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Maximizing Information Assurance Opportunities and Requirements

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Explore how aligning academia with industry can enhance IA careers, reduce costs, and elevate SC as a center of excellence. Find out the essential education and skills needed for secure IT solutions. Discover research areas for advancement in IA techniques and address potential shortfall areas. Contact SAIC for more details.

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  1. Information Assurance Opportunities and Requirements Doug Jimenez, IA Division Director Mary Mayonado, CISSP, IA Program Manager Marla Shipley, CND/aXiom Program Manager January 8, 2010

  2. SAIC James Business Unit Information Assurance Overview • Information Assurance (IA Division) • Doug Jimenez, Division Director • 200+ employees supporting SPAWAR Systems Center Atlantic, NAVAIR, and their sponsors • 42m annually • DOD 8570 Compliant Workforce • Certified Information Systems Security Professionals (CISSP) • CISSP/Information System Security Engineering Professional (CISSP-ISSEP) • Security Plus • Vendor Certifications • Fully Qualified Navy Certification Agents

  3. Customers

  4. Core Routing and Switching _ vendor independent Integration Support Routers/Switches IDS/IPS Application Proxy Firewalls Remote access solutions Secure Wireless (Survey, Design, and Integration) LAN Infrastructure Service Oriented Architectures (SOA)/Cloud Computing Virtualization/Data Centers Application Development/Programming (JAVA, Pearl) UNIX Services Sharepoint/Web hosting IPv6 readiness and implementation General Programming/Network Support SPAWAR Atlantic and Sponsors

  5. Why Are We Here? • High Demand for IA savvy employees • Relocation Costs • High Training Costs • Lost Revenue • We Could Do So Much More if Education/Academia and Industry were better aligned • Capture more of those high school students who want IT/IA careers • Create more jobs for the State of SC • Less Relocation/Bringing in talent from outside • Chance for Recognition as a center of excellence for IA

  6. What do we need from Academia(Education/Skill sets needed) • Graduates who understand and are able to develop a secure IT solution, a comprehensive understanding of underlying principles is the foundation • Networking, TCP/IP fundamentals • Programming, secure coding techniques • System Engineering – for the entire lifecycle • Configuration Management processes and techniques • Legal Issues in Information Assurance • Forensics • HIPAA • Privacy Act • Compliance issues – vary by customer

  7. Shortfall Areas/Potential Research Areas • Cross Domain/Multilevel Security • We have to share data across organizations, this is still a major area of challenge • Active Network Defense • Within ethical and legal guidelines • Event Correlation • Gathering attack data across diverse networks to develop comprehensive threat/risk picture • Anti-Tamper • Need to develop additional techniques to guard against reverse engineering hardware and software • Improved IA techniques for Weapons Systems • Confidentiality – generally o.k. • Integrity – area of improvement • Availability – area of improvement

  8. SAIC 5617 North Rhett Avenue North Charleston, SC 29406 843.740.4600 843.308.0466 – fax Mary.o.mayonado@saic.com Marla.h.shipley@saic.com Douglas.w.jimenez@saic.com www.saic.com For More Information