2_-_Command_Brief _TEC_Pre-Sol_Conf _6_Jun_2016.pdf
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UNCLASSIFIED 1
UNITED IN SERVICE TO OUR NATION
UNCLASSIFIED
Command Brief
UNCLASSIFIED 2
Overview
• Mission and Vision
• Roles and Uniqueness
• Current Testing Overview and Vignettes
UNCLASSIFIED 3
Mission & Vision
• Mission: DoD's Joint Interoperability Certifier and only non- Service Operational Test Agency for Information Technology (IT)/National Security Systems. JITC provides risk based Test Evaluation & Certification services, tools, and environments to ensure Joint Warfighting IT capabilities are interoperable and support mission needs.
• Vision: Experts in testing and certification, accelerating the Nation’s IT dominance.
Providing Joint Test, Evaluation, and Certification in Support of the Warfighter
UNCLASSIFIED 4
JITC’s Roles
Major Range and Test Facility Base
DoD’s Information Technology (IT) and
National Security Systems (NSS)
Joint Interoperability
Certifier
DISA and other DoD agencies
(IT Capabilities)
Operational Test
Agency
CCDRs during their exercises, contingencies, and operations
Warfighter Joint and Coalition
Interoperability Support
DISA’s primary Developmental Testing Agency (IT Capabilities)
DISA
Developmental Test
Agency
DoD, Federal government, private industry, and allies in support of command and control, intelligence, and defense reform initiative
UNCLASSIFIED 5
JITC’s Uniqueness
People
Equipment Procedures
Ensuring end-to-end technical and operational effectiveness of information exchanges
UNCLASSIFIED 6
Authority
DoD CIO - Interoperability Certification DOT&E - Operational Test and Evaluation
Policies governing JITC’s Operational Testing and Joint Interoperability Certification
UNCLASSIFIED 7
Mission Support Structure
JTB
Enterprise Logistics/ Business Division
JTC
Tactical Systems Division
JTD
Cyberspace & National Intelligence
Division
JTE
Networks, Communic-ations, & UC
Division
JITC Command Group
JTA
OT&E &
Enterprise Services Division
JT2
Operations
Division
JT4
Strategy, Plans, &
Engineering Division
JT3
Testbed
Operations Division
RM31 WMD
DITCO
DISA Matrixed Support Senior Enlisted Leader
Technical Advisor DISA T&E Coordinator
Deputy Commander
JITC Mission Supported by Engineers, Computer Scientists, IT Specialists, Operations Research Systems Analysts as well as Technical and Operational Experts
UNCLASSIFIED 8
Personnel and Facilities
JITC’s three locations are 1 of 23 elements of the MRTFB
FORT HUACHUCA, ARIZONA
Lab Floor Square Footage: 50,419
INDIAN HEAD, MARYLAND
Lab Floor Square Footage: 24,603
FORT MEADE, MARYLAND
Lab Floor Square Footage: 65,252
Officer
FH-1
USA
FH-14, IH-2, FGGM-1
USMC
FH-6, IH-0, FGGM-0
USN
FH-6, IH-9, FGGM-8
USAF
FH-8, IH-2, FGGM-1
OTHER LOCATIONS
(FL, CA, MD, NE, IL, TX, VA)
FORT MEADE, MARYLAND
INDIAN HEAD, MARYLAND
FORT HUACHUCA, ARIZONA
CIVILIAN MILITARY CONTRACTOR TOTAL
48 13 81 142
CIVILIAN MILITARY CONTRACTOR TOTAL
166 35 399 600
CIVILIAN MILITARY CONTRACTOR TOTAL
41 10 62 113
CIVILIAN MILITARY CONTRACTOR TOTAL
0 0 27 27
255 GOVT CIV, 58 MILITARY, 569 CONTRACTORS
UNCLASSIFIED 9
As of 30 September 2015 FY15 Customer Profile
Agencies = 33% 4%
38%
3%
Services = 22%
Reimbursable funding for Divisions and Portfolios: $84.1M
DISA, 32.2
Commercial, 2.7
Joint CofS, 0.1 Sec of Def, 0.4
PACOM, 0.3
SOCOM, 2.4
TRANSCOM, 0.1 DHA, 1.3
DIA, 0.5
DLA, 12.1
DSCA, 0.3
DHS, 1.1
WHS, 1.3
TRMC, 1.2
FEMA, 0.9
MDA, 0.7
NGIA, 1.3
GSA, 0.1
NSA, 6.4
Air Force, 6.2
Army, 7.9 Marines, 1.0
Navy, 3.6
UNCLASSIFIED 10
As of 30 September 2015 FY15 Reimbursable Funding
Warfighter/ Lab/ Engineering
Support
8% OT&E
14%
Enterprise Logistics/ Business
15% Tactical Systems 22%
Cyberspace & National Intel
23%
Networks/ Communications
& UC
18%
100% = $84.1M
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Leaders in Interoperability
• DoD-Wide Responsibilities Manage the Interoperability Certification Process for DoD Approximately 350 Certifications and Assessments annually Conduct over 140 Unified Capability evaluations annually 60+ new products added to the Approved Products List annually Provide 24/7 Hotline support to nearly 300 requests annually Designing Automation and Mission Threads for key technology areas
