1. Louisiana-basedPublic-Private Partnershipsin Support ofState, Local, and Federal Government Lt General Bob Elder, USAF (Retired) Louisiana Homeland Defense Forum 15 April 2010

2. Overview Cyber Security Cyber Assurance and Defense Government-Industry Collaboration WorkforceDevelopment Facilitating Cyber Networking

4. Commercial

5. Regulated Commercial

6. Government (.gov)

7. Military (Admin)

8. Military (Ops)

9. Economic Security

10. Public Safety

11. WMD/E Defense/I&WOther US Cyberspace (includes DIB) & Associated Cyber Infrastructure CADC FOCUS Global Information Gridand DOD Networks State & Local Gov’t Cyberspace US GovernmentCyberspace

13. Confidential Data Loss

14. Data Manipulation

15. System Integrity LossPhysical Networks

16. Proactive Defense & Mission Assurance ATTACKS TARGETS EFFECTS Insider Attacks; Social engineering Disinformation Confusion C2 Disruption Alter Behaviors Human Organization Mission Layer Data and policy Corruption Code Manipulation Malware Inaccuracies Induced Failures Denial of Service Data Exfiltration App/Session Layer Attacker Focus Operator Focus Worms, viruses Flooding OS/Network Layer Backdoor Implants Malfunctions Performance loss Lost Comms HW/Systems Layer Devices & Linkages Physical Destruction Proactive Defense NetworkSecurity Mission Assurance Intelligence & Attack Response Source: 2008 AFSAB Study

17. Multi-State CADC Relationships Internet AR Guard LA Guard MS Guard TX Guard LA NOSC AR NOSC MS NOSC TX NOSC AR Network LA Network MS Network TX Network Cyber Assurance and Defense Network Center

18. Government-Industry Collaboration DoD: Warfighter-Industry Collaboration Environment (WIC-E) Requirement Developers Programmers WIC-E Government User (Warfighter) Acquisition Community “WIC-E” Process Test &Evaluation Capability Provider (Private Sector) Normal Process

19. Workforce Development Partners LSUS LA Tech BPCC NSU Support NSF DoEd NASA DHS NSA StrategicLeader Exploit Cyberspace Operational LeaderSupervise and integratetechnical skills with mission(Mission Assurance) Technical LeaderAreas such as Cyber Security, Info Assurance,Software Assurance, Network Mgmt,Communications, Knowledge Mgmt, Visualization …

21. Cyber Security – provides a basic understanding of computer hardware, software, networks, and encryption

22. Computer Science – curriculum provides students with a basic understanding of computer science, engineering and mathematical concepts as a strong foundation (Web Design & Computer Programming) to further their studies

23. Digital Media - curriculum provides students with a basic understanding of digital media, animation, visual effects, and interactive command and control environments

24. Information Assurance/Digital Forensics –Provides basic understanding of computer hardware, data storage and collection, network intrusion, and data degradationPROPRIETARY INFORMATION:Copyright ©2010 by the Cyber Innovation Center

25. CIC Academic Pathways Animation and Visual Effects Articulation HS Cyber Courses  BPCC Telecommunications LSUS Digital Forensics Articulation HS Cyber Courses  BPCC CIT Div  NSU (Criminal Justice) Computer Science Articulation HS Cyber Courses  BPCC CIT Div  La Tech (Comp-Sci) Associate of Engineering Articulation HS Cyber Courses  BPCC CIT Div (with LA Tech support) Cyber Security Articulation HS Cyber Courses  BPCC CIT Div La Tech Cyber Academy Articulations in Work Energy, Bio-medical, Software Assurance, E-Business PROPRIETARY INFORMATION:Copyright ©2010 by the Cyber Innovation Center

27. Cyber Day Workshops (K-8)

28. Cyber Awareness Presentations (9-12)

29. Outreach to School Boards, Administrators, & Teachers (K-12)

30. Academic Outreach Program

31. Professional Development Workshops

32. Industry Certification Programs

33. High School Digital Forensics Laboratories

34. Summer Cyber Camps

35. Local, Regional, and National Cyber Competitions

36. Workforce Development Partnerships

37. Industry: CISCO Academy (Bossier Career & Technical HS), Warfighter-Industry Collaboration Exercises (WIC-E)

38. Government: Cyber Assurance & Security Education (DHS); NSA, WIC-E (AF), Electronic Systems Command (AF)

39. Universities and Colleges: LA Tech, BPCC, LSUS, NSUPROPRIETARY INFORMATION:Copyright ©2010 by the Cyber Innovation Center

40. Facilitating LA Cyber Partnerships Cyber Assurance & Defense Center National Guard Dept of Homeland Security Cyberspace Innovation Center Law Enforcement DoD Cyber (& related) Industries Assurance & SecurityResearch Academic Community

41. Summary Cyber Security Cyber Assurance and Defense Government-Industry Collaboration WorkforceDevelopment Facilitating Cyber Networking

43. Cyberspace Business Areas Cyber Ops Establish the Domain Form Cyber Networks Secure Cyber Networks Defend the Domain Passive Defense Active Defense Use the Domain Business Augmentation Internet Business Participatory Services COMMERCE Cyberspace importance is increasing