Army Intelligence Industry Day Foundation Layer Technology Focus Areas

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1 CLEARED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE Army Intelligence Industry Day Foundation Layer Technology Focus Areas 27 JULY 2015 Mark Kitz System of Systems Engineering CLEARED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE 1

2 MISSION: Provide affordable, world class Sensor and Electronic Warfare capabilities enabling rapid situational understanding and decisive action. VISION: A team of dedicated professionals driving innovation and exceptional value in understanding and shaping the Battlespace. CLEARED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE 2

3 Foundation Layer Focus Areas Future Information Assurance agility Smarter processing on the sensor Multi-Int Multi dimension correlation More efficient handling of large data, advanced analytics, Unifying the Data Reduce Network/Enterprise vulnerabilities Data Integration-Align-Enrich 3

4 Multi Intelligence Focus Area (U) Data Processing and Fusion (U) Automated analytics allow for real-time data fusion and provide additional resources to maximize exploitation efforts with limited resources (U) Interoperability and Collaboration (U) Integration with the National Community through the Intelligence Community Information Technology Enterprise (U) Sensor Data Processing and Integration (U) Off-loading analytic processing nearer to the sensor, more closely integrating sensors to ease the analytic burden and increase the timeliness for product delivery (U) Data Distribution and Support (U) Configurable framework for new applications and analytics that allows data to be optimally moved and stored in disconnected, interrupted and low bandwidth (DIL) network conditions 4

5 Cyber Operations Focus Area Five Portfolio Tenets 1. Foundational Investments Infrastructure aligned with the IC-ITE Big Data Analytics Intelligence Operations in support of Cyberspace Operations 2. Cyber Attack / Offensive Cyber Communications / Command and Control Critical ground force support infrastructure 3. Cyber Defense DCO-Response Increased Security and Hardening 4. Cyber Situational Awareness Cyber Operating Picture Sensor Situational Awareness CDR Commercial 5. RF-Enabled Cyber at the Tactical Edge Close Access Reconnaissance and Exploitation Leverage existing sensors BN UAS 5 5

6 Common Operating Environment Focus Area: Command Post Computing Environment Effort to converge Army Mission Command capabilities onto cyber hardened, common server infrastructure, standardized/common services, and unified data Reduce CP training burden and user complexity for hardware/software Maintain opportunities for Industry and continue S&T investments OPERATIONAL GOALS Reduce Hardware Footprint Improve Situational Understanding Improve the Common Operating Picture Improve Interoperability Easily Share Data with Other Computing Environments Improve Training by Reducing Complexity Reduce Sustainment Burden What is CPCE? ACQUISITION GOALS Acquisition Agility Open Architecture Reduced Life Cycle Cost Cyber Hardened Foundation G3/5/7 DIRECTED REQUIREMENTS Improve interoperability Reduce time for development, certification, fielding Reduce total life cycle costs over time Reduce collective system complexity Unify staff workflows utilizing a shared set of functional applications and services Provide a common support structure from materiel and institutional/doctrinal perspectives Simplify the architecture and system configuration Ref: 8 MAR 2012 signed by LTG Campbell Deliver Command Post capabilities interoperable with other computing environments, from Army Service Component Command (ASCC) to Battalion on the SIPR network, that provides client and server software and hardware, as well as common services. Common Operating Environment (COE) Directive for PEOs, AAE, 20 Dec

7 Common Operating Environment Focus Area: Sensor Computing Environment I I MODALITIES Aerial GEOINT Terrestrial GEOINT SIGINT Radar MASINT Biometrics GPS CBRN Other Sensor System View Sensor Interoperability COMMON OPERATING ENVIRONMENT Mobile Hh CE Nett Warrior (Core) Mounted CE JBC-P (Core) Command Post CE DCGS-A (Core) Cloud/DC CE - EIS (Core) RTSCE VICTORY/FACE (Core) PEO STRI LRAS3 ASA (AL&T) LCMR Tactical HUMINT Teams TFO Prophet Weather UNCLASSIFIED Sensor CE Example Problem Space BETSS-C Consumer View IBS JSTARS ERMP Predator MISSIONS Intel Mission Command Fires Maneuver Maneuver Support Force Protection Sustainment Hunter EMARSS Shadow Apache Longbow ARH S E N S O R S NTM STEEL Bridging the Gap GRCS C A P A B L T Y PEO Aviation PEO IEWS Sensor CE Lead PEO EIS Firefinder Army BC Systems PTDS PSDS2 Target Data Mission Information Threat Alert TACREP Enemy Graphics Link Analysis Imagery Indications & Warnings PED INSCOM I D C DCGS Enterprise EP-3 U-2 Global Hawk F/A-18 Mobile Extended Sensor Ingest Requirements PEO Missiles & Space JPM Guardian Coalition Partners Open Source Challenging! NSA Share, Manage, and Provide Critical Situation Awareness Data/Product at All Echelons and All Networks * Processing, Exploitation and Dissemination SoSE NIPRNET COALITION SIPRNET DESIGN * DEVELOP * DELIVER * DOMINATE Source: PEO IEW&S UNCLASSIFIED 14 CIA DIA NGA SOF JWICS NSANET Coalition 7