Using Esri collaboration tools to create, edit and share knowledge across the defence enterprise. A discussion and demonstration of the tools, templates and solutions available.

1. Cyber
A critical new domain for GIS

2. GIS Is a Platform
Enabling Web GIS Everywhere
Desktop
Web
Device
Simple
Integrated
Open
Portal
Server
Online
Content and
Services
Available in the Cloud . . .
. . . and On-Premises

3. GIS – Accessible from Any Client
Desktop
Simple
Integrated
Open
Portal
Web
Device

4. GIS – Powered by Services
Simple
Integrated
Open
Portal
Server
Online
Content and
Services

5. GIS – Organizes Content and Manages Access
Simple
Integrated
Open
Portal

6. GIS Supports the Enterprise
Knowledge
Workers
Executive
Access
Operations
Work
Anywhere
Enterprise
Integration
GIS
Professional
GIS
Making Mapping and GIS
Available Across Your Organization
Transforming the Role of GIS

7. Web GIS Integrates Organizations and People
Breaking Down the Barriers
Creating New
Relationships
Sharing Information . . .
. . . Supporting Collaborative Approaches

8. The Cyber Supply Line:
A Geospatial Approach to
Cybersecurity

9. Cyberspace Re-Considered
It’s Mappable
Social / Persona Layer
Device Layer
Logical Network Layer
Physical Network Layer
Geographic Layer
•
Each device in cyberspace is owned by someone (no ‘global commons’)
•
Electro-mechanical devices exist in space-time and interact with physical events
•
Geography is required to integrate and align cyberspace with other data

10. Solution Strategy
Executives / Commanders
Enterprise - focused
IT Infrastructure
Device-Focused
Awareness
Operations
Process-focused
Recovery
Prevention
Cyber Security
Event-focused
Response
Protection

11. The Cyber Supply Line
A vector of devices
Mission Data Flow
LAN
Bldg
Net
WAN
Cyber Supply Line
Campus #1
LAN
Bldg
Net
Campus #2
1.
Cyber Supply Line (CSL) is a consistent path through the infrastructure
2.
CSL focuses resources on only the devices that are critical
3.
Managing data flows is similar to traffic routing

12. Effect Propagation
Multi-Level Model of Data Flow
Maintain Data Flow
Mission Assurance

13. Cyber Demo

14. Solution Strategy
Integrate Cyber into existing Operational Pictures
J6/CIO Group
Command Group
CTO
CEO/CDR
COO/J3
CIO
Service-Oriented Architectures/Cloud
Dynamic View
Static View
(behavior)
(structure)
Apps
Apps
Apps
Net Status
(J6)
Net Arch
(J6)
Facilities/CIP
(J4)
Multi-Domain
Info & Ops
(J2/J3)
Apps
Local Area
Network
Customer’s Existing Data & Apps
Power
Physical
Security
Sensors
Weather
Buildings
Wide Area
Network
CCTV
Social
Media
Threats &
Warning
Apps
Geospatial
GEOINT

15. Cyber Summary:
• Cyber
Supply Line concept
• Improved
• Shared
Mission Effectiveness
Situational Awareness
• Departmental
Collaboration

16. Questions?