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Cyber Center of Excellence (Cyber CoE)

MG Stephen G. FogartyCommanding General

US Army Cyber Center of Excellence & Fort Gordon

AFCEA TechNet

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Agenda

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AFCEA 2014Key Events & MilestonesArmy Warfighting Challenge (AWfC) #7 Problem StatementCEMA Operational FrameworkCyber CoE Strategic PlanCG’s Imperatives (Culture, Campus, and Convergence) Question & Answer

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AFCEA 2014

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Phase 3: Cyber CoE Achieves FOC when: Cyber CoE is capable of executing mission command of the Cyber

CoE, Cyber and Signal Schools.CG Cyber CoE is the single commander for Cyber, Signal and EW

Force Modernization Proponency (FMP) with all Cyber and EW FMP personnel assigned to the Cyber CoE and all Cyber and EW FMP authorizations are moved to the Cyber CoE.

The Cyber and Signal Schools are able to fully function as branch proponents for Cyber and Signal Branches IAW AR 5-22.

The Cyber and Signal Schools are fully functional and able to train the Army forces required to meet Army Cyberspace, EW and Signal mission requirements.

Campus and Facility Brief to VCSA

Aug 14

HQDA EXORD Published 24 Jan 14

Personnel Moves from Ft Meade/Ft Leavenworth Initiate

Mar 14 Cyber CoE (Provisional) EstablishedTransfer of Authority to Signal & Cyber School Commandants

Cyber School Ribbon Cutting CeremonyEstablish Cyber Branch AOC 17A

SECARMY Signs Cyber Branch DAGOFirst Cyber Elective available for ILE Students

Cyber CoE Transformation Concept Plan Approved

Oct 14

Publish Army’s Cyberspace Operations Doctrine (FM 3-12)Oct 15

HRC Cyber Personnel Management Cell Full Operational CapabilityJul 15

Career Field 17 Established – all 3 ComposFOC Concept Plan development

Cyber Update to CSA

Oct 15

Sep 15

Key Events & Milestones

Aug 14Sep 14

Oct 14

May 15

Cyber CoE Stationing Plan Approved by HQDA

Feb 15

Phase 2: Cyber CoE is IOC when:Concept Plan ApprovedStationing Plan ApprovedCost Benefits Analysis Completed

SCIF Requirements/Funding for Interim SCIF

Cyber COE Strategic Plan PublishedAug 15

Sep 15Sep 15 Critical Path to FOC Brief to CG, TRADOC

Multi-Branch COE

Concept Plan

Approved by

HQDA G357

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Oct 15Nov 15

Nov 15

Bridge resourcing shortfalls to continue along the critical path to FOC (FY16-FY18)

FY 18-22 POM Submission

Oct ‘14

Army Operating Concept

Army Warfighting Challenge

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Jan ‘15

CSA RemarksAUSA Breakfast

Apr ‘15

OPM Data Breach

Feb ‘15 Mar ‘15 Apr ’15Revision 1

ARCYBER Strategic Plan

Phase 1

2014

2015

Army Network Campaign Plan

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AWfC #7 Problem Statement

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How does the Army, in conjunction with joint, intergovernmental, multinational, and commercial partners, assure access to critical data and information networks, across multiple domains, that are operating in an increasingly contested and congested operating environment, while simultaneously denying the same to the enemy?

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CEMA Operational Framework

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CF17 Phase 2

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DoDIN OperationsNetwork Focused –Threat Agnostic

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CF17 Phase 2

EW

DoDIN OperationsNetwork Focused –Threat Agnostic

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Cybersecurity

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Cyber CoE Strategic Plan

Mission: The U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence trains and educates highly skilled cyber, electronic warfare and signal Soldiers and Civilians and develops DOTMLPF solutions (capabilities) to conduct effective Cyber, EW and Signal operations in the cyber domain in support of Unified Land Operations.

Defines the vision, mission, lines of effort, and objectives required to integrate capabilities across the Army to include MI, Signal, and EW partners together with Joint Service and Intelligence capabilities.

Team with ARCYBER and ACI to form

“Team Cyber” nucleus

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Scope: Present – 2025

Vision: The Cyber CoE and Team Gordon; a highly skilled workforce that effectively collaborates with relevant stakeholders to develop and lead integrated cyber, electronic warfare and signal solutions (capabilities) for the Army and Joint Forces.

