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1 Defense Information Systems Agency A Combat Support Agency Forecast to Industry Program Executive Office Mission Assurance/NetOps Mark Orndorff Director, PEO MA/NetOps 29 July 2010
2 What We Do We develop, acquire, and implement enterprise wide Computer Network Defense (CND) and IA security products and solutions that identify threats to the GIG, sense network and host-based attacks, develop/disseminate countermeasures. Provide situational awareness supporting GIG NetOps personnel. We provide secure and reliable identity management services for DoD applications and systems. We provide cross-domain information sharing solutions for users anywhere on the GIG. 2
3 Mission Assurance - Approach Reduce Attack Surface Configure securely, automatically Enhance perimeter defenses defense in depth Drive out anonymity Improve Network C2 Improved situational awareness Cyber attack detection, diagnosis, and reaction at network speed Improve Safe Sharing Cross domain flows as enterprise service Evolve directory, identity, and access control to support net-centricity 3
4 Mission Assurance Partnerships Opportunities 4
5 Where We Are Host Based Security Systems (HBSS) Pushing for complete deployment across DoD Expanding the capabilities across the DMZ s Log Aggregation and management Web Proxy Web Filtering Situational Awareness Integration of additional data sources New designs to meet the Warfighter s emerging needs Expansion of Enterprise Cross Domain 5
6 HBSS Evolution Maximum Protection (Secure Site) Application Control (Servers) Blocking low for non-administrator users on workstations Host-based firewall on workstations Add Unix/Linux Increased Protection (Protected Site) Blocking Medium - increasing behavioral-based intrusion prevention (IPS) Protected (Minimum Protection) Blocking high-risk MS vulnerabilities including zero-day generic buffer overflow Asset Awareness All Components Installed Logging High Intrusion Detection (IDS) Protection Maturity Maximum Protection (Secure Site) Increased Protection (Protected Site) SIPRNET Compliance integration with Vulnerability Management System Protected (Minimum Protection) Asset Awareness SIPRNET Rollup Service for Inventory SIPRNET alert reporting NIPRNET Rollup Service for Inventory Global C2 Maturity 6
7 NIPRNet Perimeter Defense Internet Web Server Internet Client Internet General Purpose NIPRNET Defenses NIPRNet Internet Gateways External Server Network DoD DMZ For Externally Visible Servers in a DoD DMZ NIPRNet Client Computers Internet-Facing Servers DoD DMZ 7
8 The Next 60 Days Contract/Task/Area of Support FY10 DISA NetOps Support IA2 IA and Security Engineering Support Anticipated Award 4QFY10 4QFY10 8
9 The First Half of FY 2011 Contract/Task/Area of Support FY11 Assured Compliance Assessment Solution (ACAS) Security Gateway (EMSG) emass NetOps SA Public Key Enabling (PKE) Client Server Enterprise License Anticipated Award 1QFY11 1QFY11 1QFY11 1QFY11 1QFY11 2QFY11 9
10 Where We Are Going Host Based Security Systems (HBSS) Fully deployed across the network Additional capabilities to address warfighter needs Examine technology for future host based architecture Expand the DMZ s Reduce/mitigate/eliminate Denial of Service risk security and filtering Web vulnerability scanning Log Aggregation and management Vulnerability Scanning and Remediation Refine future requirements and identify technology refresh requirements for follow-on capabilities 10
11 The Second Half of FY 2011 Contract/Task/Area of Support FY11 Privilege Management Solution DoD Antivirus Detection Denial of Service (DDOS) Host Based Security System Maintenance/Support Services Host Based Security System - Open Architecture Remediation Tool Anticipated Award 3QFY11 4QFY11 4QFY11 4QFY11 4QFY11 4QFY11 11
12 How Do We Get There Partnership with vendor community Better communication of our needs Need your help to ensure that we are providing clear, obtainable, and realistic requirements Assist in removing our blinders so we look for innovation and unique solutions to our problems To market and implement solutions To understand the market space and develop innovative ways to scope costs related to the actual usage Streamline our process We don t have all of the answers but together we can solve the problem With your HELP 12
13 Our Next Steps Increased vendor participation in Market Research and acquisitions (Vendor days and demonstrations) Brainstorming events to encourage both Government and industry innovation Emphasis on implementation of solutions reduce the deployment time Partnership 13
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