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STK in a Multi-Level Security Environment

STK in a Multi-Level Security Environment. Nicholas Gavin Accenture. Overview. Objectives System Architecture Accenture Multiple Level Access Solution STK – AMLAS Client Questions Contact Information. Objectives. Real-time and near-real-time data visualization

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STK in a Multi-Level Security Environment

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  1. STK in a Multi-Level Security Environment Nicholas Gavin Accenture

  2. Overview • Objectives • System Architecture • Accenture Multiple Level Access Solution • STK – AMLAS Client • Questions • Contact Information

  3. Objectives • Real-time and near-real-time data visualization • Manage data feeds with different clearance levels • Automated data scrubbers to pass data to low-side • MLS Analysis in STK • Create central MLS database for all analysis data • Perform STK analysis at lowest possible clearance level throughout project lifecycle • Minimize time required on high-level security assets • Minimize personnel clearance requirements

  4. Architecture

  5. AMLAS Overview • Allow applications to access data at multiple classification levels • Applications need not be multilevel aware • Application developers can focus on intended functionality without having to become experts in cross domain computing • Multiple data sources appear as a single multilevel database • No data stored within AMLAS itself, data providers retain control • Integrate legacy systems to provide cross domain data • SOAP wrapper provides web-service wrapper for existing applications • Immediate integration into SOA • Plug-in based architecture can use legacy applications as data sources to provide standard SQL and/or Web Services access • Cross domain certification can be limited to AMLAS and plug-ins • Legacy single level systems can continue to operate on isolated single level networks • Drastically simplifies certification and accreditation Multi-Level Security Capability Achieved Using Legacy Systems

  6. AMLAS Capabilities • Reach up to higher level data sources to retrieve data at, and below, current request level • Reach down to lower level data sources to include results into high level requests • Combine multiple data sources at disparate security levels into a single data set • JDBC Recordset and/or IC ISM compliant XML return types • Programs • TENCAP Radiant Alloy • CEST/CREST/AMLST • Strong Angel

  7. STK – AMLAS Client • Seamless integration with STK • All functions accessible from STK Plug-in GUI • AMLAS client • Format AMLAS data requests • Save data to database • XML Import and Export • IC-ISM compliant XML for classification and control • Geography Markup Language (GML) specification • Sensor Markup Language (SensorML) specification • Conversion to STK Objects • Lightweight object capability for visualization of a large number of objects at one time • Heavyweight objects for analysis

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  10. Questions?

  11. Contact Information Nicholas Gavin Accenture 619-574-2335 nicholas.e.gavin@accenture.com

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