1. Cyber Quest 2016 Cyber Quest 2016 Coordination Working Group (CWG) #1
UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICAL USE ONLY
Cyber Quest 2016 Coordination Working Group (CWG) #1
12 Jan 2016
UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICAL USE ONLY

2. Organizations selected to demonstrate technologies during CQ 2016
General Information
CCOE hosts Cyber Quest (CQ) 2016 Coordination Working Group #1 meeting, 12 – 14 Jan 2016, in Studio B, Nelson Hall, Fort Gordon, GA Out brief 14 Jan
Organizations selected to demonstrate technologies during CQ 2016
Representatives to address technical questions about their technology and make commitments for future participation in planning, integration and execution events.
Requirements and execution representatives present to guide discussions and respond to information needs
Purpose of CWG #1:
Brief organizations on the administrative, legal and technical requirements for participation
Provide an opportunity for collaboration between Government and industry participants.

3. CWG #1 Objectives
Establish Goals and Objectives;
Provide documentation/administrative requirements/suspense dates
Highlight key experiment events, dates, and milestones
Delineate roles and responsibilities
Conduct network architecture discussion
Conduct collaborative Technology Integration discussion
Identify critical resource shortfalls that will prevent CQ execution
Document technology training requirements
Answer stakeholder questions

4. Location: Nelson Hall, Studio B (first floor)
CWG #1 Agenda
Location: Nelson Hall, Studio B (first floor)
Participation: All Cyber Quest 2016 Participants
12 JAN 2016
Welcome/Opening Remarks/Introductions MAJ Roberts
CWG #1 Objectives, Agenda and Cyber Quest Overview MAJ Roberts
Experiment Timeline / Schedule / Architecture MAJ Stannard
Documentation Requirements (VDA, DD 1494) Mr. Carney
Security and Visitor Request information Mr. Scott
1500 – 1515 Break
ATEC Safety Release Procedures Mr. Simoni
UTC 13/14 Jan Sessions Overview Session Leads

5. Sessions Session Leads
CWG #1 Agenda
Sessions Session Leads
13 JAN 2016 – Nelson Hall, Studioo B
Cyber and EW SA Mr. Wilson, Mr. Curtis, TCM Cyber
EWPMT integration Mr. Gibson, PM EWC
Data Analytics CW4 Ballard, ARCYBER
Red Teaming Mr. Groombridge, Cyber Battle Lab
14 JAN 2016 – Cyber Battle Lab
Scenario Discussion Mr. Battle, Cyber Battle Lab
Network Architecture Mr. Garza, Cyber Battle Lab
Cyber Quest MAJ Roberts, Cyber Battle Lab

6. Location: Nelson Hall, Studio B (first floor)
CWG #1 Agenda
Location: Nelson Hall, Studio B (first floor)
Participation: All Cyber Quest 2016 Participants
13 JAN SESSION TOPIC LEADER
Cyber / EW SA capability discussion Mr. Wilson/ Mr. Curtis
1130 – Lunch
EWPMT integration requirements Mr. Gibson
1400 – Data Analytics Discussion CW4 Ballard
1500 – Cyber and EW Red Teaming discussion Mr. Groombridge
1600 – UTC 14 Jan Sessions Review
Scenario Development
Network/Technology Integration
Cyber Quest 2017 Objectives
Break out session opportunities

7. Location: Cyber Battle Lab
CWG #1 Agenda
Location: Cyber Battle Lab
Participation: Cyber Quest 2016 Participants
14 JAN SESSION TOPICS LEADER LOCATION
0800 – Scenario Discussion Mr. Battle VTC Room
Network/Tech Integration Discussion Mr. Garza Main Conference Room
1000 – Break
1100 – Cyber Quest 2017 Objectives MAJ Roberts Main Conference Room
1130 – Lunch
1300 – Break out Session Opportunities
Technology/Network Integration Mr. Garza Main Conference Room
EWPMT Mr. Gibson Small VTC Room
Out brief to Technical Director, Cyber Battle Lab Main Conference Room

