This slide deck summarizes two years of research into the Revolution in Military Affairs that was network-centric warfare (NSW). Now available as a new book!
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White Paper - Countering Drones at Airports 2019 by DGSDanielCHOU25
Current rise in the popularity of drones have caused a surge in aircraft-drone near-miss events and raised the risks of drone air traffic disruptions. Several anti-drone technologies exist which can put an end to the menace. While monitoring is encouraged, drone neutralization methods are still not legally allowed in several countries. Typical monitoring tech equipment include RF Analyzers, Radar, Cameras and Acoustic Systems. They all come with their own pros & cons.
The computer used to control the Patriot missile is based on a 1970s design and uses 24-bit arithmetic. The Patriot system tracks its target by measuring the time it takes for radar pulses to bounce back from them. Time is recorded by the system clock in tenths of a second, but is stored as an integer. To enable tracking calculations the time is converted to a 24-bit floating point number. Rounding errors in the time conversions cause shifts in the system's ``range gate", which is used to track the target.
White Paper - Countering Drones at Airports 2019 by DGSDanielCHOU25
Current rise in the popularity of drones have caused a surge in aircraft-drone near-miss events and raised the risks of drone air traffic disruptions. Several anti-drone technologies exist which can put an end to the menace. While monitoring is encouraged, drone neutralization methods are still not legally allowed in several countries. Typical monitoring tech equipment include RF Analyzers, Radar, Cameras and Acoustic Systems. They all come with their own pros & cons.
The computer used to control the Patriot missile is based on a 1970s design and uses 24-bit arithmetic. The Patriot system tracks its target by measuring the time it takes for radar pulses to bounce back from them. Time is recorded by the system clock in tenths of a second, but is stored as an integer. To enable tracking calculations the time is converted to a 24-bit floating point number. Rounding errors in the time conversions cause shifts in the system's ``range gate", which is used to track the target.
WIA 2017 Conference Series -- Aerospace 2017: The Changing Face of AerospaceSpace Foundation
Join us June 1, 2017 for Entrepreneurship: Revolutionizing National Security Operations at the Residence Inn Marriott Arlington Pentagon City, 550 Army Navy Drive, Arlington, VA 22202. From 1:30 pm to 5:30 pm
Explore how advances in technology and IT are changing the conduct of our Government's national security missions and shaping new policies, forcing the aerospace private sector to respond quickly.
http://ultimate-uav.com/
Drones have applications in everyday life range from aerial filming to building construction monitoring. Ultimate UAV, drone manufacturer based in Dubai brought you easy to use and most efficient multicopter storm x8. We have state-of-the-art maintenance and spare parts shop. We offer uav pilot training with practical training using simulators
Hacking is an attempt to exploit a computer system or a private network inside a computer. Black hat hackers hack to take control over the system for personal gains. They can destroy, steal or even prevent authorized users from accessing the system.
Hacking refers to activities that seek to compromise digital devices, such as computers, smartphones, tablets, and even entire networks.
This presentation will help you to learn more about hacking.
Hope, This will help you.
Thank you
DRONE Aviation Corp (DRNE) was formed in April 2014 to penetrate the rapidly growing Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) business in U.S. and abroad for government and commercial customers.
DRNE’s mission is to aggressively penetrate the expanding Drone market with our unique Tethered Drones, which are currently being fielded to the U.S. Department of Defense and State and Local municipalities.
DRNE owns and operates Florida-based Lighter Than Air Systems Corp (LTAS), a developer and supplier of unique and specialized aerial solutions to the U.S. Government, State municipalities, and commercial entities.
A lot has happened since the last Cyberwar presentation was posted. This Update2010 includes Iranian cyberwar, South Korea and US Gov attacks, Twitter outage, and the China Google attacks
1. China leverages computer network attack and exploitation techniques, harvesting information critical to building a modern nation-state and "informationalized", technical military forces.
