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LandWarNet 2008

UNCLASSIFIED. . PURPOSE: To present an update of the Army's Cryptographic Modernization (CM) Initiative and Key Management (KM) efforts.OBJECTIVES: By the end of this presentation you will be able to:Emphasize the driving forces of modernizationDiscuss Army's Comprehensive Crypto Mod Strateg

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LandWarNet 2008

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    1. LandWarNet 2008

    2. PURPOSE: To present an update of the Army’s Cryptographic Modernization (CM) Initiative and Key Management (KM) efforts. OBJECTIVES: By the end of this presentation you will be able to: Emphasize the driving forces of modernization Discuss Army’s Comprehensive Crypto Mod Strategy Explain process for capturing equipment requirements

    3. 3 Modernizing our cryptographic inventory during war, transformation, and reset is challenging Technology is in constant transition Warfighters require the latest technology with: Greater bandwidth, speed and more robust security Interoperability (Net-centric and backward compatibility) Reduced program development, faster fielding and integration Cryptographic Modernization and Key Management are inextricably linked

    4. Cryptographic Modernization Plan Key Management Information Systems Security Program (ISSP) Summary Key POCs Useful Websites

    5. Cryptographic Modernization Initiative

    6. 6 Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Notice (CJCSN) 6510 provides cryptographic inventory information and changes CM is the DoD/Joint (NSA, Services, Agencies) initiative to upgrade/replace DoD’s cryptographic inventory CM is the planned and phased replacement of cryptographic solutions that have reached the end of their useful life CM is being accomplished via three phases Replacement Modernization Transformation

    7. 7 Support to the Warfighter – Current & Future Forces Must field latest technology to the Warfighter as quickly as possible Existing crypto systems do not support emerging network-centric technologies Networks cannot be compromised or “broken” while changes occur CJCSN 6510 – CM Plan means different things to different communities G3: Operations G6: Information Assurance G8: Resources ASA(ALT): Program Development SIGCEN: Requirements and Gap Analysis CERDEC: Emerging Technologies Driving Factors to Modernize

    8. HQDA CIO/G-6 Management Oversight CM Strategy and Execution Plans CERDEC PMO Engineering (Technical and concept validation) TRADOC/SIGCEN Document Warfighter needs CSLA Logistics/material management

    10. 10 Secure Communications Interoperability Protocol (SCIP) Supports wired and wireless interoperability Secure Wireless Includes 802.11, 802.16 and cellular functionality/ protocols Integrates convergence of voice and data on portable device “SME PED--SIPR to the Hip” Secure Wired Includes PSTN, ISDN and IP functionality/protocols Integrates convergence of PSTN and IP Establish new baseline STU III use ends STE upgrades 2.6 software KSV-21 ECC replaces KOV-14 FPCC Migrate from PSTN to IP functionality (vIPer) CM Efforts

    11. 11 Secure Link/Trunk Converged technology combines link and trunk encryptor families into one device Supports downloadable algorithms and component re-configuration Dual independent channels Secure Network (INE) Locks baseline “current legacy inventory” at HAIPE IS Version 1.3.5 Emerging solutions provide full HAIPE migration Add greater bandwidth efficiency IPv6 functionality, HAIPE-to-HAIPE key exchange Supports programmed upgrades of HAIPE IS Version 3.x CM Efforts (Cont’d)

    12. Challenges Vendors drive product lifecycle Crypto equipment lifecycle now 5-7 years vs. 20 years Non-Type 1 strategy still evolving (impacts National policy and acquisition decisions) Getting equipment to warfighter faster Full Type Classification (TC) is a lengthy and costly process-- impacts availability Improve CCI accountability. CCI in systems not always documented on property books Difficult to justify replacement of equipment that is not on a Property Book (or equivalent document).

