1 - Cybersecurity - SEA 03 Industry Day 2021.pdf
Posted: Aug. 6, 2021
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presentation from the SEA 03 Cyber Engineering & Industry Day, focusing on digital transformation and cybersecurity within the Navy. The presentation emphasizes the importance of moving beyond mere compliance to achieve true cybersecurity, highlighting the need for complete system knowledge and restriction to designed functions. Key objectives outlined include unity of effort between shipboard and shore cybersecurity, fielding defensive solutions, developing response capabilities, and enhancing cyber technical area manageability.
The document also discusses efforts to align cyber engineering with NAVPLAN priorities, NAVSEA priorities, and SEA 03 capabilities, such as SCRM and afloat cyber capabilities.
Furthermore, the presentation delves into topics like Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM), afloat cyber capabilities architecture, Navy Control System (NCS) endpoint enumeration, Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE), Cyber Policy & Standards (P&S), and NCS cybersecurity training. Priorities and considerations for SCRM are detailed, along with components of afloat cyber capabilities like automated defense and operational resilience. The document also touches on NCS endpoint enumeration tools for Model-Based Systems Engineering efficiency and cybersecurity training based on the National Institute for Cybersecurity Education framework.
The document also discusses efforts to align cyber engineering with NAVPLAN priorities, NAVSEA priorities, and SEA 03 capabilities, such as SCRM and afloat cyber capabilities.
Furthermore, the presentation delves into topics like Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM), afloat cyber capabilities architecture, Navy Control System (NCS) endpoint enumeration, Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE), Cyber Policy & Standards (P&S), and NCS cybersecurity training. Priorities and considerations for SCRM are detailed, along with components of afloat cyber capabilities like automated defense and operational resilience. The document also touches on NCS endpoint enumeration tools for Model-Based Systems Engineering efficiency and cybersecurity training based on the National Institute for Cybersecurity Education framework.
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