Briefing for: NDIA Systems Engineering Conference

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1 Joint Mission Environment Test Capability (JMETC) Improving T&E with Distributive Test Capabilities Briefing for: NDIA Systems Engineering Conference Marty Arnwine Deputy Director, for Operations and Planning Joint Mission Environment Test Capability Oct 30, 2013

2 Agenda TRMC Distributed Testing JMETC Cyber T&E JMETC Activities supporting Cyber T&E Regional Service Delivery Points JMETC 2.0 National Cyber Range Conclusion 2

3 The TRMC Blueprint : Putting Test Capabilities on the DoD Map Defense Strategic Guidance Acquisition Process Service T&E Needs and Solutions Process Annual T&E Budget Certification Strategic Plan for DoD T&E Resources DT&E / TRMC Annual Report TRMC Joint Investment Programs Risk mitigation needs Technology shortfalls Requirements Risk mitigation solutions Capabilities (6.3 Funding) Advanced development (6.4 Activity) (6.6 Funding) Transition Service Modernization and Improvement Programs Acquisition Programs and Advanced Concept Technology Demonstrations T&E Multi- Service/Agency Capabilities DoD Corporate Distributed Test Capability

4 JMETC Organization Senior Technical Advisor George Rumford Deputy Director TRMC JMETC PM Director NCR Chip Ferguson Business Manager Senior Advisor Liaison J6/7 South Deputy for Operations, Planning & Support M. Arnwine Asst. for Operations, Planning & Support C. Yglesias (NAVAIR) OPS Team Air Systems Analyst Joint/Portfolios tf Systems Analyst Sea Systems Analyst Ground Systems Analyst Long Range Planning Analyst Cyber T&E Cell Lead C. Campbell (NAVSEA) Tech Advisor B. Wilson (NAVSEA) ISSM E. Hernandez (NAVSEA) Systems Engineering Event Planning Event Engineering NCR Project Director L. Pridmore Computer Scientists Network Engineering Info. Assurance Deputy for Engineering i A. Pathmanathan SYSCON Lead T. Agamaite (NAVAIR) SYSCON Ops Support Team Technical Team Network Engineering Information Assurance User Support Test Support Test Design Test Development Government Contractor 4

5 What is Distributed Testing? A process, preferably persistent and continuous, for linking various geographically separated live, virtual, and constructive sites and capabilities together in a distributed environment, for use across the acquisition iti life cycle, to support and conduct the Test and Evaluation (T&E) of a system or systems-of-systems t in a Joint and cyberspace environment. A new way of thinking for many in the Test and Evaluation ation Community 5

6 The JMETC Mission JMETC provides the persistent and robust infrastructure (network, integration software, tools, reuse repository) and technical expertise to integrate Live, Virtual, and Constructive systems for test and evaluation in a Joint Systems-of-Systems and cyber environment 6

7 JMETC Enables Distributed Testing Joint Operational Scenarios Systems Under Test Integrated Test Resources Virtual Prototype TENA Standard Interface Definitions Hardware in the Loop TENA Standard Interface Definitions Installed Systems Test Facility TENA Standard Interface Definitions Range TENA Standard Interface Definitions Environment Generator TENA Standard Interface Definitions Threat Systems TENA Standard Interface Definitions TENA Common Middleware TENA Common Middleware TENA Common Middleware TENA Common Middleware TENA Common Middleware TENA Common Middleware JMETC Network on SDREN JMETC Infrastructure Reuse Repository Distributed Test Support Tools Customer Support Data Management Solutions * TENA: Test and Training Enabling Architecture 7

8 Site in Alaska Ft. Greely: CRTC Edwards (2): Ridley 412 th EWG IFAST China Lake (3): F/A-18, IBAR, TSPIL Point Mugu (2): ITEC, EA-6B EW CyCon Camp Pendleton: MCTSSA Corona: NSWC Palmdale, BAMS Point Loma : SSC-PAC SSC-PAC HAIPE SSC-PAC JEDI West Agg Rtr. Rancho Bernardo, NGC BAMS Sites in Hawaii PMRF: Bldg 105 MHPCC Ft Huachuca: (4) JITC, JTDL, CMIS, JTRS EPG FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 JMETC Connectivity Functional Sites: 75 New Sites Planned: 16 Connection Points to Other Networks: 7 Dedicated, trusted connectivity on SDREN (part of the GIG) Encrypted for Secret System High DISA-registered IP address space Active monitoring of network performance Capable of supporting multiple simultaneous test events Ft. Sill (2): FSED, SMART Lab Ft Hood (2): CTSF, TTEC As of 18 Oct 2013 Bethpage: NGC BAMS Bethpage: NGC BCN Moorestown: CSEDS WPAFB: SIMAF Aberdeen: ATC-STE Crane (2): SRW RIL NWSC RDT&E, NTN Lab Pax River: (9) E2C, E2D, MCL, ACETEF, SAIL, ATR, E-2C SIL, UASIL, MFS Redstone (10): SMDC JMETC SYSCON RTC: DTCC, DISTL East Agg Rtr. SED: Patriot, THAAD, FAAD, Dahlgren: GSIL, JLENS, MUSE, C-RAM (2) CEDL,IWSL AMRDEC (1) Rapid-SIL/C2 JS J8 DDC4: C4AD Langley (2): C-GIIF, GTRI TDLITC Norfolk: COMOPTEVFOR Charleston (2): Dam Neck: CDSA IPC, MEF-MEUMEU Wallops Island (2): WNW SCSC, SSDS Newport News: NGC VASCIC McLean: MITRE NCEL Eglin AFB (5): Kingstowne SAIC AOC, DTF, GWEF, LMCO Global Vision KHILS, JDAT Network, Arlington, VA CCF Army Joint Air Force Industry Navy Academia Marines

9 Major FY13 Events Customer Event Execution Dates Onsite Support Navy Accelerated Mid-Term Interoperability Improvement Program (AMIIP) (Multiple Tests) Oct Sep 2013 Joint JITC Joint Interoperability Tests (JIT) (Multiple Tests) Oct Sep 2013 Yes Air Force Air Force Systems Interoperability Test (AFSIT) (Multiple Tests) Oct Sep Navy TRITON Oct Sep 2012 Yes Joint Joint Track Manager Concept - Demonstration (JTMC-D) Oct Nov 2012 Yes Joint JIAMDO Correlation/De-correlation Interoperability Test (C/DIT) Coalition and U.S. only Oct Sep 2013 Multiple Joint JIAMDO Joint Tactical Air Picture (JTAP) Oct Dec 2012 Multiple Air Force AGILE Fire Phase VII Jan Mar 2013 Multiple InterTEC InterTEC Cyber Event (ICE) FY13 Oct 2013 Feb 2013 Multiple Marine Corps Virtual Rapid Prototyping Laboratory Jan 2013 Feb 2013 Yes Joint Red Flag Jan 2013 Mar 2013 Yes Navy Joint Distributed IRCM Ground test System(JDIGS) Oct Sep Air Force AIM9x Feb 2013 Yes Marine Corp G/ATOR Feb 2013 May 2013 Yes Air Force AGILE Fire Phase VIII Jun Sep 2013 Multiple Navy E-2D Testing Jun13 Aug 13 - Yes 9

10 JMETC Customer Testing Success Battlefield Airborne Communication Node (BACN) Joint Urgent Operational Need August 13 September 15, 2010 Integration of BACN payload onto multiple platforms for solution to urgent in theater need : Combat requirement for beyond line of sight comm Relay, bridge, and range extension for ground forces and supporting aircraft Distributed Testing in Fall 2010 included Live fly, DT, and Operational Utility Evaluation IMPACT Efficient integration of DT and OT Testing completed despite many of the required assets not being available onsite Distributed Testing saved $1.2M 2M (OTA) Urgent capability fielded quickly! 10

11 JMETC Customer Testing Success AIM 9X Air to Air Missile Captive Carry Tests (On going) Capability to remotely observe live seeker head video and real time position of the test aircraft presented in a 'gods eye' view of the China Lake Range Remotely monitor live aircraft communications between the test aircraft and China Lake Range Control JMETC connects Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division China Lake, CA Open Air Range to the COMOPTEVFOR Norfolk, VA via the Integrated Battlespace Arena (IBAR) IMPACT Increased capability for Operational Testers to observe more DT & OT test flights ( 20 captive carry tests and 10 live fire tests) Reduced COMOPTEVFOR s OTA s test observation time from 3 days (including travel) to actual range test time Utilized existing JMETC infrastructure, IA and engineering expertise in coordination with Navy MRTFB facility to deliver capability with no additional cost to Operational Testers 11

12 JMETC Customer Testing Success Air Combat Environment Test & Evaluation Facility (ACETEF) NAWC Facility at NAS Patuxent River. Responsible for evaluating electronic signatures from new threat systems and developing appropriate counter measures. When new EW threat t detected t d against IMPACT Naval aircraft, an updated Mission Load Quicker support, less risk to combat Verifier (MLV) is generated for on board forces warning systems. ACETEF must verify each MLV file and Enables an almost immediate T&E of symbology prior to fleet wide release. new MLVs time to deployed units JMETC enables a 3000 mile connection cut by 30 days. from ACETEF and Electronic Warfare Less unprotected exposure to active Lab (Pt Mugu, CA) threats. 12

13 Cyber 13

14 Cyber T&E Test and Evaluation must accurately and affordability measure cyberspace effectiveness and vulnerabilities of DoD systems. DASD(DT&E) with TRMC and JMETC are addressing requirements for building Cyberspace T&E Process, Methodology, Infrastructure, and Workforce. JMETC has embarked on the Cyber T&E mission in FY13 14