2. China adapted ancient stratagems for CNA & CNE operations.
3. China can claim plausible denial for nation-sponsored hacking activities, hiding within the sea of everyday hackers.
4. On the other hand, north Korea must take CNA & CNE operations outside its country's boundaries.
WIA 2017 Conference Series -- Aerospace 2017: The Changing Face of AerospaceSpace Foundation
Join us June 1, 2017 for Entrepreneurship: Revolutionizing National Security Operations at the Residence Inn Marriott Arlington Pentagon City, 550 Army Navy Drive, Arlington, VA 22202. From 1:30 pm to 5:30 pm
Explore how advances in technology and IT are changing the conduct of our Government's national security missions and shaping new policies, forcing the aerospace private sector to respond quickly.
http://ultimate-uav.com/
Drones have applications in everyday life range from aerial filming to building construction monitoring. Ultimate UAV, drone manufacturer based in Dubai brought you easy to use and most efficient multicopter storm x8. We have state-of-the-art maintenance and spare parts shop. We offer uav pilot training with practical training using simulators
Hacking is an attempt to exploit a computer system or a private network inside a computer. Black hat hackers hack to take control over the system for personal gains. They can destroy, steal or even prevent authorized users from accessing the system.
Hacking refers to activities that seek to compromise digital devices, such as computers, smartphones, tablets, and even entire networks.
This presentation will help you to learn more about hacking.
Hope, This will help you.
Thank you
DRONE Aviation Corp (DRNE) was formed in April 2014 to penetrate the rapidly growing Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) business in U.S. and abroad for government and commercial customers.
DRNE’s mission is to aggressively penetrate the expanding Drone market with our unique Tethered Drones, which are currently being fielded to the U.S. Department of Defense and State and Local municipalities.
DRNE owns and operates Florida-based Lighter Than Air Systems Corp (LTAS), a developer and supplier of unique and specialized aerial solutions to the U.S. Government, State municipalities, and commercial entities.
A lot has happened since the last Cyberwar presentation was posted. This Update2010 includes Iranian cyberwar, South Korea and US Gov attacks, Twitter outage, and the China Google attacks
1. China leverages computer network attack and exploitation techniques, harvesting information critical to building a modern nation-state and "informationalized", technical military forces.
2. China adapted ancient stratagems for CNA & CNE operations.
3. China can claim plausible denial for nation-sponsored hacking activities, hiding within the sea of everyday hackers.
4. On the other hand, north Korea must take CNA & CNE operations outside its country's boundaries.
Cyber warfare capabiliites : A Reality CheckRajeev Chauhan
History of Cyber crimes, Warfare and Capabilities of USA, UK, China, India and other major countries.
Covers first Cyber Crime, Conviction.
First Intrusion
Morris Worm
Cyber security is a hot topic right now but have you ever wondered how far it goes back or where it all began? Our very own CEO has put together this fascinating presentation explaining the evolution of cyber security.
Even if you don't feel you're 'tech inclined' you will, no doubt, find this presentation riveting and want to share this information with colleagues, as we take you through the defining moments of cyber security since 700BC.
Risk Management was developed so that IT security could “speak to management.”
Management understands threats not risks.
Show them the threats and they will respond.
It is impossible to identify all critical assets. It is impossible to determine value of IT assets. It is impossible to manage vulnerabilities. Impossible^3 = Impossible. Presented at ITAC 2013 Boston, November 19, 2013
How the Surveillance State Changes IT Security ForeverRichard Stiennon
The NSA's appetite for collecting all data has hurt the US tech industry. Trust has been broken on many fronts. Security spending set to explode by a factor of ten to counter the surveillance state.
3. The Revolution in Military Affairs
• Roman centuries
• Long bow and battle of Crecy
• Napoleon’s staff command
• Machine guns
• Mechanized armor, blitzkrieg
4. The Modern RMA
• Operation Desert
Storm leads to:
• Russian assessment
of precision weapons
ISR, C&C as force
multiplier, which leads
to
• Andrew Marshall
5. IT-Harvest Confidential
Andrew Marshall: Enigmatic
Strategist
Andrew W. Marshall (born September 13, 1921) just retired
director of the United States Department of Defense's Office of
Net Assessment.
6. 1996 Taiwan Straits Crisis
"Admiral Clemens was able to use e-mail, a very graphic-
rich environment, and video teleconferencing to
achieve the effect he wanted", which was to deploy the
carrier battle groups in a matter of hours instead of
days.” -Arthur Cebrowski
USS Nimitz and
USS Independence deploy
to Taiwan.
10. A Lasting Legacy
Same Inmarsat satellite constellation still in use
N21 initiative launched
Pentagon Office of Force Transformation led by Arthur
Cebrowski
11. Arthur Cebrowski: Evangelist
“Network Centric
Warfare should be the
cornerstone of
transformation. If you
are not interoperable
you are not on the net.
You are not benefiting
from the information
age”.
12. The NCW Dream
Total Situational Awareness eliminates “the fog of war”
Red Team - Blue Team identification
Central Command and Control. Distributed battle command.
