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3 Need: Critical capabilities for Cyber C2 Information System Flexibility Rapidly deploy new mission applications and shared services (days, not months) while maintaining system security posture Rapidly integrate and exploit new data sources / streams without mandating changes to existing mission apps Operational Visibility at the Speed of the Mission Facilitate structured and unstructured analysis, Big Data, historical modeling, trending, tracking and prognostics Active Dashboards remove the line between understanding (SA) and taking action based on understanding (C2) System Security Maintain security posture throughout changing operational environments like all C2 nodes, Cyber C2 is an ideal target

Facilitate structured and unstructured analysis, Big Data, historical modeling, trending, tracking and prognostics Active Dashboards remove the line between understanding (SA)

4 What is it? Cyber SOA Integration Framework (SOAIF) A full featured, secure SOA platform implementation for the Air Force s 624 th Cyber Operations Center A Demo that became an Operational Prototype A proof point for Oracle s Integrated Stack Faster: 9 months contract award to delivery Cheaper: $1.3M total contract value More Secure: IATT in record breaking time A great example of how we partner with an SI (GD) to deliver technical value

s 624 th Cyber Operations Center A Demo that became an Operational Prototype A proof point for Oracle s

5 A Solution: Oracle Technology to Enable Critical Cyber Capabilities Common Security Platform (Authentication, Authorization, Policy Mgt, Identity Mgt, Fraud Detection, ) Big Data (acquire & organize) Mission Application Mission Application Active Analytics (BI EE, Endeca, BAM) PaaS Foundation (DB, WebLogic, SOA, BPM, CEP, WebCenter, Content Mgt, ) Single, Unified Management & Administration (OEM) PaaS common platform for rapid mission application deployment Big Data Platform Acquire, Reduce and Organize unstructured data Active Analytics part of PaaS provides SA, structured & unstructured analytics and active displays Common Security Platform common Auth-n, Auth-z, IdM (ABAC, RBAC), infrastructure leveraged by all elements and apps Unified Management Single tooling set for dynamic scaling, management, administration

PaaS common platform for rapid mission application deployment Big Data Platform Acquire, Reduce and Organize unstructured data Active Analytics part of PaaS provides SA, structured & unstructured

AF Cyber SOA Integration Framework Data & application integration, visualization, security Implements a Data Hub pattern Integrates network monitoring data feeds Integrates mission planning and

6 AF Cyber SOA Integration Framework Data & application integration, visualization, security Implements a Data Hub pattern Integrates network monitoring data feeds Integrates mission planning and mission monitoring data sources Creates DDMS metadata cards for incoming data entries Provides data visualization Geospatially referenced OBIEE dashboards OBIEE Enterprise Data Model exposed as a data service Platform for application integration External Apps integrated via web services and exposed through WebCenter Provides Security in Depth SSO using SIPR token, access policies, identity propagation

data visualization Geospatially referenced OBIEE dashboards OBIEE Enterprise Data Model exposed as a data service Platform for application

7 Why is SOAIF special? Focus was on the SOA infrastructure as a hardened container Allows for future service deployment without re-certification Could remove major obstacles to SOA and PaaS adoption Delegates key common functionality to the infrastructure Data integration, fusion and virtualization (data as a service) Security including virtual legacy system security via interceptors and indirection Data visualization and analytics as core SOA platform capability - not limited to one app Provides immediate benefit with a path to SOA PaaS Initially deployed as a SOA integration bus Legacy apps remain distinct, but bring more value when accessed through portal Introduces an environment for migration to shared services Overall security posture is increased by controlling interfaces and applying policy Meets all the technical requirements described in the CMF RFI Provides a baseline to grow from, architected to expand, with lots of untapped capability

functionality to the infrastructure Data integration, fusion and virtualization (data as a service) Security including virtual legacy system security via interceptors and indirection Data

8 Service Rich PaaS Foundation has more to offer SOAIF baseline includes significant capabilities not yet leveraged

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