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Louisiana-basedPublic-Private Partnershipsin Support ofState, Local, and Federal Government<br />Lt General Bob Elder, USAF (Retired)<br />Louisiana Homeland Defense Forum<br />15 April 2010<br />

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Overview<br />Cyber Security<br />Cyber Assurance and Defense<br />Government-Industry Collaboration<br />WorkforceDevelopment<br />Facilitating Cyber Networking<br />

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Full Spectrum Cyber Defense<br />Cyberspace Typology<br /><ul><li>Private/Open

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Commercial

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Regulated Commercial

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Government (.gov)

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Military (Admin)

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Military (Ops)

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Economic Security

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Public Safety

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WMD/E Defense/I&W</li></ul>Other US<br />Cyberspace<br />(includes DIB)<br />&<br />Associated<br />Cyber<br />Infrastructure<br />CADC FOCUS<br />Global Information Gridand DOD Networks<br />State & Local Gov’t Cyberspace<br />US GovernmentCyberspace<br />

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Information Protection<br />Influence Attack<br />ElectromagneticSpectrumAttack<br />Cyber<br />Attack<br />InfluenceProtection<br />ElectronicProtection<br />Data/CodeProtection<br />Force Protection<br />Physical Attack<br />(includes Directed Energy)<br />Logical<br />Networks<br />Wireless<br />Networks<br />Digital Data & Code<br />Electromagnetic Spectrum<br />Social Networks<br />CND-RA<br />Cyber Use<br />Electronics (& Infrastructure)<br />Law<br />Enforcement<br />Effects of Attacks:<br /><ul><li> Denial of Service

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Confidential Data Loss

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Data Manipulation

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System Integrity Loss</li></ul>Physical<br />Networks<br />

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Proactive Defense & Mission Assurance<br />ATTACKS<br />TARGETS<br />EFFECTS<br />Insider Attacks;<br />Social engineering<br />Disinformation<br />Confusion<br />C2 Disruption<br />Alter Behaviors<br />Human Organization<br />Mission Layer<br />Data and policy<br />Corruption<br />Code Manipulation<br />Malware<br />Inaccuracies<br />Induced Failures<br />Denial of Service<br />Data Exfiltration<br />App/Session Layer<br />Attacker Focus<br />Operator Focus<br />Worms, viruses<br />Flooding<br />OS/Network Layer<br />Backdoor Implants<br />Malfunctions<br />Performance loss<br />Lost Comms<br />HW/Systems Layer<br />Devices & Linkages<br />Physical Destruction<br />Proactive Defense<br />NetworkSecurity<br />Mission Assurance<br />Intelligence & Attack Response<br />Source: 2008 AFSAB Study<br />

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Multi-State CADC Relationships<br />Internet<br />AR<br />Guard<br />LA<br />Guard<br />MS<br />Guard<br />TX<br />Guard<br />LA<br />NOSC<br />AR<br />NOSC<br />MS<br />NOSC<br />TX <br />NOSC<br />AR Network<br />LA Network<br />MS Network<br />TX Network<br />Cyber Assurance and Defense Network Center<br />

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Government-Industry Collaboration<br />DoD: Warfighter-Industry Collaboration Environment (WIC-E)<br />Requirement<br />Developers<br />Programmers<br />WIC-E<br />Government User<br />(Warfighter)<br />Acquisition<br />Community<br />“WIC-E”<br />Process<br />Test &Evaluation<br />Capability Provider<br />(Private Sector)<br />Normal<br />Process<br />

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Workforce Development<br />Partners<br />LSUS<br />LA Tech<br />BPCC<br />NSU<br />Support<br />NSF<br />DoEd<br />NASA<br />DHS<br />NSA<br />StrategicLeader<br />Exploit Cyberspace<br />Operational LeaderSupervise and integratetechnical skills with mission(Mission Assurance)<br />Technical LeaderAreas such as Cyber Security, Info Assurance,Software Assurance, Network Mgmt,Communications, Knowledge Mgmt, Visualization …<br />

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CIC Technical Curricula<br /><ul><li>Cyber Science –18 week course offered to 9th & 10th graders

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Cyber Security – provides a basic understanding of computer hardware, software, networks, and encryption

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Computer Science – curriculum provides students with a basic understanding of computer science, engineering and mathematical concepts as a strong foundation (Web Design & Computer Programming) to further their studies

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Digital Media - curriculum provides students with a basic understanding of digital media, animation, visual effects, and interactive command and control environments

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Information Assurance/Digital Forensics –Provides basic understanding of computer hardware, data storage and collection, network intrusion, and data degradation</li></ul>PROPRIETARY INFORMATION:Copyright ©2010 by the Cyber Innovation Center<br />

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CIC Academic Pathways<br />Animation and Visual Effects Articulation<br />HS Cyber Courses  BPCC Telecommunications LSUS<br />Digital Forensics Articulation<br />HS Cyber Courses  BPCC CIT Div  NSU (Criminal Justice)<br />Computer Science Articulation<br />HS Cyber Courses  BPCC CIT Div  La Tech (Comp-Sci)<br />Associate of Engineering Articulation<br />HS Cyber Courses  BPCC CIT Div (with LA Tech support)<br />Cyber Security Articulation<br />HS Cyber Courses  BPCC CIT Div La Tech Cyber Academy<br />Articulations in Work<br />Energy, Bio-medical, Software Assurance, E-Business<br />PROPRIETARY INFORMATION:Copyright ©2010 by the Cyber Innovation Center<br />

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CIC Public-Private Collaboration<br /><ul><li>Awareness Programs

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Cyber Day Workshops (K-8)

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Cyber Awareness Presentations (9-12)

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Outreach to School Boards, Administrators, & Teachers (K-12)

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Academic Outreach Program

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Professional Development Workshops

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Industry Certification Programs

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High School Digital Forensics Laboratories

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Summer Cyber Camps

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Local, Regional, and National Cyber Competitions

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Workforce Development Partnerships

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Industry: CISCO Academy (Bossier Career & Technical HS), Warfighter-Industry Collaboration Exercises (WIC-E)

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Government: Cyber Assurance & Security Education (DHS); NSA, WIC-E (AF), Electronic Systems Command (AF)

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Universities and Colleges: LA Tech, BPCC, LSUS, NSU</li></ul>PROPRIETARY INFORMATION:Copyright ©2010 by the Cyber Innovation Center<br />

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Facilitating LA Cyber Partnerships<br />Cyber<br />Assurance &<br />Defense<br />Center<br />National<br />Guard<br />Dept of <br />Homeland<br />Security<br />Cyberspace<br />Innovation<br />Center<br />Law<br />Enforcement<br />DoD<br />Cyber<br />(& related)<br />Industries<br />Assurance<br />& SecurityResearch<br />Academic<br />Community<br />

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Summary<br />Cyber Security<br />Cyber Assurance and Defense<br />Government-Industry Collaboration<br />WorkforceDevelopment<br />Facilitating Cyber Networking<br />

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Cyberspace Business Areas<br />Cyber Ops<br />Establish the Domain<br />Form Cyber Networks<br />Secure Cyber Networks<br />Defend the Domain<br />Passive Defense<br />Active Defense<br />Use the Domain<br />Business Augmentation<br />Internet Business<br />Participatory Services<br />COMMERCE<br />Cyberspace importance is increasing <br />