8. Directions
Cyber Battle Lab
Nelson Hall
Signal Towers
parking
parking

9. Cyber Quest Overview Brief
12 Jan 2016
Overview slides for briefing Action Officer level in internal and external organizations
MAJ Andrew Stannard
Cyber Battle Lab, Live Experimentation Branch
US Army Cyber Center of Excellence & Fort Gordon
Cyber Battle Lab, Live Experimentation Branch
US Army Cyber Center of Excellence & Fort Gordon

10. Vision
The Cyber Center of Excellence conducts Cyberspace, Electronic Warfare, and EMSO experimentation activities that serve as an agile learning platform for the Cyber/EW Communities of Interest (COI).
From MG Fogerty at the Cyber Center of Excellence

11. Cyber Quest Maturity Model
2018
Vision: The Cyber CoE conducts Cyberspace, EW, and EMSO experimentation activities that serve as an agile learning platform for the Cyber/EW Communities of Interest (COI).
2015
2016
2017
Endstate: A world-class, Army led, Joint Cyber / EW experimentation and collaboration event at the Cyber Center of Excellence.
Concept Assessments to Inform CCOE TCM Requirement Gaps
Agile and flexible concept assessments that are set in an operationally realistic construct to drive efficient assessment, collaboration value, and product maturity
Cyber Center of Excellence hosted venue
Events on FGGA Campus with reach back support to other battle labs/COEs and operational centers
Articulate top material capability gaps to industry for assistance in delivery to warfighters
Technology assessments within an exercise construct
Experimentation/exercise using repeatable framework
Integration of RED and BLUE Cyber and EW play to drive technologies
Validate/inform DOTMLPF and then drive changes
Integration of Academia/Schoolhouses for optimal training value
No fear of failure
Early Concept/Product venue TRL 6/7
AEWE like annual event based at Ft Gordon
Drawing Innovation from the best of Industry and Academia
Already moving out with the Cyber Battle Lab and 25th ID from Hawaii evaluating cyber solutions to support Phase 0.
UNCLASSIFIED

12. Demonstrate tactical radios as Electronic Warfare solutions;
Cyber Quest 2016 Focus Areas
Broad Agency Announcement
Integration of Cyber and Electronic Warfare Situational Awareness (SA) capabilities
Identify mature vendor solutions that demonstrate a capability to converge Cyber and EW User Defined Operational Pictures (UDOPs) to provide commanders a holistic view of the Cyberspace and Electromagnetic Spectrum (CEM) environment.
Explore the concept of using tactical radios as sensors to provide input to the CEM SA tool.
Understand DOTMLPF implications of using a CEMA SA tool;
Inform Tactics, Techniques and Procedures of the CEMA cell;
Demonstrate tactical radios as Electronic Warfare solutions;
Tactical hand held radios that can operate from 200 – 2500 MHz;
Tactical radios that have anti-jamming capabilities;
Tactical radios that automatically discover and operate in unused portions of the electromagnetic spectrum;
Tactical radios capable of directing antenna energy to avoid jamming;
Tactical radios capable of (near) silent operation
See Slide 19 for Specific Dates

13. Cyber Quest to Solve Vetted Requirements

14. Cyber Quest Benefits/Why here?
Operational requirements articulated by TCM and then (GOSC) CARR OPT approved
These are the critical challenges facing the force
Not a science experiment
TCM TRL 6/7 based assessment
No fear of failure
Not expected to be ready for prime time
Determine art-of-the-possible
Time and ability to mature solutions
Flexibility to achieve collaboration
Acquisition/requirements/PM community
GOTS/COTS community
Operationally Focused Event
Operational needs
Collaboration within an environment as similar to implementation as possible
Real world assessment of industry capabilities
Problems too complex to “purchase decisions” based upon a boardroom or Marriott demo
Visibility to C2 systems and capabilities necessary to implement with
Cyber Quest in future as a Functional Assessment
Acquisition/requirement community efficiency and cost savings
Potentially enduring funding
Targeted event for CCOE TCM requirements with collaboration across other COEs/Activities
Broad Agency Announcement was sent out 22 Oct 2015 for Cyber Quest 2016.

