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Answers for National Security

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Securing the Nation

A challenge of the first importanceThe first decade of the new millennium hasbeen characterized by volatile economicshifts and climatic change, but one issuehas dominated the media and the politicalagenda – security. The events ofSeptember 2001 brought the dilemma ofsecurity in a global age into every livingroom, while ongoing conflict and recurrentsecurity threats continue to dictate publicdiscourse.

Growing diversity and complexityAs the once discrete zones of defense andcivil security merge in an environment of global mobility and deployment, themission spectrum of defense and securityorganizations is now far more complexand asymmetrical than during the ColdWar. Defense organizations are now calledupon to transform rapidly for coalitiondeployment anywhere in the globe, while security services must master the complexities of mass travel and globalmigration.

Technology as a strategic enablerTechnology and information now domi-nate the operations of all entities in thisfield, with integration and real-timeknowledge at a premium. New technologiessuch as Radio Frequency Identification andbiometrics promise to transform militarylogistics and security operations, but suc-cessful implementation requires far morethan mere purchase. Today’s security anddefense organizations must be ready foranything, and execute quicker than ever.As mission complexity and operatingtempo accelerate, securing the nation hasnever been as necessary or challenging.

National security in today’s global environment is a highly complex and

interconnected challenge – spanning cyberspace as well as land, sea and air.

Protecting individuals and society – while enabling modern mobility and enhanced

safety – requires full mastery of the processes behind the technology.

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The globalization of security threatsAs the Cold War threats of massive conflictrecede into history, a mass of intercon-nected concerns has replaced the tradi-tional paradigm of conventional territorialprotection and defense. These range fromterrorism and nuclear proliferation toregional destabilization and energy security– with no single threat independent ofthe next. National security in the 21stcentury is becoming an increasingly non-linear challenge, with simultaneousinterdependency between the global andthe local.

The new information-centric paradigmLooking at the spectrum of threats andchallenges facing security communities –from asymmetric defense missionsagainst terrorism and ideological conflictto proliferating civil issues such as humantrafficking, smuggling and organizedcrime – one recognizes the supreme needfor speed, synchronicity and synergy

between parties. As nature herself entersthe picture in the form of resource scarcityand increasing climatic volatility, defenseand security agencies must generate anddeploy response forces with ever greaterfrequency and at ever greater distances.Everywhere the need for real-time knowl-edge sharing and cross-organizational collaboration is paramount. In a globalizedenvironment, national security mustbecome information-centric.

Managing modern identity and dataAs citizens travel and migrate in evergreater numbers, and as internationaltrade continues to drive greater volumesof exported goods, identity managementis a field of civil security requiring particu-lar attention. And with so much of theworld’s knowledge assets now virtual andonline, the concept of security itself mustbe expanded to embrace the logical andthe physical with equal expertise.

Population

Institutions

Socio-economicinterest

Strategicinterest

Economicinfrastructure

Current threats effect all areas of national security

Threats

Selecting the right partner Whether you are a key decision maker in aMinistry of Defense or a strategic thinkerin a Ministry of the Interior, you will needvision and precision to deliver on today’ssecurity agenda. Strategic partners canhelp harness the resources and implementthe required platforms, but with such a complex mission spectrum and such a broad technology remit you might findit challenging to match your goals withpartner scope. You need a partner whounderstands civic values as well as commercial technology. And, increasingly,you need someone who can help yourespond anywhere. In short, you need the right partner.

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The Right Partner

Conventional partner limitationsThe search for the right transformationpartner in the national security environmentis by no means an easy one. You mightfind potential partners are limited by a consulting focus without engineering follow-through. Expert specialist partnersmay lack global capabilities. Partners maybe dependent on third-party collaboration,or not own software technology in thesecurity field. The right partner for youwill have faced similar challenges in thepast – at whatever point in the missionspectrum and in whatever part of theglobe.

