight of the Command's Experimentation, S&T, SBIR, ORTA, and Outreach Programs 4 Statement A: Approved for public release, unlimited distribution

5. ID and Cyber Challenges ▼Shrinking budgets ▼Bureaucracy ▼Culture ▼Speed of Technology Transition ▼Technology Maturity ▼Technology Usability ▼Open Architectures & Technology Interoperability ▼Total Ownership Cost How Can We Meet These Challenges? 5 Statement A: Approved for public release, unlimited distribution

6. Cyberspace … It’s In Our DNA ▼ Nearly everything we do touches cyberspace ▼ Must consider the coming ubiquitous environment ▼ Change from reactive point defense to proactive enterprise level NetOps ▼ Recent activity  Strategy Forum at California Institute of Telecommunications and Information Technology (CALIT2) Statement A: Approved for public release, unlimited distribution 6

7. Integrated Cyber Operations Capabilities Portfolio Assured Command Capability Through Cyber Operations Computer Network Defense Afloat (CND-A) Convergence of Networks & Technology Foreign Comparative Testing (FCT) for CND of C4I Networks Unique Capabilities: Managing Security Risks  IA requirements analyses  Risk mitigation strategies Security Architecture Engineering Afloat CND/IA assessments PKI support Computer network defense Deny unauthorized use of cyber domain Protect critical infrastructure  Network scanning and mapping  Network vulnerability analysis Statement A: Approved for public release, unlimited distribution 7

8. Future Vision ▼ What’s beyond the Cloud???  Leverage innovators to take advantage of emerging technologies. ▼ Explosion of data (saturation) “We need to know what we know” ▼ Increased Autonomy ▼ Persistent Presence ▼ Active Cyber Defense ▼ Coalition Collaboration in the cloud 8 Securely expanding the Integrated Information Space Statement A: Approved for public release, unlimited distribution