No Slide Title...CDDs/CPDs (As required) GIG 2.0 ICD 29 MAY 2009 GIG IA ICD 6 MAR 2006 WFF Requirement Documents NT, NETOPS & Cy/EM Contest Capabilities ... classification management

Session Name: Land War Net Initial

Capabilities Document (ICD)

Briefer: COL Kell

Session 2 TRADOC Capability Manager

Global Network Enterprise (TCM GNE)

UNCLASSIFIED 2 Session: 2, Track: TCM GNE 2011-08-23 1445-1600 // Land War Net Initial Capabilities Document (ICD)

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Purpose

• Inform LandWarNet 2011 of current capabilities’

development efforts for the LandWarNet Initial

Capabilities Document 2013-2017.

• Aligns future development to overcome adaptive enemies

while operating in uncertain and complex environments.

• Not a new start but a requirement to coordinate existing

programs, emerging capabilities, and resources.


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Agenda

• Development Process

• LWN ICD Overview

• Summary of Solutions


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Network Architecture

Baseline

TRADOC (Gaps) – Informed by NAB

– Nominated to G-3/5/7

Gaps

Informs

Directs

Agile Requirements

LWN ICD

TRADOC (Requirements) – Homogenized capability document

– Over arching IT roadmap

– 10,000 mile overhead view

– May be reviewed annually (VCSA CPR)

– Link to DOT_LPF and budgeting

– Informs NAB

Existing

Capability

Docs

CIO/G-6 (Standards) – Informed by overarching roadmap

– Details target voice, data, and transport

architecture; ensures integration/standards

– 10 foot overhead view

– Basis of nominating gaps (Phase 0)

– Reviewed semi-annually

– Approved by LandWarNet/Battle Command

General Officer Steering Committee (GOSC)

– Joint annexes for interoperability

– Both “As Is” and “To Be”

ONS/

JUONS

NAB

G-3/5/7 (Solutions) – Post evaluation: Request for Proposal

– Delivery Order Contract

G-3/5/7 LWN

RFP

6 4 5 3 1

0

2

PO


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Material

Development

etc…

The U.S.

Army's

Concept of

Operations

LandWarNet

2015

TP 525-5-600

Cyberspace

Operations

Concept

Capability

Plan 2016-

2028

TP 525-7-8

CIO/G6

GNEC Objectives

• Operationalize LWN to enable global warfighting capability

• Dramatically Improve Network Defense Posture

• Realize economies and efficiencies while improving effectiveness

• Enable Army interoperability and collaboration with mission partners

DCS G-3/5/7 LWN ICD

(updated annually)

• Unity of Command and enforced

common policies and standards

• Enable Army and JIIM operations

in and through a Highly Available

LWN

• Assured Information and Services

• Authentication, Confidentiality,

Integrity and Non-Repudiation

through Identity Management

• Defend the LWN

CDDs/CPDs (As required)

GIG 2.0 ICD 29 MAY 2009

GIG IA ICD 6 MAR 2006

WFF

Requirement

Documents

NT, NETOPS

& Cy/EM

Contest

CBAs

Capabilities

Needs Analysis

LWN Capabilities’ Development


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• Operational Outcome:“a single, secure, standards-based, versatile infrastructure

linked by networked, redundant transport systems, sensors, warfighting and

business applications, and data to provide our Soldiers, Civilians, and mission

partners the information they need, when they need it, in any environment, to

manage the Army and enable full-spectrum operations with our Joint, Coalition and

interagency partners.”

• Effects produced to achieve outcome:

– Operationalize LWN to enable global warfighting capabilities

– Dramatically improve network defense posture

– Realize efficiencies while improving effectiveness

– Enable joint interoperability and collaboration with mission partners

– Recruit and retain an agile work force to support an expeditionary Army

Concept of Operations Summary


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LandWarNet (LWN Essential Capabilities)

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• Unity of Command and enforced common policies and standards –

establishes and enforces common data standards, information service standards,

acquisition and certification to ensure seamless flow of information between all

Army, JIIM and mission partners users and systems.

– Enabling capabilities: governance, unified network operations, and common operating

environment.

• Enable Army and JIIM operations in and through a highly available LWN –

assures computing and communications resources, services, and

information are available, accessible and safe-guarded at the edge to support

Army, JIIM and mission partners operations.

– Enabling capabilities: enterprise network transport (regional hub node, Standardized

Tactical Entry Point (STEP)/Teleport, commercial mobile/wireless/fixed infrastructure),

global and regional cyber centers, network management and system management.


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• Assured Information and Services – ensures that the Army, JIIM and mission

partners are provided timely assured global access to required data, services, and

network enabled capabilities at the edge.

– Enabling capabilities: infrastructure providing collaborative services (email, portal,

messaging, mobile applications, voice, video), storage, backup and recovery, content

management, area processing center, installation processing node, virtualization

management, storage infrastructure management, trouble ticketing and work flow and

capacity monitoring system.

• Authentication, Confidentiality, Integrity and Non-Repudiation through

Identity Management - ensures that any authorized user or system can

access the LWN during normal, degraded, and disconnected conditions with a

trusted, single set of identity credentials for all domains.

– Enabling capabilities: enterprise identity management, IT Asset Management, public

key infrastructure, directory services, network access control and multi-level

classification management.


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• Defend the LWN – actions taken to protect, monitor, analyze, detect, and

respond to unauthorized activity, as well as unintentional, non-malicious

user errors within the LWN.

– Enabling capabilities: computer network defense, Cyberspace and Electromagnetic

Spectrum situational awareness, intrusion protection system, host based security

system, security information management, data security at rest, cryptographic

services/management, spectrum sensing and deconfliction


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Operational View – OV-1

The Army Enterprise network is a single, secure, standards-based, versatile infrastructure linked by networked,

redundant transport systems, sensors, warfighting and business applications, and data to provide our Soldiers and

Civilians the information they need, when they need it, in any environment, to manage the Army Enterprise and enable

full spectrum operations with our Joint, Coalition, and Interagency partners.


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DOT_LPF Solutions

Doctrine

• Cyber/Electromagnetic integration

• Update 6-02 series doctrine

• Connecting Soldiers to Digital Applications

Organization

• Signal Force Redesign

• μCyber

• ESB-E

• BCT S6 Redesign

Training

• Training Accreditation

• Unified NetOps

• BCCS/Network Integration

Leadership & Education

• Cyberspace Operations / Network Operations leadership development

• Cyberspace support to Full Spectrum Operations integration

Personnel

• Network Defender Enlisted MOS (E6+)

• 255S Warrant Officer MOS (CW3+)

• Signal Officer Holistic Review

Facilities

• Open Secret facilities for Battle Command Common Services (BCCS) at home station

• Regional Signal Command (Cyber)/Unit Signal SCIF access

Session 2 TRADOC Capability Manager

Global Network Enterprise (TCM GNE)

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