Safeguards & Security Working Group Winter 2014 Meeting Agenda The Insider Threat Risks, Mitigation Measures & Best Practices

Transcription

1 Safeguards & Security Working Group Winter 2014 Meeting Agenda The Insider Threat Risks, Mitigation Measures & Best Practices Dates: December 2-4, 2014 Meeting Location: DOE Las Vegas Site Office Nevada Support Facility (NSF) please see the last page for a map Dress: Business Casual Badge: DOE Badge required. If not a HSPD-12 Badge, please see badging requirements on the EFCOG website. Presentations: If you are a guest speaker, and will be requiring your presentation to be projected, please them to Pricem@nv.doe.gov for cyber security scans and loading onto the meeting room s computer at least 2 days prior to the meeting. If you have any handouts please bring them with you as we are unable to make copies. Monday December 1, :00 PRE-MEETING - Steering Committee only Peppermill 2985 Las Vegas Blvd Tuesday December 2, 2014 NSF, Great Basin 0730 to 0800 Check in, Registration and Networking 1

2 0800 to 0810 DOE Las Vegas Site Office Introduction and Welcome (Devin Biniaz, NSTec. LLC Emergency Management, Safeguards & Security Director) Member Introductions and review of agenda (Cameron Andersen, SSWG Chair) Y-12 Safeguards and Security Program Transition Lessons Learned (Bruce Rogers, Director Y12 Safeguards, Security and Emergency Services, Consolidated Nuclear Services, LLC and Arnold Guevara, Assistant Manager, Safeguards and Security, NNSA Nuclear Production Office Security Contract Transition Y12) The Insider Threat What have we learned from recent incidents? To include threats to the Energy Sector. (Gonzalo Cordova, Protective Security Advisor, National Protection Program Directorate, Infrastructure Protection, Nevada District) The Insider Threat and the Role of Your counterintelligence Office (Dennis Fulkerson, NSTec Counterintelligence Officer) Incorporation of the MC&A Comprehensive Assessment of Safeguards Strategy (COMPASS) Model into Insider System Effectiveness (Jerry Weber, NSTec Strategic Partners Program Manager) Break Risks Why should you care and invest in detection and prevention measures? (Alan Carr, LANL Historian) Lunch 2

3 Conducting Insider Analysis within Physical Security Vulnerability Assessment Processes & Programs (Sam Callahan, Director, Office of Security Assistance (AU-52) International Efforts to Train on Insider Threat Mitigation (Daniel Miller, Program Officer, Department of State s Partnership for Nuclear Security program) Lessons Learned while Addressing Insider Threat Concerns Globally (Patrick Lynch, Portfolio Manager International Engagement, ORNL) Insider Threat Program DOE O (Sabeena Khanna, Insider Threat Program Topic Lead, Office of Security Policy (AU-51) MC&A Controls as an Insider Threat Mitigation, Amy Wilson (Department Manager, Y12 NMC&A, Consolidated Nuclear Services, LLC) NNSA Enterprise VA Mission Brief (Jake White, Office of Security Operations & Programmatic Planning, NA-71) Review for Day 2 (Cameron Andersen) Wednesday December 3, 2014 Rooms Listed Below 0730 to 0800 Networking 0800 to 1630 Vendors (NSF, Sedan) 0800 to 1630 Sub-working Group meetings to work on individual tasking s and deliverables Program Management / Information Security (NSF, Great Basin R) 3

4 Protective Force / Physical Security (NSF, Great Basin L) MC&A (NSF, Pioche) Personnel Security (NSF, Searchlight) Lunch Each subgroup will break for lunch at a time that works best for their individual group Thursday December 4, 2014 NSF, Goldfield 0730 to 0800 Networking 0800 to 0900 The Insider Threat: Lessons Learned from Actual Attacks (Jason Clark, Carnegie Mellon University Software Engineering Institute) FBI presentation on a recent Insider Threat incident (Fred Bradford, Special Agent, Las Vegas DOE Field Office) 1000 to 1200 Sub-working Group report-out Summary of group discussion Any issues and/or challenges Status of current deliverables New tasking/focus areas Meeting summary and adjourned POST MEETING WRAP UP Steering committee only, wrap up of meeting/actions/discussion on ways to improve next meeting, and agenda discussion for the next meeting. Note: The SSWG Secretary will post the meeting minutes within 30 days on the EFCOG SWG WEB Site. 4

5 Santa Fe CRAIG ROAD CHEYENNE AVENUE RANCHO DRIVE 2-hour Visitor Parking Nevada Support Facility (NSF) Visitor Parking Bechtel Bldg C1 Bechtel Bldg B3 ENERGY WAY LOSEE ROAD 15 SMOKE RANCH CAREY AVENUE CAREY AVENUE LOSEE ROAD Lake Mead West Exit LAKE MEAD BLVD Fiesta LAKE MEAD BLVD Texas Station DIRECTIONS TO THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY, NATIONAL NUCLEAR SECURITY ADMINISTRATION NEVADA SITE OFFICE - NEVADA SUPPORT FACILITY CHARLESTON BLVD From McCarran Airport, take Swenson north to Tropicana Avenue. Turn left on Tropicana going west to Interstate 15 north. You pass the MGM Grand (green hotel on right). Go across Las Vegas Blvd. past New York, New York hotel on the right. Turn right onto I-15. Continue on I-15 and take the Lake Mead West exit. From Lake Mead, turn right at the first stoplight on Losee Road. Continue north on Losee Road for about 3/4 mile (past stoplight at Carey). Turn left on Energy Way at the stoplight and continue straight to the NSF. 15 NewYork NewYork MGM Grand TROPICANA AVENUE TROPICANA AVENUE N LAS VEGAS BLVD McCarran Airport SWENSON