    13. Transforming the Force Prior to FY08 Stopped issuing - KG-84, KG-94, KG-175, STUIII, Production stopped- KG-175AC (classic), DTD, KIV-7 HSB, KG-75, KY57-99 New Technology- TALON, SecNet 11, SecNet 54, KG-250, KY-100 FY08 Stop issuing KY-68, KIV-7, KIV-19 Production stopped- KG-175 E-100, KG-175B, KG-235 New Technology- KG-175D, KIV-7M, vIPer, ECC, SKL, TALON, KG-255, SG-250 (FR) FY09 Stop issuing- KOV-14 (FPCC), KG-175AC, KG-175B, KG-175 E-100 Production stopped- TBD New Technology- KIV-19M, KG-250M, KG-250-T

    14. Key Management

    15. Electronic Key Management System (EKMS) Aging system that is in need of an upgrade Limited key distribution options Cannot support emerging systems with increased key needs Key Management Infrastructure (KMI) Joint program; OSD NII program oversight; NSA is the program manager Total DoD solution that addresses Services, Agencies, Civil organizations Shifts towards net-centricity Provides a secure automated distribution and accountability capability Will support emerging crypto systems implementing new technologies Will be provided in increments

    16. 16 What Are the Tenants of KMI? Key Management tenants of KMI (performance capabilities) are as follows: Electronic generation, distribution, ordering, production and management of key products; accountability and tracking of COMSEC material Security foundation for modern cryptography Potential to reduce burden on operations and personnel Cohesive, robust infrastructure

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    18. 18 Electronic Key Management System (EKMS) and KMI will co-exist as parallel systems for several years KMI Capability Increment (CI)-2 will leverage the EKMS baseline as new capabilities are delivered to transform the infrastructure to support operations EKMS Phase 5 is the operational baseline that the KMI transition will be based upon Army Key Management System (AKMS) upgrading to Phase 5, but gaps are emerging between EKMS and KMI Program Managers today need to begin planning crypto and key management changes to KMI not EKMS KMI Efforts

    19. AKMS Phase 5 Enhancements Local COMSEC Management Device / Key Processor (LMD/KP) Workstation Software Upgrade Local COMSEC Management Software (LCMS) Version 5.0.3 Common User Application Software (CUAS) Version 5.0 Card Loader User Application Software (CLUAS) LMD/KP Workstation Communications Enhancement Adds KG-250 In-line Network Encryptor (INE) Creates Virtual Private Network (VPN) over SIPRNet Automated Communications Engineering Software (ACES) Workstation Software Upgrade Supports Black Key Distribution Simple Key Loader (SKL) Profile Upgrades

    20. Black Key - Provides increased security during key distribution - Uses Key Encryption Key (KEK) <KEK{TEK}KEK> - Integrates ACES Workstation to black key distribution - Supports emerging programs (e.g., IFF Mode 5, AEHF SMART-T, BFT, FCS) JOSEKI - Keyless algorithm used to encrypt classified algorithms and sensitive software - Configuration management required

    21. Information Systems Security Program (ISSP) – Army Database

    22. 22 Provides capability for users to document requests for CCI solutions Facilitates the release of equipment via HQDA approval process (G-3, G-8 and CIO/G-6) Identifies centrally funded/unit funded CCI requirements Provides customers with equipment availability and contract information Use to forecast future requirements FY09-15 Customer assistance is available through the ISSPA Help Desk

    23. 23 Summary The need to transform cryptographic equipment and the key management infrastructure is inescapable. We must accomplish this effort within the framework of existing and future transformation initiatives. We must work closely with the NSA, the acquisition community and other services to provide the latest NSA-certified, secure solutions to the Warfighter.

    25. Key POCs HQDA CIO/G-6 (DSN- 332-xxxx) Equipment Management/ Requirements Ms Theresa Chester- Lead Theresa.chester@us.army.mil CML - 703-602-1245 Mr Major Lambert major.lambertIII@us.army.mil CML - 703-602-7497 Ms Pat Nickols patrice.nickols@hqda.army.mil CML - 703-602-7424 FORSCOM LNO Mr David Lavender David.lavender@hqda.army.mil CML - 703-602-7423 Secure Voice Ms Eve Geyer eve.geyer@us.army.mil Cell – 202-361-8549

    26. Key POCs HQDA CIO/G-6 (DSN- 332-xxxx) CM Mr Ken Hill Kenneth.hill@hqda.army.mil CML- 703-602-7422 Mr Scott Henry scott.henry@hqda.army.mil CML - 703-602-7493 Key Management Ms Jeanne Medeiros-Williams- Lead Jeanne.medeiroswilliams@us.army.mil CML - 703-602-7492 Mr Joe Bryant joe.bryant@us.army.mil CML- 703-602-7409 Cross Domain Mr Mike Tyson michael.tyson@hqda.army.mil CML- 703-602-7487 DSN- 332-7487

