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U.S. Coast Guard Cyber Education & Training

U.S. Coast Guard Cyber Education & Training. CAPT Lee Petty Chief, Office of Cyberspace Forces (CG-791) U.S. Coast Guard Headquarters. AFCEA Cyber Education, Research, and Training Symposium 17-18 January 2018. CG Introduction USCG Cyber Strategy CG-791, Office of Cyberspace Forces

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U.S. Coast Guard Cyber Education & Training

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  1. U.S. Coast GuardCyber Education & Training CAPT Lee Petty Chief, Office of Cyberspace Forces (CG-791) U.S. Coast Guard Headquarters AFCEA Cyber Education, Research, and Training Symposium 17-18 January 2018

  2. CG Introduction • USCG Cyber Strategy • CG-791, Office of Cyberspace Forces • Training our Cyberspace Workforce

  3. Where we fit… POTUS DHS DoD/CJCS Army Navy Air Force Marine Corps Coast Guard

  4. Who we are…

  5. What we do….

  6. USCG Cyber Strategy Established cyberspace as an Operational Domain and set three strategic priorities: Defend Cyberspace Enable Operations Protect Infrastructure To implement this strategy, the Cyber Program will: Lead…Organize…Develop…Generate…Modernize

  7. Where does Cyber fit? Commandant Vice Commandant Deputy Commandant Operations Operational Control Commander Atlantic Area Administrative Control Commander Pacific Area Asst CMDT Capability (CG-7 ) Commander Coast Guard Cyber Office of Cyberspace Fces (CG-791) Deputy Commandant Mission Support

  8. CG CYBER COMMAND CGCYBER • 330 positions • Located in Washington, DC Alexandria, VA Saint Louis, MO • 26 member USCYBERCOM detachment • 10 member DHS detachment

  9. Building a Cyberspace Workforce IT Professionals Intelligence Professionals Cyber Professionals Cyber Mission Force 9 Cyber Security Workforce Cyber Intelligence Force Intelligence Workforce Cyberspace Effects Workforce Cyberspace Effects Workforce Cyberspace IT Workforce Define: Cyber Support to the MTS

  10. Training our Cyberspace Workforce • Enlisted Workforce • Officer Workforce • Civilian Workforce • No Cyber rating (MOS)… but… Competencies and Master Training List • Cyber billets typically filled with Information Systems Technicians (IT), Electronics Technicians (ET) and Intelligence Specialists (IS) • Initial cyber training - Joint Cyber Analysis Course (JCAC) • Additional training based on position • Core courses - Joint Advanced Cyber Warfare Course (JACWC) and Intermediate Cyber Core (ICC) • Additional training based on position • Post Graduate Opportunities in Information Assurance; Strategic Intelligence – Cyber; IT Strategic Management • Primary training opportunities - commercial courses to achieve and maintain required certifications • Fully staffed Cyber Protection team will include civilian personnel

  11. Current Progress • 01 March 2017: Coast Guard was included in USCC J7 funded sustainment training for Cyber Mission Forces. • FY17: Executed 6 quotas in CPT-Core, 4 quotas in JCAC, and 3 quotas in JACWC. • FY18: Executed 3 quotas in CPT-Mission Protection, 3 quotas in Intel Intro to Cyber, 14 quotas in CPT-Core.

  12. Future Plans • Develop Cyber Systems Major at Coast Guard Academy (CGA) • CGA to attain NSA/DHS Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education (CDE) Designation • Continue to seek and attend training that aligns with US Cyber Command’s CPT training requirements • Further define training requirements for cyberspace workforce beyond Cyber Protection Team • Define USCG cyber training requirements for Maritime Transportation System.

  13. Priorities / Needs • The Right people, with the Right training, in the Right position, at the Right time. • We must: • Continue to define training requirements • Continue to identify & partner with training sources • Retain trained personnel

  14. CAPT D. Lee Petty David.L.Petty@uscg.mil 202-372-2479 CDR Jamie Embry Jamie.M.Embry@uscg.mil 202-372-2534 LCDR David Pipkorn David.A.Pipkorn@uscg.mil 202-372-5751 Contact information:

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