Proven capabilities of SiemensWith over 55 years of defense collaboration,Siemens is built on over 150 years ofindustrial and technology innovation.Uniquely for a partner in the securityspace, we span physical and virtualworlds – while integrating informationand communication technology withindustrial infrastructure. That’s whySiemens is a partner to the security anddefense community of unusual scope andcommitment. We not only modernize ITas well as transform the operations andadministration of national security bodies.We are also able at once to synchronizeproduct and material life cycles, to accelerate complex global logistics systems, to optimize border control foradded safety and speed, to dynamicallyprovision virtual access rights, to deliverrobust military communication networksand innovate marine systems.

Defense forces and security agencies collaborate with external providers for

a wide number of reasons. Finding a partner who understands the full equation

from manufacturing and logistics to command and control as well as mission

deployment is no simple matter. Finding one who can implement on a global

basis is even more challenging.

Unique Siemens One synergiesSuch a broad sweep of capabilities acrossthe field is rare indeed, and synergized foryou through our enterprise Siemens Onepartnership approach. Thus as well asinformation, communication and industrysolutions, we can also deploy energy andhealthcare skills as required. Siemens canact in any role – as prime contractor,change manager, program manager orconsortium partner. It is at once a processarchitect, solution provider, system integrator and operational outsourcer.From Australia and Indonesia to NorthAmerica, Western Europe and SouthAfrica, we are transforming security missions and outcomes.

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Siemens can also leverage the R&D

skills of its subsidiary Roke Manor,

a key advisor to the UK Ministry of

Defence and supplier of core mili-

tary communications and sensing

products. A technical consultancy,

R&D business and leading product

developer in one, Roke Manor

delivers battlefield advantage in

everything from defense information

systems and acoustic weapon

location to Low Visibility Landings

for helicopters.

An industry partner with civic valuesWith over 150 years of industrial experi-ence and global implementation, Siemensis also a public sector partner of raredepth and breadth. We understand thecitizen values at the heart of governmenttransformation, and have been to the foreof service excellence across the entirepublic sector space from security andmobility to healthcare and education.Such wide-angle civic experience andexpertise is also of complementary valueto our customers among the defense andsecurity community.

An innovator in partnership and technologyA unique innovator in the field of PublicPrivate Partnership, Siemens is currentlyinvolved in Europe’s biggest PPP at theGerman Armed Forces. Europe’s leadingpatent generator, Siemens is also a sourceof continuous technology innovation,with leading positions in critical securityfields such as RFID, Public KeyInfrastructures and biometrics.

End-to-end solution and service supportSiemens offers you unique scope andaccumulated know-how from logistics tonetworks, from electronic identification toProduct Lifecycle Management, from border control to virtual security. In theemerging global security arena, Siemensis an industry partner with a specialemphasis on information leadership. We support Ministries of Defense and theInterior across the globe in their pursuit of force transformation and citizen safety.Covering the entire spectrum from GPSand RFID systems to military ERP as wellas command and control information systems, we ensure you think and act as one from warehouse and repair shopto foxhole and front line.

Smarter, closer, fitter for the futureAs security objectives multiply and fragment,simplify and unite your performance fromdecision superiority to resource utilization.As the world grows in complexity,empower your ability to prevent, protect,respond and recover. Together, our solutions and services will help you actsmarter, work closer and become fitter for long-term mission fulfillment. Let’slook at how.

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Driving national security innovationWith information-centric operations nowdriving national security agendas, innova-tion and integration are top of the agenda.From cutting-edge identity systems andborder controls to expeditionary logisticsand military command, Siemens deploysan unparalleled range of technology inno-vations – based on cross-infrastructureintegrative capabilities and powerful software resources in development andoptimization. From the wide field of military and civil deployment, four solution approaches stand out – smart-card systems based on biometrics, identityand access management solutions, expeditionary logistics systems, and command and control solutions.

Secure ID solutionsA leader in national security transforma-tion, Siemens commands core skill sets insecure ID solutions – identity and accessmanagement, biometrics and smart-cardsolutions including Public Key Infra -structures. These skills cover the entirefield of 21st-century implementation andoperation techniques. Our civil, corporateand international solutions are currentlyin place across a vast spread of geograph-ic locations – from Switzerland, Italy andMacao to a global defense contractor with200,000 users in 70 countries.

