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INMARSAT Workshop

Mr. Jessie Showers

02 September 2015

Infrastructure Executive

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VISION INFORMATION SUPERIORITY IN

DEFENSE OF OUR NATION

MISSION

DISA, a Combat Support Agency, provides,

operates, and assures command and control,

information sharing capabilities, and a globally

accessible enterprise information infrastructure

in direct support to joint Warfighters, National

level leaders, and other mission and coalition

partners across the full spectrum of operations.

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COALITION DEFENSE AND FEDERAL AGENCIES

Serving Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, Marines, and Coast Guardsmen – Around the Globe

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Who We Support

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE

COMBATANT COMMANDS

WHITE HOUSE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF

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Enterprise Infrastructure Scale of Support/Services

Consolidate Computing Environments • Exploit Server Optimization

Self Provisioned Data Processing & Storage • Transition to Everything Over IP

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2,500 User

Applications

11 Computing

Centers

65 Petabytes

DECC

Storage

16 STEP/

Teleports

17,000 Circuits

10 Sites /

12 Circuits

18 UC Soft-

switches

20 Enterprise

Session

Controllers

8 Mobility

Gateways

99.6K

APAN

Accounts

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Single Security

Architecture

Coalition Partners

Coalition Information Sharing

• Mission Partner Environment (MPE)

• Coalition DMZ

• Cross Domain Enterprise Solutions

• Common Mission Network Transport

• Combined Enterprise Regional Information Exchange

System (CENTRIXS)

• Battlefield Information Collection and Exploitation

Systems Extended (BICES-X)

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Internet Access Points

• Sensors

• Web Content Filtering

• Demilitarized Zone (DMZ)

• Distributed Denial of Service Mitigations

• Enterprise Email Security Gateway

• Domain Name System (DNS) Hardening

Internet

DoD Information Network (DoDIN)

Defensive Cyber Operations

Regional

Operations Center

Europe

Regional

Operations

Center Central

Regional

Operations Center

Pacific

Defensive Cyber Operations

Center • Analysis of Sensor Data

• Threat Analysis

• Intel Fusion

• Counter Measures

• Boundary Protection

• Internal Defensive Measures

• Compliance

• Key Cyber Terrain

• Direct Cyber Protection Teams

DISA

Command Center

C2 of DISA’s Enterprise

Infrastructure & Services

CONUS Global

Operations Center

Cyber Analytic

Cloud

• Events

• Alerts

• Logs

• Incidents

• Configuration

• Performance

Cloud Access Point

Cloud Service Providers

CORE DATA

CENTER

CORE DATA

CENTER

CORE DATA

CENTER

Host Based

Security System (HBSS)

Deployed Forces

Teleport /

SATCOM /

EMSS

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GLOBALLY

How We Deliver It

ANY TIME – ANYWHERE – ANY DEVICE

FROM THE EDGE 24x7x365 END-TO-END

IN CONTESTED BATTLESPACE

TO MISSION PARTNERS ACROSS THE SPECTRUM OF OPERATIONS

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Aerial Intelligence Surveillance & Reconnaissance

Transport Service

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• Improve situational awareness for AISR mission planners through web-based, near real-time geospatial visualization – Add satellite coverage footprint overlays to the UVDS COP

– Display satellite data for feeds in real-time

– Add web-based satellite planning tools

Web-Based Satellite Coverage Tool

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Inmarsat Service Offerings

• Broadband Global Area Network (BGAN) is a global set of 3G IP-based

shared-carrier services (with data rates up to ~0.5 Mbps) utilizing Inmarsat’s l-

4 constellation Environment Service Description

Maritime Fleet

Broadband

- Standard IP (432 kbps)

- Streaming IP (256 kbps)

- Voice, ISDN, SMS

Land Mobile “BGAN” - Standard IP (492 kbps)

- Streaming IP (650 kbps with HDR)

- Voice, ISDN, SMS

Aero Swift

Broadband

- Standard IP (432 kbps)

- Streaming IP (650 kbps with HDR)

- Voice, ISDN, SMS

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Global Contingencies Example: Wildfire Suppression Support

Deployed Forces AISR

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UAV: CENTCOM Predator, CENTCOM Global Hawk

Logistics: Army Connect the Logistician

Broadcast: Air Force Weather Agency, Global Broadcast Service, DVB-RCS

Tactical operations: Joint Network Node Commercial Network Architecture, CENTCOM Theater

C4 Network, Joint Communications Support Element, Operation New Dawn Missions, CENTCOM

DISN

Humanitarian Assistance: Tsunami Relief Efforts (Japan and Indonesia), Haiti Earthquake

Humanitarian Assistance/Disaster Relief

Morale, Welfare, Recreation (MWR): Armed Forces Radio and Television Services (AFRTS)

Other: NGA Mobile Integrated Geospatial-Intelligence System (MIGS)

COMSATCOM Support the Warfighter

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• COMSATCOM systems have evolved from a complementary capability to a critical element in the DoD SATCOM architecture. – In FY2014, the Department of Defense (DoD) spent $879.1M to lease COMSATCOM Fixed and Mobile

Satellite services

• Multiple pressures compel improvements to DoD’s

• COMSATCOM acquisition, use and management – Budgetary constraints – Declines in OCO funding – No plans to purchase WGS beyond Vehicle 10 – Industry inquiries – Congressional inquiries • FY2014 NDAA Senate Report 113-44