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Lines of Effort & Endstate

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Goal: Build cyber capacity and have a trained and ready Cyber Force with Joint integration

Established Cyber CoE & Cyber SchoolCyber COE IOC Concept Plan Approved Cyber CoE Strategic Plan PublishedDeveloped Campus Facility Plan

Established CMF 17A (30 Officers in BOLC)Established Cyber Elective at ILE Established Cyber Leader CourseSignal 1-N Review & MOS Convergence Planning

Home on Home CollaborationArmy Warfighting Challenge #7FM 3-12 Cyber Operations DRAFTCyber Battle Lab support to 25th ID

Army Cyber Council EstablishedPartner with Academia (Army Cyber Institute)MOU with Georgia Tech Research InstituteDevelopment of a Cyber Quest ExerciseAFCEA 2015 – Convergence Theme

OBJECTIVES

Pending Actions:Campus & Facility Brief to VCSA (9 Sep 15)Critical Path Brief to CG, TRADOC (29 Sep 15)FY 18-22 POM (Nov 15)

1. Transform into an adaptable organization postured to support the Army Operating Concept.

2. Personnel are developed in the right numbers with the right skills, at the right grade to meet emerging Army and Joint Signal, Cyber, and EW requirements while aspiring to a lifetime of service.

3. The Signal, Cyber, and EW Force of the future are designed and integrated to address future global requirements across DOTMLPF.

4. Soldiers and Civilians develop (DOTMLPF) solutions to conduct Signal, Cyber, and EW operations within the cyber domain in support of Unified Land Operations.

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CG’s Imperatives

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Change the Culture Construct the Campus Drive Convergence

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Change the Culture

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DODIN

DCO OCO

MC, FIRES, Maneuver, MED, MCO, EW, INTEL

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The Network:•The DODIN is the base for Mission Command, enables all Warfighting Functions, and is foundational to Cyberspace Operations, underpinning OCO & DCO functions•The Signal Corps will remain irreplaceable in DODIN Operations, and will assume responsibility for the TS/SCI network

Signal-Intel-EW-Cyber Collaboration:•Both internal and external collaboration is required to achieve synergy of effort•Signal and Intel are becoming increasingly dependent upon each other

Combined Arms Cyber Teams:•Cyberspace Operations is inherently Joint, Interagency, Intergovernmental, Multinational•Signal, EW, and Intel capabilities must be integrated with all stakeholders to be successful

FoEW

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Construct the Campus

Current Challenges• 11 of 14 Classroom Facilities and HQ facility built between 1966-73 (3 built 84-86)• 8 of 694 classrooms meet Classroom XXI standards• Current facilities are inadequate for Cyber, Signal, and EW training

Critical Training & Education Requirements• Rapidly reconfigurable Cyber Weapons System: Operational Network and Data Center (TS/SCI to NIPR) • State of the art, modernized campus for Cyber, Signal, and EW training and Force Modernization Proponency actions• Cyber, Signal, and EW collaborative and interactive learning environments (Army Learning Model)• Access to Joint Cyber Ranges• Technical Research Library (up to TS/SCI level) • Appropriate SCIF space

Facilities Way Ahead• Provide sufficient SCIF and Controlled access facilities to support Signal, Cyber, and EW FMP activities• Awaiting decisions on restoration, modernization, and MILCON of critical facilities to meet course timelines and student

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Phase I Phase II Phase III Phase IV

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BMA – Business Mission AreaDIMA – DoD portion of the Intelligence Mission Area DODIN – Department of Defense Information NetworkEIEMA – Enterprise Information Environment Mission Area JWICS – Joint Worldwide Intelligence Communication SystemNIPR – Non-secure Internet Protocol (IP) Router Network

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COMMON OPERATING ENVIRONMENT

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NSANeT– National Security Agency NetworkSIPR – Secret Internet Protocol Router Network WMA – Warfighting Mission AreaTOC – Tactical Operations CenterTS/SCI – Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information

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JWICS

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CONVERGENCEThe effective merging or integration of distinct staffs, networks and systems, into a unified whole to achieve decisive results.

USER DEFINED OPERATIONAL PICTURE

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KNOWLEDGEUNIFIED DATA CENTER

OBJECTIVE (INTEGRATED INFORMATION ENVIRONMENT)

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CURRENT (LIMITED OF CYBER SITUATIONAL AWARENESS)

INTERIM (MOVE TOWARD

COMMON OPERATING ENVIRONMENT)

COORDINATIONThe harmonious functioning of staffs, networks and systems for effective results.

COLLABORATIONTo work jointly with staffs, networks, and systems to achieve effective results.

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Question & Answer

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