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Huntsville Cyber Breakfast Supply Chain Risk Management

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Huntsville Cyber Breakfast Supply Chain Risk Management

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    1. Huntsville Cyber Breakfast Supply Chain Risk Management Ms. Debra Wymer Director, Test and Warfighter Solutions Center Acting Director, Technology Center USASMDC/ARSTRAT 8 March 2011

    2. Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative (CNCI)

    3. What is SCRM?

    4. Authority & Policy NDAA 2011 Section 806, Requirements for Information Relating to Supply Chain Risk Section 932, Strategy on Computer Software Assurance NDAA 2011 Section 215, Demonstration and Pilot Projects on Cybersecurity Defense Program Planning Guidance (DPPG 2011) DoD Instruction 5200.39, Critical Program Information (CPI) Protection Within the Department of Defense Directive-Type Memorandum (DTM) 09-016, Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) to Improve the Integrity of Components Used in DoD Systems DoDD XXX.XX, Supply Chain Risk Management Directive is in draft

    5. The SCRM Threat In 2010, FBI seized of $143 million of counterfeit Cisco network hardware, some of which could have been headed for use in military systems. WSJ 11 Oct 2010 March 28, 2009, Inside the Air Force reported an unknown number of counterfeit aircraft parts are being fastened into U.S. military weapon systems after infiltrating supply depots, posing new safety risks and potentially driving up maintenance bills by hundreds of millions of dollars annually. April 2010, investigators with GAO probing DOD's vulnerability to counterfeit parts identified problems with microprocessors used in F-15 flight control computers, oscillators used for Global Positioning System navigation on more than 4,000 Air Force and Navy systems, and substandard titanium used in F-15 engine mounts and F-22A and C-17 parts.

    6. DoD’s Vision

    7. DoD SCRM Organization Overview

    8. Functions for Army SCRM Center

    9. Summary At a high level SCRM Execution has three key components: Policy Security Integrity Engineering Analysis (Technical) Point of Contact: Stephen C. Cayson, Deputy Director Space and Cyberspace Technology 256-955-3605 Stephen.cayson@us.army.mil

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