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Accelerator Enduring Competition Challenge - Session 2
- 1. OFFICIAL Defence and Security Accelerator Enduring Challenges Security and defence perspectives Defence and Security Accelerator
- 2. OFFICIAL Defence and Security Accelerator Defence and Security Accelerator Defence and Security Accelerator A security agency perspective
- 3. + JSaRC : Joint Security and Resilience Centre Supporting the Accelerator and putting the SECURITY in “Defence and Security” Jane Cannon, MBE Director, Security Industry Engagement, Office for Security and Counter Terrorism
- 4. +UK Industry Landscapes : Differences between Defence and Security… CustomerIndustry MOD Borders SIA CNI Police OSCT DfT Defence Security Clear Requirements Solutions& Products Multiple Requirements Multiple Solutions/ Products Specialists Academia Consultancies Services Cos Defence Primes IT Primes < 10 Primes & Tier 1’s Tier 2 Tier 3 & Below 1000s SMEs
- 5. +The problem : Government Customer View…..
- 6. +The problem : Security Suppliers’ View….. Private security market? UK or export?
- 7. +Security Industry Working Together: RISC 650 companies security and Resilience Industry Suppliers Community ADS TechUK BSIA security technologies protective security cyber security signals intelligence private security man guarding & Electronic equipment 19 Sectors 900+ companies 900+ companies RISC represents thousands of security companies FIA Shaping standards Promoting best practice fire industry NDI supply chain sourcing and development 180 members other… Academic RISC Other trade bodies
- 8. +Government working together for Security & Resilience Security Industry Engagement Directorate HMG Home Office OSCT
- 9. 30/01/2017 9
- 10. + JSaRC has 3 Main Objectives :
- 11. +JSaRC - Key points + More than Science & Tech. – COTS / services / other sectors / commercial + 50:50 Government / security sector (industry and academia) collaboration (50:50 funded, secondees and civil servants - HMG £11m over 4 years) + Industry shaping - Supporting SMEs, protecting IP, promoting consortia + Improving procurement processes. + Location - Cambridge + “Speed dating” …. “Sandpit” ….. “Gearbox” …..“Marriage guidance”
- 12. +JSaRC and the Defence & Security Accelerator + JSaRC and Home Office fully support the Accelerator + Home Office on Accelerator Board + staff in IRIS + Bring security and resilience challenges to Accelerator + Seek opportunities for joint Defence / Security collaboration…
- 13. + © Crown30 January Possible Security interests in the “Enduring Challenge” Protection Personnel, platforms, facilities, digital systems, materials Enduring challenge competition Data Cyber, information, big data, management and processing, sense-making, visualisation, delivery, interoperability Power Provision/sources, non-fossil, hybrid, management, fuel efficiency Communications Secure, unsecure, mobile, novel forms Situational Awareness Sensors, precision navigation & timing, reduced GPS dependability, persistent surveillance Lethality Weapons – conventional, novel directed energy, defence, less- than-lethal Mobility Platforms [air, land, sea, space, human], means of propulsion Human Performance Physical and mental, systems interface, survivability, training, medical Lower cost of ownership Platforms, equipment, facilities
- 14. +Defence & Security : work to identify synergies, e.g. Security & ResilienceDefence POWER PLATFORMS CYBER CRIME CHILD SEX EXPLOITATIONHUMAN PERFORMANCE ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING WEAPONS EVIDENTIAL STANDARD FORENSICS BIOMETRICSCYBER SECURITY SOCIAL MEDIA MONEY LAUNDERING DISTRIBUTED LEDGER TRAINING DRUG DETECTION INTEROPERABILITY DATA ANALYTICS COST OF OWNERSHIP IMMIGRATION AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES (USE AND COUNTERING) NAVIGATION MEDICAL PROTECTION MODERN SLAVERY MATERIALS
- 16. OFFICIAL Defence and Security Accelerator Defence and Security Accelerator Defence and Security Accelerator Royal Navy perspective
- 17. OFFICIAL Enduring challenge competition Power Provision/sources, non-fossil, hybrid, management, fuel efficiency Communications Secure, unsecure, mobile, novel forms Situational Awareness Sensors, precision navigation & timing, reduced GPS dependability, surveillance Lethality Weapons – conventional, novel directed energy, defence, less-than-lethal Mobility Platforms [air, land, sea, space, human], means of propulsion Human Performance Physical and mental, systems interface, survivability, training, medical Lower cost of ownership Platforms, equipment, facilities Protection Personnel, platforms, facilities, digital systems, materials Data Cyber, information, big data, management and processing, sense-making, visualisation, delivery, interoperability 9 challenge areas of defence and security
- 26. Low cost of ownership OFFICIAL
- 27. OFFICIAL Defence and Security Accelerator Defence and Security Accelerator Defence and Security Accelerator Maritime technology challenges
- 28. Submarine capability Maritime Freedom of Manoeuvre Remote Mine Countermeasures Anti Submarine Warfare Geospatial intelligence gathering Themes Project structure Sonarand acoustics Non-acoustic sensing Systems analysis Remote systems Signaturesand Survivability UWComms& Networks UWWeapons andDAS UWplatform systems UWacoustic analysis
- 29. The Problem: How do we make this work? OFFICIAL
