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DISA Strategic Overview

November 3rd, 2011

A Combat Support Agency A Combat Support Agency

• Enterprise Infrastructure • Command and Control &

Information Sharing • Operate and Assure

Vision and Mission

Leaders enabling information dominance in defense of our Nation

DISA, a Combat Support Agency, engineers and provides Command

and Control (C2 ) capabilities and enterprise infrastructure to

continuously operate and assure a global net-centric enterprise in

direct support to joint warfighters, National level leaders, and

other mission and coalition partners across the full spectrum of

operations

Office of the Secretary of Defense

Doctrine Joint

Operations

Joint Operation Planning

Services Agencies COCOMs NATO &

Coalitions

Industry

Agency Mission Essential Task

List

Acquisition, Contracting, Engineering, People, Planning, Resources, Spectrum, Testing,

Information and Knowledge Management


Mission Partner Support

• DISA is designated as a Combat Support Agency

(Title X, United States Code)

• Plans, engineers, acquires, tests, fields and supports global

net-centric information and communications solutions

(DODD 5105.19)

SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES SERVICES

AGENCIES

DISA

COALITIONS

CENTCOM

AFG

DISA CENTCOM

ISAF USF-I

DITCO IRAQ

BAHRAIN

PACOM

KOREA

DISA PACOM

USFK

OKI JAPAN HAW

GUAM

DITCO ALASKA

DECC

NORTHCOM

DISA NORTHCOM

SOUTHCOM

DISA SOUTHCOM

AFRICOM

DISA AFRICOM

EUCOM

DISA EUCOM

DITCO DECC

NATO

SOCOM

DISA SOCOM

JSOC

TRANSCOM

DISA TRANSCOM

SUPPORT

WHCA

WHITE HOUSE

CJCS

DISA Joint Staff

SECDEF

DoD CIO

SUPPORT SUPPORT

STRATCOM

DISA STRATCOM

CYBERCOM

DISA CYBERCOM

Defense Spectrum

Organization

Joint Interoperability

Test Command

SUPPORT

Defense IT Contracting

Organization

COMMAND

COMMAND

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Lines of Operation

Enterprise Infrastructure

C2 and Information Sharing

• Based on standards/common approaches • Seamless blend of communications,

computing, Information Assurance, Enterprise Services; including transport, gateways, wireless and satellites

• Secure the Enterprise

• Enabling C2 capabilities for emerging joint operations

• Establish enterprise information sharing environment

• National Leadership and Nuclear C2 support

• Operate the Enterprise in the face of cyber attack

• Optimized NetOps structure • Deliberate and Crisis Planning processes • Risk Management through Compliance

Operate and Assure


The Enterprise - Guiding Principles

Defense

in Depth

NetOps Visibility

and Reporting

Policy-Based

Enterprise

Management

Next Generation

Operations

Support System

Extensions

DECC

DoD &

Mission

Partners

Full Spectrum

of

Operations

Global

Mission

Contested

Battlespace

Begin at

The Edge

End to End

Service

Always On


The Enterprise Infrastructure

DISA Enterprise Initiatives

In cooperation with COCOMs,

Services, Agencies

Networks Enterprise

Services Computing

Mission

Assurance


End User Developer

Enterprise Environment

• Start with Warfighter,

Design Back to

Enterprise

• Go Anywhere,

Plug in and Fight

• Information Sharing

Optimized

• Extend Services to

Tactical Edge

• Optimize Computing

into a Platform

• IP Everywhere

An integrated platform provides the Warfighter with rapid, secure, and agile access to information


Global Connectivity

–Integrating wired/wireless solutions

to form a robust /agile mesh of media

–Employing Everything over IP with

Quality of Service

–Teaming with the Services to enhance

diversity and resiliency in theater

– Project 2017

–Eliminating duplication of capabilities

–Joint Enterprise Network

Total Capacity

2005

480 Gbs

2011

9012 Gbs


Joint Enterprise Network

ARMY

NAVY

MARINES

AIR FORCE

DISA

COALITION

COCOM

HQs

DWDM/RHN

NALLA

DISN

Transport

DISN

NETOPS

JFTOC

MFENOSC

INOSC-E

DISA AF/EUR

DISA TNC

RSC, AU,

NATO

TNCC

USAREUR

ET-NOSC

ONENet,

ISNS

NMCI/NGEN

Core Enterprise

Services

DECC, DCO,

etc.

APC/LWN

USAFE

INOSC-E

CENTRIXS/B

ICES, etc

Data Centers

STANDARDS-BASED JOINT/COALITION CAPABILITIES

Integrated

Joint

NETOPS

Joint

Transport

Consolidated

Enterprise

Services

Allows for a reduction of infrastructure and workforce,

aggregation, correlation, a central repository and COOP for Cyber Intel data.

