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Prepared for: Establishing a Government DISA Security System Information September 17, 2003 Presented to the IT AND COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS SECURITY CONFERENCE Bucharest, Romania 21 September 2004 Introduction • Environment • Critical Priorities • Leadership Goals • Accountability • Operational Controls • ARTEL, Inc Environment What does a Government deal with in Cyber Security: • Perceived high cost with low benefit • A highly interactive environment • More powerful computing devices • Interconnected systems of systems • Global networks • Complex systems and networks • Interaction between industry, private citizens, national, municipal and local governments, and governments of other nations • Types of attacks and number of attack tools on the rise… Environment (cont) Source: CERT Coordination Center, © 2002 by Carnegie Mellon University. Critical Challenges • Establish a Security Response System • Establish a Security Threat and Vulnerability Reduction Program • Establish a Security Awareness and Training Program • Continuously Assess Threats and Vulnerabilities to Cyber Systems and foster a marketplace for more secure technologies through their procurement • National Security and International Cyberspace Security Cooperation • Deter malicious actors and improve capabilities for attack attribution and response Leadership Goals • A shift in Thinking • Policies, Procedures, Operations, Survivability • Set the Security Policy • Scope Organizational Risk • Comply with Applicable Guidance & Laws ACCOUNTABILITY • Develop Guidelines and Procedures • Identify Responsibilities • Encourage Personal Accountability and Compliance OPERATIONAL CONTROLS • Computer and Network Security • Administrative and Physical Security • Personnel Security ARTEL OVERVIEW A global telecommunications/MNS, Information Solutions, Information Security/Cyber Security solutions provider in the domestic and international government and commercial sectors. • Founded 1986 • Headquartered in Reston, VA with operations in the US and overseas; on-site at various customer locations • 180+ professionals (over 86% cleared to US Secret or above) • Top Secret facility clearance • 2003 Revenue: $102 Million • Rapidly growing and financially sound ($160M for ’04) • ISO 9001-2000 Certified (re-certified July 2004) ARTEL CAPABILITES • Telecomm/Managed Network Services • • • Carrier Services: Telecom, Satellite, Earth Terminal, Network Operations Centers Turnkey Systems/Network Engineering & Integration Solutions Integration • • Systems/Network Solutions Development, Engineering & Integration, Implementation Operations & Maintenance ARTEL CAPABILITES (cont) • Information Security/Cyber Security • • • • • • Policy, Planning, Standards & Compliance Certification & Accreditation Solutions Engineering, Installation, Integration & Support Education, Training & Awareness Business Continuity, Recovery & Restoral Operations & Maintenance Selected Partners & Clients United Arab Emirates Romania United States Alexandria City, VA China Bosnia The Netherlands State of Maryland Saudi Arabia Germany Representative Projects IAssure-Information Assurance Operations Support • • Defense Information Systems Agency: Value: $32.7Mil Provide all aspects of IA operations, management and project implementation: policy/standards; architecture, engineering and integration; fielding/installation and operations; education/training; C&A FEMA Engineering and Technical Support • Federal Emergency Management Agency: Value: $28.5M • Provide all aspects of IA operations, management and project implementation; operate network operations center (NOC) & help desk DISN Satellite Transmission Services-Global • • Defense Information Systems Agency: Value $128M Providing the design, engineering, acquisition and provisioning of ground and space segment communications services; operate network operations center (NOC) DoS Telecom Services • • Department of State: Value $43.2M Providing engineering and implementation services for end-to-end secure telecom services to US Embassies and Consulates world wide Summary • Cyberspace is a dangerous place • Develop and bring standards to Information system security • Change the current culture • Leadership/management must take the lead in establishing and maintaining a robust Information security system • Protect enterprise information systems within constrained budgets • ARTEL is experienced working all aspect of Information Security ARTEL “Where Focus Meets Quality” William R. Schmidt Director, Global Prepared for: Solutions ARTEL, Inc. 1893 Preston White Drive September 17, 2003 Reston, Virginia 20191 tel: +1 703-620-1700 ext. 8139 fax: +1 703-620-4262 [email protected] DISA