Siemens has introduced its smart-

card technology at the Dutch

Ministry of Defense, where the

Defense ID card enables both

physical and logical access.

In addition to authentication,

the Public Key Infrastructure of

the card is also used for signing

documents in a legally valid manner

and sending them securely by e-mail.

Siemens has also been responsible

for systems integration, linking the

new card system to the ministry’s

central infrastructure.

Digital identity management at

Siemens has been perfected over

a wide range of public-sector and

defense engagements, the London

Metropolitan Police, the Italian

Ministry of the Interior and govern-

ment bodies in Switzerland, the

Czech Republic, and Canada. Border

control in Croatia, for example, has

been transformed with biometric

entry/exit checks that support real-

time verification and processing.

London’s Metropolitan Police benefits

from much greater control over

security and legitimate access to data.

Smarter Security

As the domains of national and civil security merge, better answers lie in the

intelligent application of new technologies across the arena of security from supply

and mission execution to information sharing and identity management. Leverage

the cutting-edge knowledge and experience of Siemens in enabling military

command, networking security missions and controlling national borders.

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With its Joint Command & Control

Information Systems (JCCIS) project,

Siemens helped the German Armed

Forces overcome the traditional

gaps between army, air force and

navy by providing architecture for a

shared command and control infor-

mation system. Based on innovative

and sustainable technologies, the

system offers fast and secure access

to necessary information for mission

assurance and situational awareness

to support better decision making.

The Swiss Air Force Command &

Control Information System (FIS-LW)

supports the action-planning and

action-leading processes over all

levels of command and in every

situation. The system is an integration

platform for exisiting and newly

introduced applications and systems

as well as a gateway to systems for

the planning staff, ground forces

and civil organization.

Our access management solutions

for defense and intelligence

communities include the German

Armed Forces and Canada’s

Department of National Defence.

Built on centrally monitored and

logged IT security, these answers

deliver complex identity

administra tion of large staff

numbers defined by group and

function levels. Secure your highly

sensitive information and stay up

to the minute with these fine-tuned

digital solutions.

Integrated border controlBuilding on our advanced biometrics solutions, our border control systemscover fixed, automatic and mobile bordercontrol points. Specific service elementswithin this solution approach comprisebiometric data capturing and verification,automated license-plate recognition, anda secure data exchange platform based on enterprise service bus to check peopleand vehicles against black or white lists.Person and vehicle entry and exit is fluentand secure as never before with our fullycomprehensive and innovative approach.

Intelligent identity and access management When it comes to efficiently managingdigital identities, enforcing policies andcontrolling physical and logical access,our identity and access management(IAM) solutions enable the right people tohave the right access to the right systemsand data at the right time. Our DirX familyof identity, access, audit and directorycomponents offers automated user andrights management by means of dynamic,role-based provisioning, secure and reliable access management as well asidentity auditing of user access and rights.Thus we enhance the security and qualityof your processes while reducing yourcost of operation.

Superior operations SIBOSS – Siemens Basic OperationsSupport System – meets the compositemission pattern of defense organizationswith information-centric command andcontrol that optimizes your mission cyclefrom situation assessment and planningto tasking, execution and re-assessment.Operations solutions within this zonecover Joint Command and ControlInformation Systems, our Mission PlanningSystem (MPS) MilCom and air-force command and control information systems.

Evolved defense logisticsBased on full-spectrum technology expertisein RFID as well as location systems, ourSiemens Expeditionary Logistics System(SIELS) approach delivers total asset visibility from resource preparation andprovision to in-transit shipment trackingand field synchronization. Master yourresource and decision-making challenges– growing annually in global and technology complexity – with these fully integrated and synergized solutions.

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Closer defense and security collaborationMore intelligent security in the form ofbiometric identity management, radio-frequency logistics or real-time commandand control also requires network integration and synchronized multi-sitecollaboration for effective delivery ofsecurity and defense results. As yourorganization is increasingly forced totransform and network, we deliver abroad spectrum of answers in the fields of communication networking, ProductLifecycle Management, federated datamanagement and marine solutions.

Communication networks leadershipThrough our collaboration with NokiaSiemens Networks, a world leader in communication networks, we are in theposition to deliver first class governmentcommunication solutions. Nokia SiemensNetworks delivers answers to a broadglobal spectrum of over 50 security anddefense customers – from the IndianArmed Forces and the German ArmedForces to the United States Air Force andArmy, NATO as well as defense communi-ties in Portugal, Sweden and Finland.Nokia Siemens Networks can help youdeliver best results across the board indefense networking – from early adoption

of military Next Generation Networks(MilNGNs) to large network implementationsolutions; from infrastructure moderniza-tion to deployable, containerized networksolutions.

Multiple network enablementMilitary NGNs require special levels ofhigh performance and security. We areready to deliver 99.999% carrier-gradereliability through our comprehensivesolutions covering assured service, trulyconverged network topology, bandwidthmanagement and vendor-independentNGN migration. Built on sixty years of successful cooperation with militaryforces worldwide, our current engage-ments with large network implementationinclude the U.S. Army and the IndianArmed Forces. We engineer, furnish,install and test the entire U.S. Army voicebackbone network in Europe, for instance.Infrastructure modernization projects alsoinclude the U.S. Army, while our trans-portable voice and data solutions enableexpeditionary and special operationsforces in all types of environment.

Nokia Siemens

Networks is not

only a world-

leading provider of cutting-edge

communication networks but a

strategic partner to multiple defense

and security bodies – from armed

forces in Germany, Sweden, Finland,

Portugal and India to NATO and the

United States Army. Driving innova-

tion across Military Next Generation

Networks, the communication expert

also specializes in infrastructure

modernization, large network

implementation and transportable

voice/data solutions for every type

of deployment arena.

Nokia Siemens Networks has also

been instrumental in the U.S. Army’s

DISN-E (Defense Information Systems

Network – Europe) project, upgrading

the American military’s communica-

tion network with voice-switching

solutions at 80 locations in Germany,

Italy, the Benelux countries and the

US. The new universal platform

complies with both US ANSI and

European ETSI standards, while

integrating military-unique features

such as a pre-emption function and

preparing the way towards con-

verged next-generation networking.

Closer Networks

Information-centric operations lie at the core of tomorrow’s security agenda. Joint

deployment between service branches, multi-national expeditions and cross-agency

collaboration all demand real-time information sharing and a common operational

picture. Let Siemens help you put the implementation jigsaw together.

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The German Air Force’s CCIS system,

a state-of-the-art information

management system from Siemens,

supports the planning, commissioning

and reporting of all flight missions,

including monitoring, information

acquisition and situation display.

Contributing to all-round efficiency

and information-centric operations,

the system also provides users with

extended functionality including

e-mail, search and directory services.

The HUSKY® platform combines

optimal integration with maximum

operational security. Requiring no

central components, HUSKY leaves

information in its original location.

Linking completely autonomous and

separately stored data sources, the

system has comprehensive safety

functions. A breakthrough in

federated data management, HUSKY

answers your need for greater speed

and closer collaboration.

Advanced marine solutions from

Siemens have been instrumental in

keeping many of the world’s navies

on the cutting edge. The Indonesian

Navy, for example, has upgraded its

fast patrol boats and submarines

upgraded with a host of Siemens

technologies including switch-

boards, measuring equipment,

propulsion systems and ship

networks.

Global leadership in product lifecycle management (PLM)With modern weapons systems spanningenormous range and complexity, our PLManswers for the national and civil securitymarketplace help you transform complexityinto synergy and come closer for improvedperformance. Based on world-leadingTeamcenter technology, these solutionsare currently employed by American andAustralian defense organizations to reducecycle times and field more capabilityfaster. A world leader in PLM software,Siemens helps you understand the inter-dependencies within your asset environ-ment and deliver better defense resultsmore often.

Communicate, simulate, integrateOn land, sea and in the air, we are bringingdefense organizations closer togetherwith communication systems, trainingand simulation systems as well as infor-mation systems which deliver missionassurance and situation awareness. TheHUSKY® Trusted Service Integration plat-form sets a new standard in federateddata management by delivering a universalplatform for the exchange of confidentialdata and applications while leaving information in its original location.

Minimizing the threat of espionageIn the field of sustainable informationmanagement, our TEMPEST PCs alongwith their associated printers, scannersand media converters bring you long-termsecurity against bugging and espionage.Temporary Emanation and SpuriousTransmission – or TEMPEST for short –refers to emission security and our SITEMPfamily of products protects your confiden-tial data in accordance with the criteria ofthe SDIP 27 Class A and the zone modelof the German Federal Office ofInformation Technology Security (BSI).

Integrating marine performanceWhen it comes to securing the world’sseas, Siemens has been empowering theworld’s navies since 1955 with everythingfrom degaussing systems, advanced gen-erators, switchboards, ship control net-works, propulsion equipment and fuel-cellpower systems – everything, in short, tobring your information-centric operationscloser together.

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In Denmark, Siemens took over the

operation of the military ERP system

DEMARS (Danish Defense Resource

and Management System). As the

world’s biggest user of SAP with

25 years’ experience, Siemens is

particularly well placed to synchronize

and upgrade the core SAP environ-

ment of the Danish Armed Forces.

For the Finnish Defence Forces,

Siemens has responded to the

challenge of complex materials

management – covering an

extensive number of products –

with an extensive mySAP solution

covering finance, materials manage-

ment, data security and training.

Enabling better decision making and

more detailed reporting, this SAP

implementation delivers complete

integration between multiple

systems.

Making the most of public budgetsBetter security solutions and closer net-working also need long-term operationalfitness for budget compliance andresource maximization. As security anddefense missions grow in number andcomplexity, public financing will continueto demand expert utilization and returnfor taxpayers’ money. Siemens hasanswers in this field – with a complete setof solutions and services from softwareoptimization and technology outsourcingto highly efficient energy contracting.

Leveraging private-sector capabilitiesSiemens is a private-sector partner to public bodies of particular note, and is currently involved in Europe’s largestPublic Private Partnership (PPP) – theHERKULES project at the German FederalArmed Forces. Designed to leverage private-sector innovation and management discipline while maintaining public-sectorvalues and control, Public Private

Partnerships offer government bodiesunique benefits. This ten-year partnershipwith Siemens as shareholder of the jointventure BWI Informationstechnik – covering1,500 locations and 140,000 PCs as wellas 7,000 servers; 300,000 fixed-line telephones and 15,000 mobile phones –is delivering technology modernization as well as greater operational efficiency,allowing the German military to betterconcentrate on its core mission.

Complex SAP skills and insightsDenmark and Finland take advantage ofour excellent SAP skills with over 25 years’expertise in the integration and manage-ment of this key technology. Material andfinance management for the FinnishDefense Forces, for example, synergizesthe complex management of around300,000 products and delivers accuratetimely reporting. Beyond operationalmanagement and outsourcing, we canhelp in other crucial ways.

Fitter Operations

Budgetary discipline and resource scarcity continue to shape the long-term

development of security operations globally. Prominent organizations across

the security and defense arena have already experienced the benefit of Siemens

answers from technology management to energy performance contracting.

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The largest Public Private Partnership

to date in Europe, the HERKULES

project at the German Armed Forces

delivers through the joint BWI service

alliance a ten-year transformation of

technology infrastructure and capa-

bilities. Covering 1,500 sites and

140,000 workplaces, this innovative

partnership spans everything from

data-center administration, software

management and IT processes to

comprehensive SAP implementation

and new platforms for e-mail,

Internet and Intranet. Freeing up

staff to concentrate on the expanded

mission of today’s German Armed

Forces, the HERKULES project

represents a crucial step in flexible,

information-centric transformation.

