JEF Grant Cyber Range Cyber Defense Training Flint Campus Technology Center Room S100

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1 JEF Grant Cyber Range Cyber Defense Training Flint Campus Technology Center Room S100 Morris Fulcher Associate Dean CIS aker College of Flint 1050 W. ristol Rd. Flint, MI

2 Cyber Range Capabilities Traditional in-room education/training One class at a time For any particular time period All students physically present Instructor physically present New abilities for education/training Remote Instruction (via Webex with Audio and Visual) Instructor remote/students in class Instructor in class/students remote Instructor and Students remote Multiple classes at the same time One in the classroom and one remote Increase sections and program offerings Campuses with minimal students for a class can join together to create a section Campuses can pickup programs that they ordinarily would not. They could be joined with other campuses to create section(s) LAs Students would be allowed to remote into the system to work on LAs during non-class hours Learner Centered Instruction (LCI) Hybrid classes (in pilot phase) Generate Revenue law enforcement, Military, usiness sector

3 Cyber Range Direct Cyber Defense Training Contacts Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Department of Defense (DoD) State of Michigan Cyber Range Mike Rogers, U.S. Congressman rigadier General Mike Stone, Michigan National Guard Mile2 Corp. U.S. Army - Cyber Range (Georgia) U.S. National Guard Cyber Range (Arkansas) Michigan National Guard Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (CCDC) Hewlett Packard Corp. Microsoft IT Academy CompTIA MITRE Corporation IM

4 Cyber Range Players and Partners U.S. Department of Homeland Security State of Michigan IT Department Michigan Cyber Range

5 Cyber Defense Training at Cyber Range

6 Cyber Range Security Two cameras in hallway aimed at entering and exiting traffic from the room Camera in room to Campus Safety monitoring Proximity sensor on door for entering rather than a key Monitoring/logging who enters the room Authorization controlled in Campus Safety Data captured in Campus Safety office Limited badges authorized Special key that only fits that door/kept in Campus Safety Log kept on who checks it out and in Internet to the room can be physically connected and disconnected (with a log) from Campus Safety office Internet in the room can be physically connected and disconnected inside the room Core Impact server can be physically disconnected from the room and the switch is locked in the cabinet Core Impact server is locked in the cabinet Classes in the room are run in VM (Virtual Machine) so they do not have the ability to go outside their own PC Instructor has the capability to monitor each student PC from the instructor computer Room and systems are monitored in the Dean of Technology office

7 Who Uses Our Solutions Core Impact software A cross-section of industry leaders* 2 of 3 Top anks 2 of 3 Top Retailers 10 of 12 US Federal Civilian Agencies 2 of 3 Top Telecomm Companies 2 of 3 Top Network & Communications Equipment Companies Top 2 Semiconductor Companies 2 of 3 Top Computer Software Companies 2 of 3 Top Pharmaceutical Companies 5 of 7 Top Aerospace and Defense Companies Leaders in Healthcare & Entertainment 16 Top Fortune 500 companies in their industries* everages (Coca-Cola) Computer Peripherals (EMC) Computer Software (Microsoft) Entertainment (Disney) Financial Data Services (First Data) Food Services (McDonald s) Healthcare Pharmacy & Other Services (Medco Health Solutions) Home Equipment/Furnishings (Stanley lack & Decker) Insurance: Life, Health (MetLife) Internet Services & Retailing (Amazon) Network and Other Comm. Equipment (Cisco) Pharmaceuticals (Pfizer) Semiconductor (Intel) Specialty Retailer (Costco) Telecommunications (AT&T) Wholesalers Health Care (McKesson) Q New Customer Logos * According to 2011 Fortune 500 rank P A G E New PA G E Customers Renewal Customers Service Customers

8 2015 **Alternate DoD Cyber Range Military Cyber Ranges 2013/2014 *ecome NSA CAE-CO Other Institutions Upgraded to Cyber Range JEF Gant Cyber Defense Lab Washington D.C. connections National Champions CCDC National Champions CCDC egan achelor in Cyber Defense egan Dual Associate Degree egan Cyber Defense Team With resources 2012 Due to contacts Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition * National Security Agency: Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Operations ** Department of Defense

9 Cyber Range Will be designed in a business scenario. All the pieces will intertwine rather than be taught in a silo manner. CompTIA (numerous) Microsoft (numerous) Hewlett-Packard Mile2 (numerous) Core Impact Nagios Core Impact Prometric VUE Certiport Hewlett-Packard

10 Cyber Range/Training Facility Cyber Defense Degrees and Training Associate Degrees Cyber Security Systems & Internetworking Technology Microsoft Linux/UNIX Dual Associate Degree Systems & Internetworking Technology in Microsoft and Linux/UNIX combined with CISCO networking achelor Degrees Cyber Defense Information Technology & Security (TS) Information Systems

11 Cyber Range/Training Facility achelor of Technology and Security Cyber Operations Network (major) Monitoring Analysis Defense Optional minor (dangerous) Network penetration (hi security) Cohort Fingerprinted FI check Application to enter the program Sufficient technical background

12 Cyber Range/Training Facility Network Concept Internet Physical Disconnect to room Physical Disconnect Core Impact Internet Server 1 Server 2 SECURITY Office

13 Michigan Cyber Range interface Remote Student CLASS A Cyber Range/Training Facility Educational Concept Two classes at the same time Remote Instructor CLASS A CLASS A Remote Student Remote Student CLASS A Remote Student Remote Student CLASS A CLASS A Server 1 Server 2 CLASS Instructor Remote Student CLASS A Remote Student CLASS A Class A : students from their home or another campus HP training Remote Instructor CLASS A Class : Instructor and students are in the classroom Optional: some students remote or in class room and instructor remote or in classroom Remote Student CLASS A

14 Cyber Range/Training Facility Training Concept Michigan Cyber Range Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (CCDC) Server 1 Server 2 Testout Labsim Core Impact MITRE Corp. Washington D.C.

15 Cyber Range Training Facility

16 Differentiators No other educational institution in the country has the capability and potential that we do There are only 4 Centers of Academic Excellence in Cyber Operations we want to be the 5 th We can handle classes on ground and hybrid mixes Student may not live in the Flint (for example) area Can have other campuses with small class enrollments join our class Can offer bootcamp training for government, law enforcement, and corporate clients Can offer certification testing for our various partners Can work with high schools remotely (including Ohio Tech Centers)

17 Recognition National Champions

18 Recognition Letter from the Governor of Michigan

19 Recognition Letter from the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Homeland Security

20 Recognition Article in the Wall Street Journal

21 Goals To train individuals extensively in the skills of Cyber Defense To be a leader in the educational arena in the realm of Cyber Defense To partner with industry and other educational likeminded institutions To create programs that can be tailored to individual organizational needs To make use of partnerships in the creation and updating of the curriculum Attract students/clients from industry, law enforcement, government, and military To become a Center for Academic Excellence in Cyber Operations

22 Next Step Does aker College want to be the leader in the United States in Cyber Defense / Security training? The Time Is NOW!

23 Cyber Range Contact Information Morris Fulcher Associate Dean CIS aker College of Flint Office: