Air Force Cyber Command

Cyber City USA San Antonio, Texas

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The Public

The most unique combination of Cyber related elements outside the National Capital Region2San Antonio StrengthsExisting and Expanding Cyber Missions IT/Defense Industrial BaseTechnology Research InstitutionsStrong Academic CommunityAvailable Infrastructure and SupportReady and Able WorkforceTransportation/AccessMilitary Bases/ResourcesFacilities and InfrastructureCommunication/Bandwidth CapabilitiesWilling and Able PartnersCyber City USA San Antonio, Texas

Existing vs. Expandingexisting seems static, expanding or emerging notes progress and growthChange to Industrial Basecommonly used term3S.A. Tops Many List Of Best Cities Investment - job growth, unemployment, home values, income, monthly expenses, climate Job growth - knowledge-based workersMilkens Best Performing City in America # 7 Largest City in America Excellent Quality of Life1.8M Population Outstanding Healthcare 928K Workforce Outstanding Climate - Free of Natural Disasters 56K - Science/Tech Component Growing Role in HLS/HLD 25K - IT Component Strong Academic CommunityDiverse Economy -- Biomedical, Finance, Manufacturing, Technology, Military, and TourismFavorable Cost of LivingVery Low UnemploymentAffordable HousingVery Affordable UtilitiesLarge, Historic, and Proud Military Presence

Cyber City USA San Antonio, Texas Average House $180K Average IT Salary $60-65K Average Commute 20 MinutesChange the word Long to historicmore in line with intent of statement4Cyber City, USAIT Workforce 25,000SCI Cleared Personnel 7,500Certified Information Systems Security Professionals (CISSPs) Texas2985San Antonio Area441# IT Graduates Each YearMasters/PhDs160Bachelors250Associates/Certificates275Readily Available Human CapitalSecurity, Operations, Logistics, Communications, Plans and Programs, Requirements, Contracting and Acquisition

Cyber City USA San Antonio, TexasThe first bullet noting Human Capital was used during 24 AF decision. At that time it helped identify other supprot personnel at the bases. Since the focus is now IT, I suggest the first bullet and sub-bullet be moved to the last bullet.5Cyber City, USA Existing Cyber Missions24th Air Force AF Cyber Command688th Information Operations Wing AF Information Operations Center of Excellence67th Network Warfare Wing (AF Computer Emergency Response Team)NSA/CSS - Texas AF Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance AgencyNavy Information Operations Command TexasDefense Information Support Agency Mega CenterJoint Reserve Information Operations/Intelligence CenterJoint Information Operations Warfare CenterJoint Electronic Warfare CenterAF Cryptologic Systems Group (ESC)AF Electronic Warfare School (AETC)

Cyber City USA San Antonio, Texas

Investigating the use of AFCERT in the 67thI believe it is used once again6Cyber City, USA - Corporate Presence (approx. 900 IT businesses) Large AT&T Presence The Largest Telecommunications & Wireless Company in AmericaLarge Concentration of Data Centers (#2 in the nation)#2 in Information Assurance (second only to Washington, DC)San Antonio Defense Technology Cluster 81 + Defense/IT/Technology Contractors, including: TelcordiaFederal IT ConsultingDeloitteL3 ComTASCBoeingSAICCSCSierra NevadaDiligentSRCSRAManTechSecureLogixAT&T Southwest Research InstituteLockheed MartinNCIDenim GroupRackspaceSymantecBooz Allen HamiltonMacAulay BrownGeneral DynamicsCACIArgonst ThreatGuard SecureInfoDigital DefenseDyneticsHP Enterprise ServicesAccentureGlobalSCAPETaurean CorpFuture XCNF TechnologiesWebheadX TechnologiesDelta-RiskCamberSirius Computer SolutionsMainNerve Inc.InnoveFortinet

Cyber City USA San Antonio, TexasAdded the number of IT business in town as reported by Rich Butler in the latest Economic Impact Study7Cyber City, USA Largest IT Presence (Top 10)Security Hill24th Air Force AF Cyber CommandNSA/CSS - Texas AF Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance AgencyRackspaceUSAAAT&TValeroCoSA/Bexar County ITUniversity Health SystemBaptist Health SystemHEBFrost BankUTSA