15. EXPERIMENT TIMELINE, MILESTONES, EXPECTATIONS

16. Cyber Quest based on an AEWE Model
Annual Event
Repeatable
Led by the Cyber Center of Excellence
Experimentation
Focused at BDE Command Post
Live, Constructed, Virtual Environment
Cyber Range Connectivity
BCCS v5 and / or Unified COP/CPCE v2
Requires an Experimentation Force (EXFOR)
No Fear of Failure (Sandbox)
Army Expeditionary Warrior Experiment (AEWE)

17. 2016 Framework Cyber Quest 2016 Timeline and Milestones Execution
Final Report SEP 2016
2016
Framework
TechNet CQ Briefing 2 AUG 2016
Experimentation Event 11 – 29 JUL 2016
Excursions Assessments JUN 2016
Integration
CWG 3 - MAY 2016
Integration Orders APR 2016
CWG 2 - MAR 2016
CWG 1 - JAN 2016
Selection
Technology Selection 8 – 11 DEC 2015
Results: Tech Pre-Select 20 NOV 2015
Tech Pre-Selection Panel 17 – 19 NOV 2015
Tech Call Deadline 13 NOV 2015
Industry Briefing Day 4 NOV 2015
Tech Call – Industry BAA 22 OCT 2015
Initiation
Army Cyber Council
Council of Colonels 21 SEP 2015
CARR Brief SEP
Proposal Consolidation SEP 2015
ACC Brief OCT 2015
Proposal Engagement (Wide) SEP 2015
Proposal Selection (Core) 8 SEP 2015
Cyber Quest 2016 Initiation AUG 2015
11 Month Cycle

18. Operational Environment OV-1 Live Virtual Constructive (LVC)
National Asset (V/C)
Red Forces
IN BN CP (V/C)
EWO EW
IBCT CP (Live)
CEMA
Operational scenario centered on the Infantry Brigade Combat Team (BCT) Tactical Operations Center (TOC)
DIV TAC CP (V/C)
CEMA
JTF / ExCSE (V/C)
CEMA
CSSB (V/C)
CPT

19. Proposed Architecture for Cyber Quest
FT HUACHUCA
Enterprise Challenge
BDE CP
Proposed Architecture for Cyber Quest
WHITE CELL
CBL SIM CELL
BLCSE
DREN
ARCYBER
(Big Data Platform)
PSDP
BN CDR S3
(CPOF) S2
(DCGS-A)
FSO
(AFATDS) S6
(NETOPS
TOOLS)
???
AFATDS
FIRESIM
CPOF
Enlighten – data analytics
CTI – Sensor Integration Tool
Raytheon – EWPMT
General Dynamics – Cyber/EW SA tool
TSMO/
EWPMT/
EWPMT/ RDB
(RAYTHEON)
GENERAL DYNAMICS
Cyber Red
Team
RAPTOR X
(CTI)
EWO/ CYBER MOS
BN CP
SINCGARS
SINCGARS
TTNT network
Node
FIBER
CTI – Sensor Integration
General Dynamics – Sensor Integration?
Rockwell Collins TTNT network node? S3
(CPOF)
CO SRW/ANW2
CBL TOWER
BN SINCGARS network
A/1-29 INFANTRY CO (HEADQUARTERS)
Platoon SRW network
Company SRW network
CO XO
OPS NCO
JBC- P
HMS MANPACK
VRC 89
1/A/1-29 INFANTRY
Thales Corp: Special EW Mission Module (EW module)
Phaser Corporation: (Wifi/4G LTE sensor)
Rockwell Collins: Handheld dismounted RF sensing capability/TTNT mesh network
Raytheon WNAN radio (DSA radio/EW sensor)
Harris RF sensor PL
MBITR2
AN/PRC 154A
TTNT network deployed in platoon AOR?
PLT FO
RTO
AN/PRC 154A
AN/PRC 154A
1-SL
2-SL
3-SL
AN/PRC 154A
AN/PRC 154A
AN/PRC 154A
A-TL
B-TL
A-TL
B-TL
A-TL
B-TL
AN/PRC 154A
AN/PRC 154A
AN/PRC 154A
AN/PRC 154A
AN/PRC 154A
AN/PRC 154A

