TEAM SPAWAR Chief Technology Officer “Leadership and Innovation” Overall Classification: // Unclassified // SSC San Diego Keynote Network Security Mr.

TEAM SPAWAR Chief Technology Officer“Leadership and Innovation”

Overall Classification: // Unclassified //SSC San Diego

Keynote Network Security

Mr. Gary Wang 7.0 National Lead

SPAWAR CTOSSC-SD Dir, S&T, ENG

Outline

• Why you want to be in SD

• What is C4ISR

• Drivers/Emerging Technologies

• Value Chain

• Example

• Issues

SDSU

SSC San Diego

San Diego is the IT Research Focus of the Nation

•Qualcomm, Inc•SAIC•Nokia Mobile Phones•ViaSat•Leap Wireless•Kyocera America•Titan Wireless•Applied Micro Circuits Corp.•Wireless Facilities•Siemens…

UCSD

“San Diego is the hot spot for careers in

information technology”-Kaplan Newsweek Careers

“Best place in country for business and careers”

- Forbes magazine

Camp PendletonMC Air Station Miramar

Naval Special Warfare Command

Naval Region, Southwest

Naval Station, San Diego

Naval Amphibious Base

Naval Air Station

Naval Sub Base

3rd Fleet

SPAWARSPAWAR HQ/PEO HQ/PEOOld Town CampusOld Town CampusSPAWARSPAWAR HQ/PEO HQ/PEOOld Town CampusOld Town Campus

SPAWAR Systems CenterSan Diego

SPAWAR Co-Located with the Fleet, Industry and Academia

JPEO JTRS

Drivers and Technologies

• Drivers– Extreme Mobility– Location Based services economy– Internet Altruism– A “wise” crowd in action– Emerging GIS economies

• Technologies– Large fields of networked sensors– Superconducting electronics – Advanced materials ( nano this nano that)– Human Behavioral research– Micro Electro-Mechanical Machines– Energy harvesting– Cloud computing, pervasive connectivity

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What is C4ISR

• C4ISR is an aggregation of diverse command and control, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance elements that provide military information to a Commander and, when brought together with appropriate communication and computer networks, may be thought of as a virtual, enabling capability for military operations.’ – Clark and Moon

Definition• C4ISR is defined in the Joint Technical Architecture (JTA; Defense

Information Systems Agency, 1999) as those systems that

* support properly designated commanders in the exercise of authority and direction over assigned and attached forces across the range of military operations;

* collect, process, integrate, analyze, evaluate, or interpret available information concerning foreign countries or areas;

* systematically observe aerospace, surface or subsurface areas, places, persons, or things by visual, aural, electronic, photographic, or other means; and

* obtain, by visual observation or other detection methods, information about the activities and resources of an enemy or potential enemy, or secure data concerning the meteorological, hydrographic, or geographic characteristics of a particular area.

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Value of C4ISR

• Most advanced weapon is useless if employed against wrong target or at wrong time

• Move to net-centric warfare driven by warfighter

• Enabler of efficient and effective operations

• Relevant, timely, accurate information for decision making

Digital Value Chain Proposition

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•Cpu centric Storage centric

•“unwired” Connected

•Wiki’s , blogs, search, social networks

•Visualization and Information economies

•Bio-inspire and gaming

• Synthesis of data, knowledge and information to bring out new insights and understanding

• Contextual, relevant, actionable. Tacit versus explicit.

• Organized or processed data

• Collection of facts

Innovation

Data

Information

Knowledge

Internet Access, Speed, Expectations

C4ISR Value Chain leads to Decision Supremacy

Data

• Synthesis of data, knowledge and information to bring out new insights and understanding

• Contextual, relevant, actionable. Tacit versus explicit.

• Organized or processed data

• Collection of facts

Information

Knowledge

Innovation

Information DominanceInformation Dominance

Knowledge SuperiorityKnowledge Superiority

Decision SupremacyDecision Supremacy

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C4ISR as an Enabler

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MDA/MIO Example

• Assigned to do MDA watch• Log into portal, select MDA tab• Brings up map with AIS data• Automated workflow process runs a series of agents

– Maritime motion model agent runs to filter out tracks behaving as expected– Agent looks for inconsistencies in AIS data– (more agents)– Agent helps operator assign tasking to resources to get look at platforms of

interest

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Take Advantage of the Web• Billions of $$$ of R&D each year

– Hard technology - search engines, visualization, mashups, …– Soft technology - social engineering, user generated content,

people networks, …

• These are the capabilities younger generation expect to have at work

• Creating Collaborative environments, Becoming Knowledge Brokers

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Web 2.0 in a C4ISR context

Accuracy Timeliness

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Shift Away from Kinetic Operations

• US embracing “waging peace”, growing influence of information operations

• Issues:– Increased use of Unmanned

Systems

– Importance of understanding networks (social, economic, etc.)

– Reliance on reach back for distributed C4ISR

– How do you measure effectiveness? Interoperability?