Energy performance contracting is

a new opportunity for defense and

security bodies to cut running costs,

increase operational effectiveness

and lower carbon emissions in the

changed environmental conditions

of the 21st century. Siemens, through

its building technology division, is

expertly equipped to refit your legacy

energy infrastructure and drive

ongoing performance economy

through its comprehensive and

joined-up approach.

Sustainable defense and security performanceAll our systems, solutions, products and services are designed for maximumefficiency and lifetime value. This is astrue for Teamcenter PLM platforms as it is for RFID-enabled logistics systems, command and control informationsystems or communication networks. Asresource scarcity begins to dominate theeconomic and political agenda, Siemenscan also help you maximize the efficiencyand environmental contribution of yourenergy consumption.

Energy performance contractingWe will contract with you to dynamicallymanage your energy consumption, ensuring you save on much-needed budget as you reduce your carbon footprint and sustain your operationalenvironment. Our energy contractingskills are enriched with ten years’ implementation experience of refittingenergy infrastructures and reducing costs by an average of 20%. Public-sectorclients of ours have also benefited fromreductions of up to 40% – highly significant savings in the context of budget optimization. For example, Dyess Air Force Base in Abilene, Texas was able to realize a 50% reduction inwater consumption as part of its energymanagement partnership with Siemens.

Complete answers for complex challengesWith Siemens as your technology andinnovation partner, you are thus enabledwith smarter security solutions, closerinformation-centric operations and higherlevels of fitness for the complex, ever-changing demands of 21st-century securityand defense.

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Long-standing defense and security customersOur answers for your challenge – whetherin digital identity, command and control,network integration or asset visibility –are built on full technology scope anddeep partnership with organizations globally such as the British Ministry ofDefence, the U.S. Department of Defenseand the German Armed Forces. Fromground-level GPS/GSM and RFID systemsto military ERP and command-level information systems, we cover the entirevertical stretch of security and defenselayers.

Our vertical solutions in logistics, identitymanagement, basic operations and military Next Generation Networks arecomplemented by horizontal technologysolutions in software harmonization andconsolidation, application managementand progressive outsourcing.

AnsweringYour Challenge

Siemens understands the complexity of seamless logistics and successful global

deployment, as the world’s largest manufacturer outside the automotive industry.

As a unique software developer and process transformer, it also understands the

interplay between physical assets and virtual capabilities. Secure your future with

a proven partner.

Product Lifecycle Management

solutions from Siemens have been

central to the performance of the

Royal Australian Navy (RAN).

By enabling a central repository for

all fleet configuration, maintenance

history and planning, we have

helped create a single consistent and

accurate context for maintenance

planning and readiness assessment.

Shortened maintenance time and

optimized resource allocation thus

improve equipment uptime and add

capacity to handle unscheduled

maintenance events.

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A global partner for a globalized environmentSecuring the nation in the twenty-firstcentury – in a globalized, digitized environment – is no simple mission. Relyon the proven global skills and technologycompetence of the world’s most interna-tional industry player. An innovationleader employing more software expertisethan any other organization, Siemens cantransform your strategic objective intooperational reality. Today’s securitythreats are asymmetric and unpredictable.Protect your society and meet the challenges of information-centric defenseoperations with an all-round partner thatinstinctively understands your environ-ment. More than a source of technologyexcellence and security process expertise,Siemens is a stable, long-term partner to public and civil organizations with anin-depth resumé of solution assignmentsand ongoing partnerships.

From information-centric military operations and synchronized defenselogistics to identity security, next-genera-tion communication, IT transformationand energy excellence, fast forward yourtransformation timeline and realize yournext performance level with a partner forall missions.

Tempest PCs Access management Defense logistic solutions

Integrated marine solutions

Mission planning systems Military command and controlinformation systems

Military next generation networks

Identity management and biometrics Border control Comprehensive SAP expertise

Product lifecycle management solutions

Public private partnerships (PPP) Energy performance contracting

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