- 30. Technical challenge OFFICIAL • How do we achieve effective situational awareness of and within the maritime environment? – Effective and affordable sensors and processing • Particularly for difficult targets in complex environments – Providing effective and timely information to operators • Fusion • Automation • Patterns of life – Understanding that allows us to introduce the right technology early – and use it correctly
- 31. So what? OFFICIAL • Economy: Safe sea lanes are essential to the UK – Trade is vital to UK interests with over 90% of world trade travelling by sea • Defence: UK defence and power projection relies on an ability to control / influence within the maritime environment – Expeditionary operations – UK deterrent
- 33. OFFICIAL Defence and Security Accelerator Defence and Security Accelerator Defence and Security Accelerator Army perspective
- 34. OFFICIAL Enduring challenge competition Power Provision/sources, non-fossil, hybrid, management, fuel efficiency Communications Secure, unsecure, mobile, novel forms Situational Awareness Sensors, precision navigation & timing, reduced GPS dependability, surveillance Lethality Weapons – conventional, novel directed energy, defence, less-than-lethal Mobility Platforms [air, land, sea, space, human], means of propulsion Human Performance Physical and mental, systems interface, survivability, training, medical Lower cost of ownership Platforms, equipment, facilities Protection Personnel, platforms, facilities, digital systems, materials Data Cyber, information, big data, management and processing, sense-making, visualisation, delivery, interoperability 9 challenge areas of defence and security
- 36. Documentation
- 40. Strategic Access Strategic Management Bde HQ TACP CAS / AD AIRCRAFT FAC RVT Regt HQ LINK 11 COMBAT SA LINK 22 UHF SATCOM Bde HQ Deployable Air C2 Communication OFFICIAL
- 41. Data OFFICIAL
- 45. OFFICIA Low cost of ownership OFFICIAL
- 46. Defence and Security Accelerator 030 67704236 accelerator@dstl.gov.uk OFFICIAL
- 47. OFFICIAL Defence and Security Accelerator Defence and Security Accelerator Defence and Security Accelerator Land environment technology challenges
- 49. Land Integrated Survivability OFFICIAL • Aim: Use R&D to increase the overall survivability of the mounted and dismounted User in the land domain. – Increased Protection – Increased Mobility / Terrain accessibility – Increased Force projection – Increased Situational awareness – Lower Logistical burden – Lower Cognitive burden
- 50. Programme Linkages OFFICIAL • Exploitation of technologies developed in other area. – Materials (MAST programme) – Synthetic Biology (Disruptive Capability Programme) – Situational Awareness – Logistics
- 51. OFFICIALOFFICIAL
- 52. Recoverability Stabilise (Damage Control & Fire Fighting) Restore Functionality (Repair, Reconfigure, Spares) Vulnerability Avoid Penetration (Passive Armour, Reactive Armour) Damage Tolerant (Materials, Robust Systems Design, Redundancy, Separation) Occupant Protection (Casualty Analysis, Personal Protection) Susceptibility Don’t Be There (Intel / Planning) Don’t Be Seen (Low Observability / Signature Managem’t) Detect Threat (Sensors & Networks) Avoid Being Hit (ECM, Decoys, Flares, Obscurants, Tactics) OFFICIAL
- 53. The challenge to me? • MOD has a requirement to protect ALL of its platforms in ALL current operations at ALL times. • This is a logistical burden. • Protection systems need to be: – Smaller – Lighter – Lower consumption of power – Cheaper – In general, they need to reduce the burden on MOD OFFICIAL
- 54. The challenge to you?* • Protection against new or non-conventional threats • New physical mechanisms for protection • Novel uses for modelling and simulation • Techniques for predicting effects of technology insertion • Novel sensing and switching technologies* • Lower cost of ownership and disposal* • Generic Vehicle Architectures • Materials* OFFICIAL *CAVEAT: This includes technology pull through from other areas
- 55. • Hardening of components / sensors • Novel Power generation & storage • Active Protection Technologies – Active signatures – Sensing – Effectors The challenge to you?* OFFICIAL *CAVEAT: This includes technology pull through from other areas
- 57. OFFICIAL Defence and Security Accelerator Defence and Security Accelerator Defence and Security Accelerator RAF perspective
- 58. OFFICIAL Enduring challenge competition Power Provision/sources, non-fossil, hybrid, management, fuel efficiency Communications Secure, unsecure, mobile, novel forms Situational Awareness Sensors, precision navigation & timing, reduced GPS dependability, surveillance Lethality Weapons – conventional, novel directed energy, defence, less-than-lethal Mobility Platforms [air, land, sea, space, human], means of propulsion Human Performance Physical and mental, systems interface, survivability, training, medical Lower cost of ownership Platforms, equipment, facilities Protection Personnel, platforms, facilities, digital systems, materials Data Cyber, information, big data, management and processing, sense-making, visualisation, delivery, interoperability 9 challenge areas of defence and security
- 63. OFFICIAL Data
- 67. OFFICIAOFFICIAL Low cost of ownership
- 68. Defence and Security Accelerator 030 67704236 accelerator@dstl.gov.uk
- 69. OFFICIAL Defence and Security Accelerator Defence and Security Accelerator Defence and Security Accelerator Air environment technology challenges
- 70. Sensing from the air OFFICIALOFFICIAL
- 71. Operational challenges • Congested • Cluttered • Contested • Connected • Constrained OFFICIAL
- 75. Defence and Security Accelerator Defence and Security Accelerator Defence and Security Accelerator Networking & lunch Meet the Enduring Challenge experts