• Interoperability Certification
Test Environments Virtualization Technology Proven Test Methodologies Test Tools and Automation Increased Rigor and Effectiveness
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Operational Testing Profile
• JITC provides OT&E services to DoD Agencies for IT systems
• Planning, executing, and reporting systems’ operational effectiveness, suitability, interoperability, and cybersecurity status
• Continuing to expand OTA services to DHA and DHS
DISA
39%
NSA
30%
OSD
7%DLA
6%
DSCA
3%
DHA
3%
DHS
10%
STRATCOM
3%
Legend DHA Defense Health Agency DHS Department of Homeland Security DISA Defense Information Systems Agency DLA Defense Logistics Agency DSCA Defense Security Cooperation Agency NSA National Security Agency OSD Office of the Secretary of Defense STRATCOM Strategic Command
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Warfighter Interoperability
Afghan Mission Network (AMN) Interoperability
Interoperability Hotline Support
• Supporting ENDEAVOR exercises
• Conducting
Cybersecurity/Interoperability assessments for CCMDs
(USTRANSCOM, USSTRATCOM,
USCYBERCOM)
• Endorsed by CENTCOM as interoperability lead for AMN
• Identified critical issues with Blue Force Situational Awareness, Counter IED, MEDEVAC, etc.
• Providing new capabilities and fixes
Supporting Interoperability & C2
Exercises
Improving Operational Capabilities Around the Clock and Around the Globe
• Replicated networks
• Conducted diagnostic tests in the lab and across the globe
• Developed interim work-arounds
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JITC’s Value Added: Quick Reference List
Advanced Technologies Testbed (ATT)
Afghan Mission Network (AMN) Interoperability
Agile Testing (GCSS-J)
Automated Regression Testing
Automated Test Case – Generator
Ballistic Missile Defense Test Support
Biometrics Identity Management Support
Cloud Based Performance Testing
Coalition Missile Defense Test Support
CCMD Exercise Support
CCMD Tactical Data Link Testing Support
Data Link Interoperability
Department of Homeland Security Operational Test Efforts
Digitally Aided Close Air Support (DACAS)
DISN T&E Services (DTES)
Distributed Development & Test Enterprise
DoD Unmanned Aircraft Systems Task Force
Federation of Unified Capabilities Testing
Geospatial Partnerships
Geospatial Partnerships (NITF)
Global Command and Control System – Joint (GCCS-J)
HBSS QRT
Health IT Systems
HH-60G (CSAR) Helicopter
Holistic Testing of Security
Hotline Support
IGC and EProcurement
Infrastructure Development CS/Network Operations
Integrated Agile Testing
Integrated Broadcast Service (IBS)
Integrated Public Alert and Warning System (IPAWS)
JITC External Training
Joint Enabling Capability
Joint Information Environment
Joint Interoperability Tests
Joint Strike Fighter (JSF)
Key Management Infrastructure
Leveraged Support
Major Range and Test Facility Base
(MRTFB)
Medical Community
Mobility Test and Evaluation
MRTFB Locations
Nuclear Command, Control & Communications (NC3)
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
Records Management Compliance Testing
Rapid Development and Sustainment of Enterprise Mission Services
(RDEMS)
TRMC Partnerships
Unified Capabilities
USTRANSCOM
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Ballistic Missile Defense Test Support
• Ballistic Missile Defense System (BMDS) Multi-service development effort Provides defense for US and Coalition partners against Strategic and Theater Ballistic Missiles
• JITC's Value Added BMDS OTA Team Member
• Certifies Joint Interoperability for the OTA
• Interoperability tester for Arrow Weapon System
Synchronize lessons learned across the full spectrum of testing and operations
Decoupled testing approach
• Reduces risk/accelerates overall BMDS assessment
• Operational Impact to the Warfighter Leverage BMDS OTA team sponsored testing against Service element level requirements, thus ensuring rapid resolution of interoperability problems
Provides the BMDS Warfighter with a comprehensive picture of the systems in use
Accelerated Acquisition
JITC: Reducing delivery time of BMDS capability
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Biometrics Identity Management Support