Cyber City USA San Antonio, TexasAdded the number of IT business in town as reported by Rich Butler in the latest Economic Impact Study8EducationMore than 134K Total College EnrollmentCyber Related Studies*University of Texas at San AntonioBSMSPhDTexas State UniversityBSMSPhD (developing)St Marys UniversityBSMSOur Lady of the Lake UniversityBSMSWayland Baptist UniversityBSMSTrinity UniversityBSUniversity of the Incarnate WordBSTexas A&M University, San Antonio BBA/BAAS/BSMS (developing) Alamo CollegesSan Antonio CollegeAA AS AASPalo Alto CollegeAA AS AASSt Phillips CollegeAA AS AASNorthwest Vista CollegeAA AS AASNortheast Lakeview CollegeAA AS AAS

Alamo Academies - Information Technology and Security AcademyHolmes High SchoolSouthwest High SchoolHarlandale High School Microsoft AcademyRoosevelt High School Engineering and Technology Academy

Lee High School STEM RAM AcademyJohn Jay High School Science and Engineering AcademySam Houston New Tech AcademyHarmony Science AcademyMemorial High School Toltech T-STEM AcademyMilton B. Lee Academy of Science and Engineering

* AA/BS/MS/PhD Computer Science/ITCyber City USA San Antonio, TexasChanged in the process to developingChanged Alamo Community Colleges District to Alamo CollegesDeleted Community in Palo Alto9University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA)*Center for Education and Research in Information and Infrastructure Security (CERIS)Institute for Cyber Security (ICS) Center for Infrastructure Assurance and Security (CIAS)Our Lady of the Lake University (OLLU)*Center for Information Assurance Management and Leadership (CIAML)*St Marys University, School of LawCenter for Terrorism (and Cyber) Law (CTL)Texas A&M San Antonio*Center for Information Technology and Cyber Security (CITCS)Trinity UniversityTexas State University* pendingUniversity of Incarnate WordAlamo Colleges (5 campuses)* pending

* Designated National Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance Education

Cyber Innovation and Research ConsortiumTexas Centers of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance Education* Southern Methodist UniversityUniversity of Texas, DallasUniversity of Texas, San AntonioOur Lady of the Lake UniversityTexas A&M San Antonio Texas A&M UniversityUniversity of DallasUniversity of North TexasUniversity of HoustonUniversity of Texas, El PasoRice UniversityRichland College (Dallas CCCD)St Phillips College 2012San Antonio College 2013Texas State University 2013

* Nationally Designated

The goal of the program is to reducevulnerability in our national informationinfrastructure by promoting highereducation in information assurance (IA),and producing a growing number ofprofessionals with IA expertise in various disciplines. NSA/CSSCyber City USA San Antonio, Texas2012 PrioritiesPriority 1: Community - Create an information security and cyber-aware public that practices security safe measures and supports the growth of San Antonios information and cyber capabilities

Priority 2: Academia - Develop the necessary collaborative environment to ensure San Antonio education entities have the essential academic courses and programs to grow a talented information and cyber security workforce

Priority 3: Government/Military - Support and enhance the ability of government and the military to provide for Americas cyber security

Priority 4: Business Community - Establish an environment conducive to the growth of information technology, information assurance, and cyber security businesses and the development of advanced cyber security capabilitiesCyberCity, USA WebsiteCybersecurity Awareness Month Cyber Career PathsCyber Innovation and Research ConsortiumGrants - 6 Grants - $20MCyberPatriot/Cyber CupCybersecurity Caucus SummitNational Collegiate Cyber Defense CompetitionTexas Cybersecurity, Education, and Economic Development CouncilCoSA Cyber Incident ManagementCyber Business Retention, Recruiting, and DevelopmentCyber City USA Successes

Cyber City USA San Antonio, TexasWSJ Sept 2011

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ITSA-SA CP IV SA Mayors Cup Winning Team 2012 National Champions!

John Jay High School Lackland CAP SquadronRoosevelt High SchoolEngineering and Technology AcademySouthwest High School (4)Highlands High SchoolOConnor High SchoolJudsonHigh SchoolEast Central High School (2)Medina Valley High School (1)Information TechnologySecurity AcademyBoerne5 milesSmithson ValleyHigh SchoolBoerneHigh SchoolCanyon High SchoolHarlandale High School Microsoft AcademySeguinHigh SchoolMadisonHigh SchoolTexas Military InstituteInformation TechnologySecurity AcademyNew Braunfels (2)Steele High SchoolMarshall High School (1)HolmesHigh School (2)Brandeis High SchoolLee High School STEM Academy MacArthur High SchoolNew Life Christian Academy50 CyberPatriot V Teams

12 in the Top 72!

