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Coast Guard Cyber Command
Driving Mission ExecutionCAPT John Felker
Deputy Commander, CGCYBERCOMJune 2011
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Cyber Definition
New Domain ( ex. Air, Sea, Space)
Electromagnetic Spectrum
Threats/Vulnerabilities
Legal/Ethical/Technical Issues
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Commandant’s Direction
“Develop capabilities to resist and respond to cyber threats. In
addition to our own forces, the vast port and maritime
transportation systems we protect are vulnerable to cyber attack.
Work with our partners to develop resiliency to cyber threats.”
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Mission Areas
MISSION 4: CybersecurityMISSION 1.4: CIKR
Homeland Security/Counter Terrorism
MISSION 1.4: CIKR--Maritime CIKRMISSION 2: Securing BordersMISSION 5: Resiliency
Living Marine Resources
MISSION 3: Enforcing Immigration Laws
Counter Drug
Law Enforcement, Marine Safety
Provide a Secure Platform Secure Ports and Waterways Provide Decision Advantage4
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Cyber Gaps -Secure Ports and Waterways
• Execution
• Resources/guidanceMTS Mission
• Proprietary systems
• Ease of access vs. securityVulnerabilities
• DCO / Prevention community
• DHS
• IndustryCoordination
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MTS Cyber Systemswith Vulnerabilities
Coast Guard has responsibility.
- 33 CFR 103
Control Systems - SCADA
Aids to Navigation
Communications
Vessel Traffic Services
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Threats to MTS Cyber Systems
Coast Guard has responsibility.
- 33 CFR 103
Nation-states
Criminals
Hacktivists
Natural disasters
Internal users – self-inflicted gun shot wounds
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Maritime Transportation System (MTS) Scenario
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Response and Recovery Coordination
Multiple agencies could be called upon for support…
• DHS NCSD – NCCIC (US-CERT & ICS-CERT)
• National Guard Bureau
• FBI
• USCYBERCOM
• Others
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Strategic Information Sharing
• Cross-Sector Cyber Security Working Group (CSCSWG)
• Industrial Control Systems Joint Working Group (ICSJWG)
• Transportation Systems Sector Cyber Working Group (TSS CWG)
• Ports, waterways, and shores are lined with CIKR facilities (nuclear power plants, oil refineries, pipelines, chemical plants, bridges, etc.)– ALL linked to cyber systems or networks and rely on industrial control systems
DHS/USCG Effort –
- MTS partners better understand issues
- Develop consistent approach10
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Tactical Information Sharing
• COTP threat notification required
• Owner/Operators security or TSIs reporting
• END STATE DESIRED –– Process & culture of open/frank information sharing
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Outreach Support
Support port partners:• Review of plans (threats, vulnerabilities and consequences)
• Joint cyber workshops with COTP
• Information sharing
…end goal is effective preparation, response and recovery
…RESILIENCE
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Where We Want to Focus
• Cyber Attack
• Natural disaster
• Etc.
External Factors
• System degradation
• Loss of positive control
• Etc.
Inside Your Network
• Physical outcome
• Loss of capability
• Etc.
Operations Impact
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QUESTIONS?
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CGCYBERCOM POCs
• CAPT John Felker, Deputy Commander– [email protected]
• CDR Cliff Neve, Chief of Network Defense, Intelligence, & Operations– [email protected]
• LT Lars McCarter, Network Defense– [email protected]
• LT Will Towers, Operations– [email protected]
• Mr. Scott Dickerson, CG-5322-3 Liaison & Operations Support– [email protected]
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