JI

E


Global Computing

– Exploiting server optimization

(capacity services & virtualization)

– Remote management of service

nodes

– Consolidations of computing

environments (APC)

– Platform as a Service with the Air

Force

- Large scale warfighting and business

systems hosted in DECCs( )

– Distribute content and extend

computing to the edge ( )

– Self provisioned data processing and

storage (RACE)

– Agile development and testing

(Forge.mil)


DoD Enterprise Infrastructure

11 11

14 facilities

4,000,000+ users

34 mainframes

8000 Operating Environments

18.1 Petabytes of storage

2800 applications

Redundant network connectivity

Computing and Services power from the Edge back

Remote Systems

Management

Remote Systems

Management

Defense Enterprise Computing Centers

Global Content Delivery Nodes (GCDS)

Defense Information Systems Network

(DISN)

Full Network Diversity

Fault tolerance built-in

Total Capacity

2005

480 Gbs

2011

9012 Gbs

Command/Control

Medical, Pay, Personnel

Warfighter Logistics

• Air Force/Marine Corps/Army Global Combat

Support System (GCSS)

• Missile Defense Battle Management (C2BMC)

• TRANSCOM Global Transportation Network

(GTN)

• Defense Connect Online (DCO)

• Coalition Applications (CENTRIXS ISAF)

• Defense Distribution Standard System (DSS)

• Air Force and Army Combat requisition,

resupply, maintenance and mobility systems

• Air Force Transportation and cargo movement

systems

• Army/Air Fore/Navy Medical Systems (ie. Composite

Health Care System (AHLTA), TriCare Online)

• All Military and Civilian Pay and Personnel Systems

• Electronic business and contracting systems

Critical Application Hosting


Common Enterprise Services

directory

services

global content

delivery

machine to

machine

security

Hidden

infrastructure services

User-accessed

applications and services

email

chat

search

command

& control Any Device

Any Location

radio

laptop

phone

smart

phone

• Enables information sharing by connecting

people and systems that have information

(data and services) with those who need

information.

• Transparent and available to all users as

part of the infrastructure - from the edge

back

• Tactical edge devices (DTCS, SME-PED,

web-based and smart phone technology)

• Replacing locally managed email with an

Enterprise solution - scalable and secure

for all of DoD

• Defense Collaboration Services

• Identity and Access Management


Mission Assurance

-Web content filtering

-Whitelist at NIPRNET boundary

-Email Security Gateway

-Enterprise Sensors

-Host Based Security System (HBSS)

-De-militarized zone

-Identity Management

-Cross domain information sharing

Reduce attack surface Improve Network C2 Improve Safe Sharing


Global Network Operations

A

Network /Transport Management Centers Computing Management Centers DISA Field Office

30,650 Telecomm

Circuits

4,300 Base/Post/

Camp/Stations/Sites

2,800

Customer

Applications

552,419

Collaboration Users

63,100 Managed

Network Assets

18.1 Petabytes

Storage

-Network of Ops centers linked

technically and procedurally

-Effective wide area management

-Resiliency to manage full

spectrum of operations

-Command Cyber Readiness

Inspections (CCRI)

• Partnering to achieve end to end

visibility

• Direct support to

USCYBERCOM; maturing

CONOPS

• Challenges with Spectrum

Operations


IT Enterprise Strategy & Roadmap Functional Areas

• Network Services

– The services that provide the telecommunications, including inter-installation networks, installation

campus area networks, network management, and information assurance services

– End State Vision: Consolidate operation, infrastructure, and maintenance of network services to the

greatest extent practical

• Computing Services

– The services that provide the ability to process, store and access information, including data centers

and the server, storage and other hardware inside of them

– End State Vision: Consolidate and centrally manage server platforms, eliminating program,

organization, and installation-level data centers to the greatest extent practical

• End-User Services

– The common shared applications, services, and processes

– End State Vision: Centrally manage and consolidate IT acquisition and configurations using DoD-wide

standards to enhance information sharing capabilities

• Application and Data Services

– The specific subset of computing services which enable end-users to access information applications

and services locally and via the network

– End State Vision: Maximize the use of common, shared applications, services, and processes to

reduce duplicative investments, enhance data sharing across the Department, and enable more agile

response to mission needs

• IT Business Processes

– The business processes used to procure the hardware, software and services needed to operate and

maintain DoD IT

– End State Vision: Establishment of standardized and automated common business processes using

shared applications


DISA Command Structure

National Leadership

and the Warfighter

Director

Vice Director

Chief of Staff

Financial Executive

Strategic Planner

Information Officer

Procurement Director

Personnel Executive

Info Assurance Executive

Technology Officer

Acquisition Executive

Interoperability &

Operational Testing

Defense Spectrum

Organization

White House Communications

Agency Engineering

Computing Services

Network Services

Enterprise Services

Mission Assurance

Command & Control

Enterprise Infrastructure C2 and

Info Share

Operations Director

Operate and Assure

Operations

Operation & Sustainment Support

Program Oversight/Integration

Technical Oversight/Integration

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