6 in the Top 24!National Championship Finalists!

National Champions!Information TechnologySecurity AcademySan Antonio (2)

Taft High School (2)San Antonio Christian AcademyInformation TechnologySecurity AcademyNew Braunfels (2)Information TechnologySecurity AcademyBracken (1)Stevens High SchoolSan Marcos High School San Marcos CAP SquadronEducational Cyber Security Pipeline18High SchoolJunior/Senior Middle SchoolFeedersCYBERSTAR DemoPh.D. in SecurityRelated FieldHigh School Jr./Sr or Graduateor lower division BSBS Degree seeking advanced DegreeHigh School Graduatewith basic security trainingBS Degree in Security FieldMS Degree in Security FieldAssoc. Degree in Security FieldWorkforce Development/Talent for the Cyber DomainAssoc. Degree seeking Bachelors

Roosevelt High SchoolEngineering and Technology AcademySouthwest High SchoolCyber City, USA San Antonio, TexasInformation TechnologySecurity AcademyBoerne5 milesHarlandale High School Microsoft AcademyInformation TechnologySecurity AcademyNew BraunfelsInformation TechnologySecurity AcademySan AntonioHolmesHigh SchoolLee High School STEM Academy Northwest Vista CollegeTexas State UniversityTexas A&M at San AntonioOur Lady of the Lake UniversityUniversity of Texas atSan AntonioSt. Phillips College John Jay High School Science and Engineering Academy Sam Houston New Tech Academy Harmony Science Academy Memorial High School Toltech T-STEM Academy Milton B. Lee Academy of Science and EngineeringHigh Schools w/ITCyber/Cyber Security CurriculumsNationally Designated Centers of ExcellenceDOD DC3Nationally DesignatedCenters of ExcellenceNSA/DHSInformation TechnologySecurity AcademyBrackenWay AheadCyber EducationImprove BrandExpand CurriculumExtend PipelineAlign CurriculumCreate Hiring NetworkBusiness Retention, Recruitment, DevelopmentAlign and integrate CoSA Dept of Economic Development, Economic Development Foundation, and STARTECH effortsWork w/College Centers for Entrepreneurs and GeekdomAdd Mentors to the ProcessCommunity Cyber Incident Management Develop, Train, and Exercise PlanIntegrate w/State and National EntitiesBecome a Recognized Cyber Community Model for Others

Im a San Antonio Cyber Patriot

how about you?

The Public

The most unique combination of Cyber related elements outside the National Capital RegionNext Greater SA Chamber of CommerceIT Committee Meeting14 Aug, 3:30PM, Valero210-229-2163/2190Chris Cook, 210-408-3934

Back-Up SlidesCyber City, USA

2324Improve BrandNSA/DHS CAEIAE DesignationsDoD DC3 CAEDFE Designations

Expand Curriculum in High Schoolsin STEM Programs and elsewhere

Reach down into Middle SchoolsLee and Nimitz model

Align Curriculumw/biz needs

Create hiring networkCyber Workforce Education25

St. PhillipsComputer Science Network Administrator Network Security AdministratorBiomedical Equip Technician Computer Maintenance TechnicianComputer Network SpecializationE-Business Computer Support Specialist Web Developer NW VistaComputer ForensicsComputer ScienceDigital Gaming, Simulation and Cinematics for ArtistsMultimedia SpecialistsProgramming & VisualizationSystems AdministrationNew Media CommunicationsMusic TechnologyPalo AltoComputer Information SystemsComputer ScienceInformation SystemsSystems Advanced Web Program.Network Admin CISCO NetworkTechnology Security AcademyNetwork AdministrationNetwork SecurityPersonal Computer SupportAdministrative Comp. Tech.San Antonio CollegeComputer Science Computer SecurityGeographic Information Systems Network AdministratorGeographic Information Science Network RoutingAccounting Technology Computer Programming Computer Help Desk Specialist Cisco AdministratorDatabase Specialist Cisco Routing Associate Degrees and CertificationsCyber City USA San Antonio, TexasNortheast LakeviewComputer Science MathematicsPhysicsCriminal JusticeUniversity of Texas at San AntonioTexas State UniversitySt Marys UniversityOur Lady of the Lake UniversityWayland Baptist UniversityTrinity University

University of the Incarnate WordTexas A&M University, San AntonioAlamo CollegesSan Antonio CollegePalo Alto CollegeSt Phillips CollegeNorthwest Vista CollegeNortheast Lakeview College