(The Global Information Grid, or GIG)
Networked Intelligence, Surveillance Reconnaissance (ISR)
-a sensor grid
13. IT-Harvest Confidential
Network Centric Warfare
Everything connected (like the Internet)
Satellite-Planes-Drones-Ground-Sea based sensor grid
Instant communication over a Global Grid
14. 14
Deja vu all over again
We’ve seen this story payed out before in the enterprise.
First, network everything. Take advantage of connectivity and u
Second: succumb to attacks from hackers, cyber criminals, hac
Finally: Layer in security
15. 15
How the Military Failed in Security
April 1, 2001 a Navy EP-3E was forced down and
captured by China. Top secret OS compromised
In 2008 China blatantly flooded communication
channels known to be monitored by the NSA with
decrypted US intercepts, kicking off a major re-
deployment. SEVEN years too late.
16. 16
How the Military Failed in Security
First, the Pentagon email
servers p0wned 2007
Then terabytes of data
exfiltrated to China from
the Defense Industrial
Base. The target? Joint
Strike Fighter design
data.
17. 17
Military IT Security Failures
The Wake Up Call
BUCKSHOT YANKEE
Agent.btz introduced via thumb drive in a forward operations co
EVERY Windows machine re-imaged in the entire military (3 mi
21. IT-Harvest Confidential
SATCOM Vulns
• “We uncovered
what would
appear to be
multiple
backdoors,
hardcoded
credentials,
undocumented
and/or insecure
protocols, and
weak encryption
algorithms.” -
IOActive
22. Software Assurance maturity came after most new
weapons platforms were sourced.
One Air Force study of 3 million lines of code revealed:
One software vulnerability per 8 lines of code
One high vulnerability per 31 lines of code
One critical vulnerability for 70 lines of code
23. The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter
“JSF software development is one
of the largest and most complex
projects in DOD history.”
-Michael J. Sullivan, Director
Acquisition and Sourcing
Management for the DoD:
24. The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter
• Nine million lines of onboard code
could mean 128,000 critical vulns
• 15 million lines of logistics code
could mean another 214,000
critical vulns
• What could possibly go wrong?
25. Taiwan Straits Crisis. 2018?
GPS hacks deflect jets
away from tankers
Mission tasking
subverted
Communications
intercepts mislead
commander
Radar jamming masks
enemy movement
Result? Military
defeat
CNN) -- A U.S. Navy reconnaissance plane made an emergency landing in China after colliding with a Chinese fighter jet sent to intercept it, U.S. officials said Sunday.
The EP-3 Aries, an electronic surveillance aircraft with a crew of 24, landed on the Chinese island of Hainan after the collision, said Lt. Col. Dewey Ford, a spokesman for the U.S. Pacific Command in Hawaii. None of the crew was injured, he said.
Chinese officials had no immediate comment on the incident.
That history dates back to the 1996 presidential election on Taiwan, when Chinese hackers took aim at Taiwan sites. They repeated their attacks during the 2000 elections, but Taiwan threatened to unleash 7,000 viruses on Chinese government sites if the attacks continued. They ended.
CNN) -- A U.S. Navy reconnaissance plane made an emergency landing in China after colliding with a Chinese fighter jet sent to intercept it, U.S. officials said Sunday.
The EP-3 Aries, an electronic surveillance aircraft with a crew of 24, landed on the Chinese island of Hainan after the collision, said Lt. Col. Dewey Ford, a spokesman for the U.S. Pacific Command in Hawaii. None of the crew was injured, he said.
Chinese officials had no immediate comment on the incident.
That history dates back to the 1996 presidential election on Taiwan, when Chinese hackers took aim at Taiwan sites. They repeated their attacks during the 2000 elections, but Taiwan threatened to unleash 7,000 viruses on Chinese government sites if the attacks continued. They ended.
20 million Ids including SSN stolen by the insider, Rene Rebollo, Wahid Siddiqi, 25,was a senior financial analyst at Full Spectrum Lending, Countrywide's subprime lending division. The FBI's statement alleges Rebollo was taking the personal information of mortgage customers, including social security numbers, storing them on a USB thumb drive. Rebollo told the law enforcement he profited anywhere from $50,000 to $70,000 from the sale of the Countrywide-owned data. In an FBI affidavit Rebollo estimated he downloaded about 20,000 customer profiles a week in excel spreadsheets onto the flash drives and then took the spreadsheets and emailed them to buyers from business center stores.