20. Execution Duration (3 weeks) Location (CBL or FOB, Ft Gordon)
Timeline
Execution Duration (3 weeks)
Location (CBL or FOB, Ft Gordon)
Focused at Infantry BCT TOC Unified COP/CPCE v2
Live, Constructed, Virtual Environment
Cyber Range Connectivity
Phase 3 to 4 operational transition
Notional Networks (Unclassified)
Battle Rhythm (6hr scenario day + real world)
4x 12hr plays
Requires an Experimentation Force (EXFOR)
Blue Force, Red Team, Green Cell, White Cell
No Fear of Failure (Sandbox) Reporting

21. Cyber Quest Timeline and Milestones
Title
Location
Start Time
End Time
Category
Broad Agency Announcement
CBL
Thursday, October 22, 2015
Selection
Industry Day
Gordon Club, Ft Gordon
Wednesday, November 04, 2015
Whitepaper Deadline
Friday, November 13, 2015
Whitepapers on Sharepoint
CQ SparePoint Site
Monday, November 16, 2015
Tech Pre-Selection Panel
Thursday, November 19, 2015
Tech Industry Selection Panel
Brant Hall, Ft Gordon
Tuesday, December 08, 2015
Friday, December 11, 2015
Coordination Working Group 1
Nelson Hall, Ft Gordon
Tuesday, January 12, 2016
Thursday, January 14, 2016
Integration
Vendor - ATEC Safety Request
Monday, February 01, 2016
Safety
ATEC Safety - Internal Coordination
Tuesday, March 01, 2016
Coordination Working Group 2
Ft Gordon
Tuesday, March 15, 2016
Thursday, March 17, 2016
Integration: Scenario Orders and Admin Instruction
Wednesday, April 20, 2016
Coordination Working Group 3
Tuesday, May 17, 2016
Thursday, May 19, 2016
ATEC Safety Request Complete
Tuesday, May 31, 2016
Vendor System Testing
CBL, Ft Gordon
Monday, June 06, 2016
Excursion Activity (TBD)
Monday, June 20, 2016
Friday, June 24, 2016
Execution
Environment Build Complete
Wednesday, June 29, 2016
BREAK 4 July Weekend BREAK
Friday, July 01, 2016
Tuesday, July 05, 2016
Downtime
Cyber Quest 2016 Execution
Monday, July 11, 2016
Friday, July 29, 2016
Vendor Travel / Build
Build / Train
Tuesday, July 12, 2016
PACEX
Wednesday, July 13, 2016
Rotation 1
Thursday, July 14, 2016
Friday, July 15, 2016
Rotation 2
Monday, July 18, 2016
Tuesday, July 19, 2016
Rotation 3
Wednesday, July 20, 2016
Thursday, July 21, 2016
Rotation 4
Friday, July 22, 2016
Saturday, July 23, 2016
Final Rotation
Monday, July 25, 2016
Wednesday, July 27, 2016
Cyber Quest 2016 Demonstration Day
Thursday, July 28, 2016
After Action Review / Deconstruct
TechNet 2016
Marriot Hotel, Augusta
Tuesday, August 02, 2016
Thursday, August 04, 2016
External Event
CG Keynote at TechNet
Cyber Quest 2016 Backbrief
TechNet Marriot
Wednesday, August 03, 2016

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29. Cyber Quest Calendar

30. CWG #1 Outputs
Start integration activities
Establish technology integration sub-working groups
Understand the timeline
Weekly battle rhythm
Ensure contact information is exchanged
No Fear of Failure (Sandbox) Reporting