    27. Key POCs (Cont’d) ECOP POC (assist in posting ONS) SSG Beckford beckfordwm@conus.army.mil CML- 703-614-3314 DSN- 222-3314 ECOP website- with online user’s guide www.ecop.army.smil.mil/ecop/login.aspx NSA Army Advocate LTC Karen Goldston ksgolds@missi.ncsc.mil CML- 410-854-4671 DSN- 244-4671 HQDA CIO/G-6 NSA Representative Mr Dave Ward dave.ward@hqda.army.mil CML- 703-602-7389

    28. Key POCs (Cont’d) ISSP CSLA Ms Sandra Jones-Hannahs, Chief IAD, NICP sandra.joneshannahs@us.army.mil CML- 520-538-6403 Mr Anthony Black, Project Leader, ISSP Anthony.d.black@us.army.mil CML- 520-538-6403 CSLA Maintenance Mr Christopher Ward Christopher.C.Ward@us.army.mil CML- 520-538-6924 CERDEC PMO Mr. Stanley Fong, Chief, Cryptographic Modernization Office Stanley.fong@us.army.mil CML- 732 427-4845 Mr. Doug DePerry, HAIPE Lead and Roadshow Engineer douglas.deperry@us.army.mil CML- 732-427-1651

    29. Helpdesks ISSP CSLA ISSP Help Desk csla.issp@us.army.mil CML: 520-538-1829 DSN: 879-1829 Key Management ACES/SKL/CT3 Help Desk acesct3helpdesk@css-inc.biz Toll Free 866-651-1199 EKMS Help Desk: 877-896-8094; 520-538-9900 (DSN 879-9900) Located at CSLA, Fort Huachuca, AZ After duty hours: if there is a COMSEC emergency, these numbers prompt the caller to notify the on-call help desk technician. SKL Toll Free (866-651-1199)-- Located at CSS, Georgia, Assists in troubleshooting failures Available: Mon-Fri (8:00am - 5:00pm) EST After Hours - Voice Mail call back

    30. Tech Support TACLANE MICRO KG-175D Vendor - General Dynamics Help Desk - 800-662-1826 CSLA Item Manager - Art Dungee 520-538-1820 TACLANE KG-175 E-100/ AC Classic Vendor - General Dynamics Help Desk - 800-662-1826 CSLA Item Manager - Patrick Damone 520-538-2752 KG- 250/ KG-255 Vendor - ViaSat Help Desk - 888-842-7281 CSLA Item Manager - Art Dungee 520-538-1820 Talon Vendor - L-3 Communications Help Desk - 800-339-6197 CSLA Item Manager - Art Dungee 520-538-1820

    31. Tech Support (Cont’d) Sectera Wireline/ GSM Vendor - General Dynamics Help Desk - 800-662-1826 CSLA Item Manager - Louis Augustine 520-538-8338 Omni/STE Vendor - L-3 Communications Help Desk - 800-339-6197 CSLA Item Manager - Louis Augustine 520-538-8338 vIPer Vendor - General Dynamics Help Desk - 800-662-1826 CSLA Item Manager - Louis Augustine 520-538-8338 KIV-7M Vendor - Mykotronx Help Desk - 800-548-7383 CSLA Item Manager - Art Chavira 520-538-7477 SecNet 11 and 54 Vendor - Harris Help Desk - 866-264-8040 CSLA Item Manager - Art Chavira 520-538-7477

    32. https://cryptomod.kc.us.army.mil Army CM website Contains product information and software downloads www.iad.nsa.smil.mil NSA’s CM website (click on “Programs” tab) Contains information on de-certification and CJCSI/N 6510 https://issp.army.mil Information Systems Security Program (ISSP) website Identifies COMSEC equipment needs, procurement and allocation https://rdit.army.mil/commsc SKL Web Site Support Documentation (Tech Manuals, Warranty Bulletin) Software Updates Training CD Info Briefs and Procedures https://km.kc.us.army.mil Army Key Management https://cryptomod.kc.us.army.mil Army CryptoMod PMO https://uit.gordon.army.mil University of Information Technology/LandWarNet University

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