• Defense Biometrics Support Promoting interoperability across the biometrics enterprise
• DoD Next Generation - Automated Biometric Identity
System (NG-ABIS)
• Identity Dominance System (IDS)
• ABIS Replacement (Non-DoD instantiation)
Performing operational assessments “down range”
• Identified cross-linked files, test files in the operational database, alert notification shortfalls, duplicate entries Immediate identification and correction of interoperability issues
Rapidly fields working solutions to the Warfighter Ensures effective collect/match/store capabilities in theater Significantly improved intel picture through interoperable biometrics
Accelerated Acquisition
JITC: Saving time, money, and lives through our embedded support
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Distributed Common Ground/Surface System (DCGS)
• Enterprise Assessment Support DCGS Enterprise comprised of Programs of Record
(PoR) at various stages of the acquisition lifecycle DCGS Test and Evaluation Focus Team (T&E FT) conducts or leverages operationally representative assessment events (i.e., Enterprise Challenge) on the
DDTE
T&E FT performs operationally focused assessments using tools and data that emulate conditions “down range”
Assessments support Joint Interoperability Certification of PoRs, including upcoming DCGS-Army Increment 1 V3.2.4 in 2QFY16
Identify issues with operational implementation of standards Identify issues with publication, discovery, and retrieval of ISR data and products
Bridging the Enterprise
Objective: Data are Visible, Accessible, Understandable, Trusted and Interoperable to Support the Warfighter
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DoD Unmanned Aircraft Systems Task Force
Transformative Process
Today
Tomorrow
JITC: Supports DoD-wide activities to improve warfighting capabilities
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Medical Community
• Medical Interoperability Support Completed 9 Recent Joint Interoperability Certifications
• AHLTA v3.3.6 (ACAT I) – Oct 14
• EI/DS Inc 4 (ACAT I) – Mar 15
• TMIP-J I2R2 (ACAT I) – May 14
• DMHRSi v3 – Nov 14
• DVEIVR v1.0 – Jan 15
• EAS IV v6 – Mar 14
• HAIMS v2.18 – Jan 15
• TOL v4.5 – Dec 14
• VSSM v1 – Apr 14
Completed Waivers to Policy for 5 Medical Systems
Ensuring joint interoperability for a global network of systems that deliver health care to Warfighters, retirees, and family beneficiaries worldwide
Identifying issues between health systems and operational workarounds, such as AHLTA not receiving certain types of patient prescriptions with users acquiring this information from another system. This allows the Medical Community to prioritize and address issues
• Impact to the Warfighter Certification of a large number of health systems provides confidence to Warfighters and their families that their patient information is shared between interoperable health systems
Improved Capability
JITC: Ensuring faster defect resolutions and test execution time
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Mobility Test and Evaluation
• DISA tasked to develop an Enterprise Mobility Service for Classified and Unclassified capabilities:
Unclassified mobile devices deployed March
2014. Currently over ~ 33K enrolled devices DISA and NSA partnered to deliver its first commercial mobile classified capability April 2013. Currently ~ 800 active users
Limited WHCA Top Secret capability deployed by September 2015, DISA is building their own infrastructure, and JITC will execute Pilot Assessment by first quarter CY16.
• JITC DoD T&E Mobility Initiatives Conducting operational field assessments of
DoD Mobility Unclassified Capability (DMUC) and DoD Mobility Classified Capability (DMCC) solutions
Embedded Senior Mobility T&E SME @ Meade Mobility Test, Evaluation, and Development lab operational at Fort Huachuca
Goal: Secure Access to Data Anywhere, Anytime
DoD Enterprise Benefits
- Efficient; Cost Savings
- Consistent Security
- Rapid Technology
Insertion
- Shared Applications extend capabilities to all users
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The BATTLEGROUND should never be the
TESTING GROUND
JITC
Unparalleled Value-Added to the Warfighter
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