31. Sessions Session Leads
CWG #1 Agenda
Sessions Session Leads
13 JAN 2016 – Nelson Hall, Studioo B
Cyber and EW SA Mr. Wilson, Mr. Curtis, TCM Cyber
EWPMT integration Mr. Gibson, PM EWC
Data Analytics CW4 Ballard, ARCYBER
Red Teaming Mr. Groombridge, Cyber Battle Lab
14 JAN 2016 – Cyber Battle Lab
Scenario Discussion Mr. Battle, Cyber Battle Lab
Network Architecture Mr. Garza, Cyber Battle Lab
Cyber Quest MAJ Roberts, Cyber Battle Lab

32. Questions?

33. Technology Provider Requirements
All technologies participate in AEWE at no cost to the government.
Provide support to your technology (personnel support, parts, tools, etc):
- During technology training.
- Technology Integration.
- Duration of the experiment, through Senior Leader Seminar and VTC.
Provide Vendor Demonstration Agreement (VDA).
All technologies which emit, must gain frequency/spectrum approval (DD 1494).
Train Soldiers how to operate your system.
Provide an ATEC/AEC safety release specifically for AEWE Spiral I.
UNCLASSIFIED

34. Vendor Demonstration Agreement
Concept: Each technology provider will prepare and submit a Vendor Demonstration Agreement (VDA) (FB Form 60-R, JUL 09) to the Cyber Battle Lab (CBL) prior to participating in Cyber Quest 2016.
Purpose: To ensure vendor understands that participation in the experiment:
1. Does NOT obligate the U.S. Government to purchase or otherwise acquire the items or services demonstrated or displayed.
2. U.S. Government assumes NO cost or obligation, expressed or implied, for damage to, destruction of, or loss of any vendor provided equipment or material used in the experiment.
3. The U.S. government is NOT responsible for any lodging, transportation or meals and incidental expenses incurred by technology providers during the experiment.
4. U.S. Government is NOT bound nor obligated in any way to give any special consideration to the vendor on future contracts as a result of this experiment.
The Vendor is responsible for ensuring any export meeting the definition of ITAR section is authorized prior to the AEWE 2016 event. Vendors are strongly urged to apply for an export license from the Department of State no later than ninety days prior to displaying equipment at the AEWE 2016 event.
Process:
Technology provider prepares the FB Form 60-R (self-explanatory).
Technology provider submits the signed original FB Form 60-R to CBL (Can be Adobe .pdf or faxed).
CBL will review with installation Contracting Division (MICC).
CBL will inform the technology provider of any required changes.
Technology provider will make changes, re-sign and submit to CBL.
CBL Director or Chief, Experimentation will sign VDA and provide to the MICC.
Contracting Officer will assign a control number and sign VDA and return to CBL.
CBL will provide a copy of VDA to technology provide.
Suspense: 1 Mar 2016
POC: Horace Carney, Comm: (706) ,

35. Vendor Demonstration Agreement
MICC
VENDOR
VENDOR

36. Vendor Demonstration Agreement
CBL
MICC
VENDOR
VENDOR
UNCLASSIFIED

37. Frequency/Spectrum Coordination
Concept: If your technology system emits a frequency, you must submit a DD 1494, JF , or an FCC ID Certification to gain frequency/spectrum approval.
Process:
Technology providers will complete DD1494 “Application For Frequency Allocation”, using site below.
Complete form and save as an xtml file.
Click (document) tab and save DD1494 also as an PDF file.
A line diagram must accompany the DD 1494.
Submit completed DD1494 (xtml, PDF, and Line Diagram) to the CBL POCs below. and
CBL POCs will review DD1494 and submit frequency request to the Army Spectrum Management Office (ASMO) and the Fort Gordon Spectrum Management Office as appropriate. *The CBL will notify vendors if ASMO requires additional information to process the DD 1494s.
CBL will provide Technology providers their assigned operating frequencies upon approval.
Suspense: 1 Mar 2016
POC: Slovak, David L. Jr., Cell: (706) , and CC: Theodore (Ted) Teofilak, Cell: (770) ;
UNCLASSIFIED

38. Questions?