Maritime Security Conference 2012

MARITIME SECURITY CONFERENCE 2012

Maritime Security Conference 2012

Panel 3 – Wrap upImproving Information Sharing and Management Capabilities

RAdm Nicola de Felice – Co-Chair

Halifax - Canada

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Key Points (1/2) Global social-economical prosperity based on SLOCs:

needs Maritime Security (MS) MS = MSA + MSO (military/police) + MCB (political) MSA Comprehensive Approach, starting from:

1.National integrated effort (Navy, Inter-Depts/Agencies, Intel Agencies, Port Authorities, R&D, Industry, etc.)

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Key Points (2/2)

2.Towards a federation of different networks/systems based on a common architectural framework, using SOA paradigm

3.Information sharing at national, regional, and trans-regional level

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Main Challenges Political willingness to share actionable data Governance at national, regional, and trans – regional

level – Who coordinates? Definition of common operational requirements Data policy – “Need to know vs need to share” Stakeholders’ participation – How to gather them? Legal aspects to be solved Funds to be addressed

M A R I T I M E S E C U R I T Y C O N F E R E N C E 2 0 1 2

BlueMassMed Network

Spain France

Portugal

ItalyArmad

a

MarinhaCOSMOS

Guardia Civil

MOC TOULO

N

Web Server Web

Server

Web Server

Web Server

Web Server

ASAE

SASEMAR MONBrest

EUSC

SEGEMAR JRCDAVA

CNES

Border Police

Maritime

AffairsCOFGC

Customs

NOCTOULO

N

Customs

MOD

Maritime Transport

MITVTMISCoast Guard

CSK (ASI)

AMFEMFA

GNR

PJ DGAIeCSSI

IPTM

Web Server

YEN

SPG

SPA

FRIT

PT

GRMT

EMAM

HCG

Antidroga

InteriorNAVY

C4I GdF

NCC Interio

r

Environment PortalMATTM

BMM Interministerial Node

An European Answer

ITALY leading Technical WG

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The Italian MSA answer

MSA based on national Comprehensive Approach Layered and federated approach, starting first from

national to reach trans-regional level Multinational Dialogue and Cooperation policy MCB

Federation of regional levels GMA Navy as MSA collector for military and civilian purposes:

“You cannot do it ALL from commercial traffic systems” Legal aspects have to be improved

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Identify common operational requirements for a harmonized cross-sectoral and cross-border MSA

Identify a common Security Strategy, define a Data Policy and implement the related Action Plan

Adopt a federated-distribuited architecture:allow Nations to directly control the management of

shared information, maintaining their own sovereignity

permit Nations to look for the best industrial solution

Co-Chair recommendations (1/2)

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Participate in a cooperative development of technological solutions and standards, using the same framework design and SOA paradigm

Share and optimize as maximum as possible all available Resources (Sats, naval aviation, coastal radars, etc.)

Use of common funds (if available) through direct financing of Governments for future projects

Co-Chair recommendations (2/2)

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Maritime Security Conference 2012

Panel 3 – Wrap upImproving Information Sharing and Management Capabilities

RAdm Nicola de Felice – Co-Chair

Halifax - Canada

CJOS & CSW CENTRES OF EXCELLENCE