The DoD Information Enterprise

1. The DoD Information Enterprise LandWarNet 2011 Conference AFCEA and Army CIO/G-6 August 24, 2011 Teri Takai Chief Information Officer Department of Defense

2. Our Challenge The warfighter expects/needs access to information – from any device, anywhere, anytime… LandWarNet 2011

3. DoD IT Landscape IT Systems DoD IT User Base • ~10,000 Operational systems (20% mission critical) • >772 Data Centers • ~67,000Servers • ~7+ million computers and IT devices • ~15,000 networks • 1.4 million active duty • 750,000 civilian personnel • 1.1 million National Guard and Reserve • 146 + countries • 6,000 + locations Total IT Budget • >$ 38 Billion in FY12 LandWarNet 2011

4. Challenges Ahead • Exploding technologies • Shrinking budgets • Growing Cyber Threat LandWarNet 2011

5. Shrinking Budgets Enterprise Strategy • Data Center and Server Consolidation • Network Standardization/Optimization • Identity and Access Management Services • Enterprise eMail, Messaging and Collaboration Services • Software, Hardware, and Service Purchasing Consolidation Create a More Standardized Information Environment LandWarNet 2011

6. Growing Cyber Threat • Exploitation • Disruption • Destruction “We are in the midst of a strategic shift in the cyber threat…moving up the ladder of escalation.” The Honorable William J. Lynn III Deputy Secretary of Defense LandWarNet 2011

7. IT Strategies Driven by Cyber Priorities • Consolidation and Standardization • Network • Data Centers • Identity Management and Information Tagging • Need to Know • Need to Share • Insider Threat • Cloud Computing/Thin Client • Reduce attack space LandWarNet 2011

8. The Community Must Change CORE Data Centers DISA From This: To This: USAF DON USA Data Center to Stay Open LandWarNet 2011 Data Center to be Closed

9. Exploding Technologies • Mobile Devices • Thin Client • Cloud Computing Leverage Emerging Commercial Capabilities LandWarNet 2011

10. Cyber Challenges Beyond DoD • Supply Chain Risk • Cyber attack on Defense Industrial Base • Critical Infrastructure Protection LandWarNet 2011

11. We are making progress… Army is leading the way… LandWarNet 2011

12. Enterprise Email LandWarNet 2011

13. Enterprise EmailKeys to Enterprise Success • Optimize email solutions to the least number of platforms • Ensure that all DoD users have stable identities • Develop and implement a strategy to unify collaboration mechanisms • Including email, chat, voice, video, and data exchange LandWarNet 2011

14. Joint Enterprise Network LandWarNet 2011

15. Network OptimizationJoint Information Environment (JIE) Network Operations Transport Core Enterprise Services AFRICOM/EUCOM JEN Use Case ARMY USAREUR ET-NOSC DWDM/RHN APC/LWN DISN NAVY ONENet, ISNS NMCI/NGEN JFTOC MARINES MFENOSC AIR FORCE INOSC-E USAFE INOSC-E DISA DISA AF/EUR DISA TNC DECC, DCO, etc. COALITION RSC, AU, NATO NALLA CENTRIXS/BICES, etc COCOM HQs TNCC DISN Data Centers LandWarNet 2011

16. Network OptimizationJoint Information Environment (JIE) AFRICOM/EUCOM JEN Use Case Network Operations Transport Core Enterprise Services Integrated Joint NETOPS Joint Transport Consolidated Enterprise Services ARMY USAREUR ET-NOSC DWDM/RHN APC/LWN DISN NAVY ONENet, ISNS NMCI/NGEN JFTOC MARINES MFENOSC STANDARDS-BASED JOINT/COALITION CAPABILITIES J I E J I E AIR FORCE INOSC-E USAFE INOSC-E DISA DISA AF/EUR DISA TNC DECC, DCO, etc. COALITION RSC, AU, NATO NALLA CENTRIXS/BICES, etc COCOM HQs TNCC DISN Data Centers LandWarNet 2011

17. Battle Buddies You’ve got it right, keep leading! LandWarNet 2011

18. The Path Forward “We want a network that can provide Soldiers and civilians information of all categories and forms, as well as a means to collaborate in real time, at the exact moment required, in any environment , under all circumstances.” LTG Susan S. Lawrence Army AL&T, April/June 2011 LandWarNet 2011