Title: CYBER Todays War Tomorrows Crusade
1CYBERTodays War Tomorrows Crusade
2DISCLAIMER
AFCEA 4 Dec 07
- Remarks today are strictly mine, based upon
previous and current experience and from open
public information. This briefing DOES NOT
reflect any Government or SAIC positions
3CYBERSome Definitions
- The word?
- Wiktionaryhave fun!
- Websterhaving to do with computers and things
that happen between telephone instruments - It is a Prefix for almost anything
- Todays War..everyday battles
- Tomorrows Crusadea vigorous concerted movement
against an abuse or for a cause
It is Todays biggest problem
4CYBERHave we been here before?
- Cold War Threat was to our countrywhat we
valued the most - Enemy had the upper hand
- Extensive intelligence gathering network
- Massive weapons systems development
- Multi-Nation supportspent as needed
- They understood our society and style of
government and took advantage - Element of surprisedecapitation of
governmentminutes to destroy decision making
capabilitycapture the nation
5CYBERHave we been here before? (cont)
- COLD WAR
- America
- Took us years to realize threat
consequencesand get countrys commitment - Organized to achieve desired effect
- Deterrenceif it failed, we knew there would be
no winners - Established a Single Command to achieve desired
effect - Subordinate, but equal partners
- Used all elements of National PowerDIME
- Build upon current capabilities
- Strategic power
- Proven will to do what it took
- Rapidly developing industrial base with proven
surge capability - Worlds greatest Military
6CYBERHave we been here before? (cont)
- Invested heavy
- Billions billions of dollars
- Strategy
- Concepts
- Intelligence
- Forces
- Command Control
- Fought everyday!
Trained, Equipped, Ready, Visible Forces, Will to
use if required
7CYBERTodays War Zone
- We do not know our enemy
- We know we have losses and casualties, but what
and how many is not known - America, our Allies, and Congress are concerned
engageddemanding results - What is the enemys objectives?
- What does it take to defeat him?
- Why is our enemy so good?
- What is our capability to fight in this war zone?
Land, Sea, Air, SpaceVoice, Video, Data
8CYBERHow Do We Fight?
- What is the Scope of the conflict?
- Targetsenemies
- Tactics
- What are our Capabilities
- CONOPS
- Forces
- Training
- Resources
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9CYBERUnderstand the Enemy
- Not necessarily a Nation Statecould be
- Malicious hacker
- Organized crime
- Industrial theft
- Terrorist organization
- Military may not be his target or
objectiveEconomy - He has all the advantages
- He has COMBAT READY forces and equipment
- Always on the Offensehe sets the rules of
engagement...HE CHOOSES THE TIME AND PLACE
10CYBER Understand Battle Space
- It is the Networksstupid, the Networks!
- It is not just a Department of Defense
problemdot Mil, dot Gov - Required Capabilities
- Equipment
- Forces
- Concepts
- National Commitment
- Industry
- Commercial
11CYBERThe Crusade
- Go back to Basics
- Understand the Enemys capabilitiescounter the
threat - Environment We
- Buy offshore equipment, hardware, and softwarehe
developed itlife cycle management - Train their combat troopsthey all graduated from
our best institutions - Have lost the ability to know the enemy
- Need to be able to know where he is now and where
he will be in 5,10,15 years from now - National reorganization and commitmentchange
laws - Current procedures developed before cell phones
and internet - Industry and civilian sectors awaiting for
Department of Defense to fix -
12CYBERSummary
- Todays hardest problem
- Organized
- Strategy work underway
- Effect desired in work
- Building commitment
- We have seen like challenges