15 Past Cyber T&E Activities InterTEC Cyber Events (ICE) FY 10 FY 12 Comprehensive Study of the DoD T&E Infrastructure Track 5, Cyber Infrastructure Completed December 12 USD(AT&L) Assigned Responsibility for the National Cyber Range to TRMC October 1,

16 Cyber T&E Mission in FY13 Operationalizing the National Cyber Range (NCR) TS/SCI Authority to Operate received July 25, 2013 Partnership with DOT&E, TSMO, JIOR Regional Service Delivery Points Cyber T&E Support Cell Developing Cyber T&E Use Cases Cyber Range Interoperability Standards (CRIS) Cyber T&E Investments Regional Service Delivery Points (RSDP) Visualization & Instrumentation Environments blue and red Common Framework (CRIS) Support Acquisition System Tests 16

17 Cyber T&E Mission - Future RSDPs One per year Deploy Some NCR Tool(s) to the Community Start with the Test Specification Tool Develop a Wireless Capability for the NCR NCR, NRL, MITRE Create Red and Blue Environments TSMO NCR Comparative Test of NCR JMETC 2.0 Cyber Quick Reaction Test 17

18 Regional Service Delivery Points 18

19 RSDP Nominal Configuration

20 Regional Service Delivery Point The addition of Regional SDPs (RSDPs) will provide: The capacity to create persistent cyber-threat environments The capability to deploy customer required range services (i.e. traffic generation, simulation, instrumentation, visualization, and integrated event management) A scalable architecture to increase capacity and capabilities as needed by the Cyber T&E user community Be flexible and adaptable to users requirements in a more realistic cyber environment, which is inherently prone to frequent change Leverage the latest advances in technology to deliver cost and performance efficiencies (virtualization, convergence, rapid reconstitutability) RSDPs will be placed pacedatat key sites located throughout out the CONUS and select OCONUS locations to support DoD cyber testing and training RSDP serve as the foundation of Cyber T&E Infrastructure to RSDP serve as the foundation of Cyber T&E Infrastructure to effectively and efficiently meet DoD capability and capacity demands for Cyber testing and training

21 JMETC 2.0 Capabilities and Services RSDPs will support the following capabilities and services on JMETC 2.0 Cyber Range Management Common Range Services (at all classification levels) Customer Environment Emulation (virtual and hardware-in-theloop) Multi-Tenancy with MILS Data-at-Rest Protections (at multiple classification levels) Ability to save and re-deploy range configurations With the architecture and capacity to address additional requirements as they are defined The RSDP is intended to be the platform to address p Cyber T&E Range infrastructure interoperability gaps

22 National Cyber Range 22

23 What is the NCR? Computing Assets/Facility Encapsulation Architecture & Operational Procedures Integrated SW Testing Toolsuite Cyber Test Team Use or disclosure of data contained on this sheet is subject to the restrictions on the title

24 Reconfigurable Range Concept Common Resource Pool Range Management Enclave Encapsulation Tools Isolated/Secure Testbed Isolated/Secure Testbed Automation Toolkit Partitions a common pool of resources into multiple independent testbeds 24

25 Automation Toolkit: End to End Support Tools to support event planning Tools to define and manage resource requirements Tools to automatically: Build, verify and sanitize your environment Support event execution Faster more reliable e ent en ironment Faster, more reliable, event environment creation and execution

26 NCR Event Schedule JULY Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Dev, I&T Dev, I&T Dev., I&T Dev., I&T Dry Runs (original Test Week) Test Week AUGUST Dev, I&T Dev., I&T RSC August Basic Dev, I&T Basic Exec, DA,CO I&T Dry Runs Dry Runs Integration Env. Integration Env SEPTEMBER Dry runs Test Week Data Analysis & CO Scaled Dry Runs Integration Env Integration Env Integration Env Test Week OCTOBER Dev., IT& Dev., I&T Dry Runs Scaled Test Data Analysis & Test Week Dev, I&T Dev, I&T Closeout NOVEMBER Oblivion: Quartz: Basic Scaled Enhanced Future Light: Nimbus: Meridan: Plasma: DECEMBER Test Week Test Week Data Analysis & CO Dry Runs Test Week Data Analysis & CO Range Shutdown Range Shutdown Enhanced Dev., I&T Enhanced Dev., I&T Enhanced Dev., I&T

27 Summary The concepts of Distributed Testing and Cyber T&E are new to many in the T&E community TRMC & JMETC have demonstrated multiple efficiencies and successes for our DoD customers JMETC continues to update and improve the infrastructure and other capabilities needed for Distributed ib t Testing and Cyber T&E The National Cyber Range is mission ready and available now JMETC is investing in Cyber T&E infrastructure and standards 27

28 JMETC Program Points of Contact JMETC Program Manager: JMETC Senior Technical Advisor: Chip Ferguson dbf d il George Rumford JMETC Lead Operations Planning: Marty Arnwine JMETC Lead Engineering: AJ Pathmanathan

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