NDIA and DoD Joint Working Group
Cybersecurity for
Advanced Manufacturing
NDIA Manufacturing Division Meeting
October 21-22, 2015
Joint Working Group - Cybersecurity for Manufacturing
NDIA Cyber, Manufacturing, SE and Logistics Divisions
•
NDIA White Paper revealed the threats to the “digital thread” that transits
defense contractors’ manufacturing operations networks and control systems
– Theft of technical info -- can compromise national defense and economic security
– Alteration of technical data -- can alter the part or the process, with physical
consequences to mission and safety
– Disruption or denial of process control -- can shut down production
•
In December 2014 meeting, Kristen Baldwin (DASD(SE)) endorsed
recommendations and offered to support effort’s next phase
•
NDIA has formed a new Joint Working Group to work with DoD
– Four NDIA divisions: Cyber, Logistics, Manufacturing and Systems Engineering
– Corresponding Government offices: DoD CIO; Joint Staff J4, Knowledge-Based
Logistics Division; Manufacturing & Industrial Base Policy; and Office of Deputy
Assistance Secretary of Defense for Systems Engineering
– Other Government offices: Air Force Research Lab; Idaho National Laboratory; White
House Office of Science and Technology Policy; Sandia National Laboratories
October 21-22, 2015
NDIA Recommendations for DoD
1.
Work with industry on risk-based, voluntary standards and practices
for factory floor cybersecurity.
– Evaluate NIST framework as starting point.
2.
Conduct forums with industry to help understand and implement
DFARS clause, including factory floor implications.
3.
Update DoD guidance on the Program Protection Plan (PPP) to
include protection in factory floor systems.
4.
Use red teams to expose vulnerabilities and R&D to fill gaps
5.
Assist small and medium suppliers with training and investments
– NIST Manufacturing Extension Partnership to deliver training
– Defense Prod Act Title III and Manufacturing Technology investments
– Training for DoD contracting officers
October 21-22, 2015
NDIA JWG 2.0 Members
As of October 21, 2015
Government
NDIA
Vicki Barbur (M)
Dean Bartels (M)
Dave Chesebrough (C)
Marilyn Gaska (M)
James Goodwin (C)
Jason Gorey (C)
Jim Holtzclaw (M)
David Huggins (SE)
Larry John (M)
Tom McCullough (SE)
Tom McDermott (SE)
Mike McGrath (M)
Heather Moyer (M)
Brench Boden (AFRL)
Kaye Ortiz (M)
Megan Brewster (OSTP)
Martha Charles-Vickers
(Sandia NL)
Don Davidson (CIO)
Chris Fall (OSTP)
October
2015 (JS J4)
Bob21-22,
Pickett
Chris Peters (M)
Frank Serna
(SE)
Devu Shila
(M)
Tim Shinbara (M)
Joe Spruill (M)
Sarah Stern (SE)
Rebecca Taylor (M)
John Toomer
(C)
Mary Williams
(M)
Adele Ratcliff
Jeff
Wolske (SE)
(MIBP)
Melinda Reed (SE)
Craig Rieger (Idaho National
Lab)
Melinda Woods
(MIBP)
C=Cyber; L=Logistics; M=Manufacturing; SE=Systems Engineering
Organizations
represented:
AEFI
AMT
ANSER
Boeing
BriteWerx
Concurrent Technologies
DBS
DMDII
Draper
Engility
GA Tech
Lockheed Martin
McGrath Analytics
MTEQ
NCMS
Raytheon
Six O’Clock Ops
The Lucrum Group
United Technologies
Waverly Labs
JWG 2.0 Launch
November 13th, 2015 8:30am – 12:30pm
NDIA Headquarters, 2111 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington VA
Our launch meeting will be designed to:
• Coordinate goals and expectations between the
Government and NDIA teams
• Develop a project schedule and operational structure
• Identify topic-specific subgroups
October 21-22, 2015