Alamo Academies - Information Technology and Security AcademyHolmes High SchoolSouthwest High SchoolHarlandale High School Microsoft AcademyRoosevelt High School Engineering and Technology AcademyLee High School STEM RAM AcademyJohn Jay High School Science and Engineering AcademySam Houston New Tech AcademyHarmony Science AcademyMemorial High School Toltech T-STEM AcademyMilton B. Lee Academy of Science and Engineering

Security Hill24th AFAF ISR AgencyNSA/CSS Texas

Rackspace

USAA

AT&T

Valero

CoSA/Bexar County IT

University Health System

Baptist Health System

HEB

Frost Bank

UTSA

Others

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S.A. higher ed partners offer $9,672 bachelor's degree By Jennifer R. Lloyd Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Gov. Perry challenged universities to craft a $10,000 bachelors degree, though not all in higher education were fans of the idea

Affordable degree

A bachelor's in information technology with an emphasis on information security.

Students in San Antonio, Judson and Comal independent school districts eligible to start in the fall.

Two years college-level work in high school, a year at Alamo Colleges and finish at A&M San Antonio.

Total cost: $9,672.

Photo: Ralph Barrera, Austin American-Statesman / SA

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College Centers for EntrepreneursMentorsCyber Biz Retention, Recruiting, and GrowthGeekdomMinimal cyber awareness

Minimal cyber info sharing

Minimal cyber assessments and policy & procedure evaluations

Little inclusion of cyber into Continuity of Operations Plan (COOP)

Leadership aware of cyber threats, issues and imperatives for cyber security and community cooperative cyber training

Informal info sharing/ communication in community; working groups established; ad-hoc analysis, little fusion or metrics; professional orgs established or engaged

No assessments, but aware of requirement; initial evaluation of policies & procedures

Aware of need to integrate cyber security into COOP

Leaders promote org security awareness; formal community cooperative training

Formal local info sharing/cyber analysis. initial cyber-physical fusion; informal external info sharing/ cyber analysis and metrics gathering

Autonomous tabletop cyber exercises with assessments of info sharing, policies & procedures, and fusion; routine audit program; mentor externals on policies & procedures, auditing and training

Include cyber in COOP; formal cyber incident response/recoveryLeaders and orgs promote awareness; citizens aware of cyber security issues

Formal info sharing/ analysis, internal and external to community; formal local fusion and metrics, initial external efforts

Autonomous cyber exercises with assessments of formal info sharing/local fusion; exercises involve live play/metrics assessments

Integrate cyber in COOP; mentor externals on COOP integration; formal blended incident response and recovery Awareness a business imperative

Fully integrated fusion /analysis center, combining all-source physical and cyber info; create and disseminate near real world picture

Accomplish full-scale blended exercises and assess complete fusion capability; involve/ mentor other communities/entities

Continue to integrate cyber in COOP; mentor externals on COOP integration; formal blended incident response and recovery

LEVEL 1InitialLEVEL 2AdvancedLEVEL 3Self-AssessedLEVEL 4IntegratedLEVEL 5VanguardCommunities and organizations exhibit characteristics consistent with different levels of the model. A community could have characteristics in one component at level 2, in some other component at level 3, and some at level 1. A community is said to be at level n if all components are at or above level n (i.e., you are only as secure as your weakest link).31SAOEM

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INCIDENT MGT PLANEXERCISE TNGCyber Incident ManagementSAWSCPSOthersCyber City, USA - Corporate Presence (approx. 900 IT businesses)TelcordiaFederal IT ConsultingDeloitteL3 ComTASCBoeingSAICCSCSierra NevadaDiligentSRCSRAManTechSecureLogixAT&T Southwest Research InstituteLockheed MartinNCIDenim GroupRackspaceSymantecBooz Allen HamiltonMacAulay BrownGeneral DynamicsCACIArgonST ThreatGuard SecureInfoDigital DefenseDyneticsHP Enterprise ServicesAccentureGlobalSCAPETaurean CorpFuture XCNF TechnologiesWebheadX TechnologiesDelta-RiskCamber Corp.Sirius Computer SolutionsMainNerve Inc.InnoveFortinetSigma SolutionsMaxim Integrated Products, Inc.Sirius Computer SolutionsAMER Technology, Inc.Catapult SystemsDTSILMINorthrop GrummanOpTechIPSecureDef-Logix

Added the number of IT business in town as reported by Rich Butler in the latest Economic Impact Study32