• DoD Commercial SATCOM Tiger Team identified merit in new ways to acquire and manage resources for COMSATCOM. The strategy to implement these new methods is presented in DoD’s response to Senate Report 113-44 (summarized herein)

COMSATCOM

Procurement Evolution

DoD COMSATCOM Services

Leased in FY 2014

FSS $690.0M

MSS $184.5M

UHF $4.6M

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• Strategy described in SR 113-44 response defines four long-term objectives: – Better understand COMSATCOM requirements (fiscal and operational challenges) • Accurate and complete requirements critically define what COMSATCOM resources DoD should acquire

– Investigate alternative means to acquire COMSATCOM services (fiscal and policy challenges) • New approaches may yield cost savings and leverage enterprise benefits

– Ensure efficient usage of COMSATCOM services (fiscal and operational challenges) • Efficiently and appropriately use acquired COMSATCOM resources

– Investigate alternative COMSATCOM management strategies (fiscal and operational challenges) • Maximize effectiveness of available COMSATCOM resources

• DoD will test new approaches with pathfinder efforts to address fiscal, operational, and policy challenges

• Approaches shown to have merit should be enabled by DoD policy and acquisition practices to expand to larger scales and inform long-term wideband SATCOM planning

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DOD COMSATCOM

Strategy Objectives

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DISA COMSATCOM Pathfinders

Active Management - Improve resource

efficiency

DISA is executing five

Pathfinders in support of

the overarching DoD

COMSATCOM Strategy

These Pathfinders will help

inform a

Wideband/Commercial

Business Case Analysis

(BCA) or Analysis of

Alternatives (AoA)

DISA is committed to

delivering value through

effective and efficient

solutions,

exploring multiple

approaches for increasing

value delivered

Utilization Monitoring - Understand utilization

rate of acquired COMSATCOM capacity

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40%

50%

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46,530 67,888 89,246 110,604

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Aggregate BW Lease Distribution 2013 - 2032

Requirement Analysis - Forecast

COMSATCOM demands

Acquisition Pathfinders - acquire services at

a reduced cost (multiyear and aggregated

requirements

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• Complex battle space that is influenced by advance technology and change

• Constrained Funding: Lower cost to procure and

operate network infrastructure

– Migration to the cloud (Commercial/Private)

– Leverage enterprise level support contracts, Enterprise

Licensing Agreements, continuing to consolidate

contracts, and ensuring increased competition

• Roll out capabilities and services faster – On

demand and capacity services are options

• Commercial capability that eliminate/optimize legacy

equipment

• Improved integration, security and

interoperability

Challenges…How You Can Help

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Budget pressures are not going away

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Committed to deliver operationally responsive and customer-focused COMSATCOM services that enable the joint Warfighter

• COMSATCOM is a critical element in the DoD SATCOM architecture

• Inmarsat’s service offerings provide critical support to the Warfighter

• DISA continues to explore multiple approaches to identify how to best employ new commercial products and services

Summary

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United in Service to Our Nation

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Acronyms

ACL Access Control List

AFRICOM United States Africa Command

AFSOC Air Force Special Operations Command

A-ISR Aerial Intelligence Surveillance & Reconnaissance

APAN All Partners Access Network

ASI Authorized Service Interruption

BICES-X Battlefield Information Collection and Exploitation Systems Extended

BLOS Beyond Line-of-Sight

C2 Command and Control

CENTCOM United States Central Command

CENTRIXS Combined Enterprise Regional Information Exchange System

CONUS Continental United States

COOP Continuity of Operations

COP Common Operational Picture

DCC DISA Command Center

DCGS-AF Distributed Common Ground System - Air Force

DECC Defense Enterprise Computing Center

DEE DoD Enterprise Email

DEPS DoD Enterprise Portal Service

DMZ Demilitarized Zone

DNC DISA NetOps

DNS Domain Name System

DoDIN DoD Information Network

DSO Defense Spectrum Organization

DVB-RVS Digital Video Broadcast - Return Channel Satellite

EEMSG Enterprise Email Security Gateway

EUCOM United States European Command

FMV Full Motion Video

FSST Forward Space Support To Theater

GBS Global Broadcast System

GCCS Global Command and Control System

HBSS Host Based Security System

IAP Internet Access Point

INSCOM Intelligence and Security Command

ISR Intelligence Surveillance & Reconnaissance

JITC Joint Integration Test Command

JSSC Joint Staff Support Center

JTSO JIE Technical Synchronization Office

LNO Liaison Officer

LOS Line of Sight

MARSS Medium Altitude Reconnaissance and Surveillance System

NGA National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency

NSA National Security Agency

OSRVT One System Remote Video Terminal

PACOM United States Pacific Command

PED Processing, Exploitation, and Dissemination

RPA Remotely Piloted Aircraft

SATCOM Satellite Communications

SETSS Satcom Earth Terminal Subsystem

SOCOM United States Special Operations Command

SOUTHCOM United States Southern Command

SPAWAR Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command

STEP Standard Tactical Entry Point

SWA Southwest Asia

TECC Tactical Enterprise Computing Center

URL Uniform Resource Locator

USMC United States Marine Corps

UVDS Unified Video Dissemination System

WGS Wideband Global SATCOM

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• DoD COMSATCOM Fixed Satellite Services (FSS) procurements Total Expenditures

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Fixed Satellite Services Expenditures

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• COMSATCOM Inmarsat Mobile Satellite Services (MSS) procurements through DISA Total Expenditures (costs reflected do not include Iridium MSS expenditures)

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Mobile Satellite Services Expenditures