United States Army Reserve

United States Army Reserve #335 1

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335 th Units 2 x TTSBs 4 x ESBs 2 x TINs 1 x COMCAM 3 x AREs 1 x ARCOG 10 x CPTs 29 AA Units 3,850 Authorized RC Soldiers Today 4550 Soldiers 118% Strength 335 th SC(T) is a Force Provider to FORSCOM thru USARC 3

335 th Forward in Kuwait 15 Years of Support to ARCENT 4

Contingency Operations 2018 Global Response Force 4th JCS INHERENT RESOLVE SPARTAN SHIELD 335th SC(T) OCP ARCOG 4th JCS 982d COMCAM OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM JNCC-A OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM 982ND COMCAM - Inherent Resolve - Enduring Freedom - Spartan Shield - AQEA AQAE 319th ESB PAX Deployed FY17: 256 FY18: 381 FY19: 410 5

Headquarters located in Atlanta, GA 4550 personnel across the USA and deployed globally Contains most Signal and All Cyber for USAR 335 th Signal Command (T) Area of Operations Kuwait Afghanistan 88 RSC CH 94 DISA DET 4 99 RSC XX 335 FWD XX 335 FWD (-) 490 CYBER NC ARCOG B-392 319 A-319 CYBER NE ARCOG C-319 DISA HQs CYBER B-319 W ARCOG Command Locations: 17 States 36 Facilities 392 CYBER 2 ARCOG CYBER DISA CYBER C-392 NCR ARCOG DET 1 CYBERCOM 1 IO 1 IO CMD X JECC JECC 505 A-392 C-98 63 RSC 98 A-324 B-98 X 359 324 A-98 DISA DET 3 2-820 CYBER SW ARCOG 335 DET DISA DET 2 MH 45 820 MH 317 XX 335 982 C-324 4 JCSE B-324 81 RSC Ready Lightning 6

Signal Capability 505th TTSB 359th TTSB Assemblages: 240+ across the CMD $577Mil property 319th ESB 98th ESB 392nd ESB 324th ESB UNIT WIN-T INC1 EQUIPMENT Alpha (2-10) (ESB) Expeditionary Signal Battalion 4 JNN s 24 CPN s 2 SSS s Bravo (2-10) V(1) V(1) V(1) V(1) Charlie (2-4) (SSS) Single Switch Shelter (JNN) Joint Network Node (CPN) Command Post Node (STT) Satellite Transportable Terminal 8 16 96 120 Mission of WIN-T Increment 1: a state-of the-art COTS/GOTS communications network that enables the exchange of voice, video, and data throughout the tactical Army unit and into the sustaining base. It leverages commercial satellite technology to provide beyond line of site capabilities and commercial internet networking technology to increase functionality and efficiency while reducing size, weight and power. WIN-T Increment 1 components reside at the Theater, Corps, Division, Brigade and Battalion levels and provide interfaces to lower level systems. 7

CSTP/Theater Engagement 91 st TD CSTX BIG LOTS WEST QLLEX GLOBAL MEDIC NTC CYBER SHIELD 78 th TD CSTX WARFIGHTER FINLAND TTX (CYBER) 16+ Engagements 86 th TD CSTX BIG LOTS EAST VIBRANT RESPONSE BEYOND THE HORIZONS JRTC EAGER LION KEY RESOLVE ULCHI-FREEDOM GUARDIAN EXERCISE WARFIGHTER 18-01 NTC 18-06 KEY RESOLVE 18 CSTX 78-18-03 CSTX 86-18-04 CYBER SHIELD 18 LOCATION EXERCISE LOCATION EXERCISE LOCATION INDIANTOWN GAP, PA NTC 18-08 FT IRWIN, CA CSTX 86-18-02 FT MCCOY, WI FT IRWIN, CA CYBER GUARD 18 SUFFOLK, VA CYBER BLITZ 18 JBMDL, NJ SOUTH KOREA CYBER QUEST 18 FT GORDON, GA Beyond The Belize (982nd COMCAM) JBMDL, NJ Horizons CSTX 91-18-01 FT HUNTER LIGGETT, CA Eager Lion FT MCCOY, WI UFG 18 SOUTH KOREA Jordan (982nd COMCAM) CAMP ATTERBURY, IN FINLAND TTX FINLAND PAX Required FY16: 485 FY17: 731 FY18: 1257 8

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Soldier/Civilian Skills Vignettes MAJ Thomas Doyle: works as a Cyber Intelligence Analyst at FBI s Boston Field Office. Army Reserve duties - supports the Defense Intelligence Agency s Computer Network Defense Center. MAJ Doyle identified a vulnerability in the file management system on the Army s Human Resources Command (HRC) website. This vulnerability allowed authenticated users to access sensitive personnel records (including medical records) of other users. MAJ Doyle alerted the HRC who quickly fixed this vulnerability. MAJ Doyle 3rd gentleman from the left. Pictured in White House Briefing Room after presenting on Threat source of POTUS website intrusion. 10

Soldier/Civilian Skills Vignettes MAJ Raymond Leong: works for FireEye as the senior security agent. As an Army Reservist, he served as a Cyber Threat Indications and Warning Team Leader, charged with training with active and reserve component entities in real world situations in ever-evolving cyber threat environments. He was awarded the Defense Intelligence Agency CIO company grade officer of the year award. MAJ Leong 2nd gentleman from the right. Pictured in White House Briefing Room after presenting on Threat source of POTUS website intrusion. 11

Soldier/Civilian Skills Vignettes 1LT Peter McKee: is a Technical Lead for Uber Technologies. Peter supervises the development and implementation of Uber s external Application Programming Interface (API) which enables strategic partnerships with other multi-national corporations and Business-to-Business (B2B) relationships. He is responsible for monitoring the proper use of API in order to detect improper usage such as corporate espionage and violations of Uber s terms of Service. As a member of Western Cyber, 1LT McKee is an expert on malware analysis with direct mission support for Army Research Labs. He holds a Masters in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from MIT. 1LT McKee 2 nd gentleman from left is pictured with previous Chief of the Army Reserve LTG Talley during a visit with industry. 12

Soldier/Civilian Skills Vignettes SSG Lydia Seaborn: works for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) as one of the Cyber Resiliency Advisors. She was featured on Good Morning America to showcase being the first female Cyber Soldier in the USAR. She was the first female, the first Army Reserve graduate, and the distinguished honor graduate from the 25D Cyber Network Defender course. SSG Seaborn waiving, was one of two Soldiers interviewed during the Army Birthday Celebration on Good Morning America. 13

What s New for 2018? 1. Cyber Direct Commissioning Program 2. Two USAR CPT s reach IOC 3. Continued 335 th support to SWA 4. 335 th support to every USAR exercise 5. Develop relationship with ACI 6. Develop relationship with NATO CCDCOE 7. Exploring expanded USAR Cyber structure 14

What Keeps Me Up At Night? 1. Technical Interoperability Issues - Inter-service, interagency and coalition partner interoperability issues - How do we identify the LCD solution and then secure it? 2. Outdated Policy & Procedural Issues - NTC example of Five Eyes partner call for fire - Diplomatic clearance requirements and requests for march credits - How do we get to ISO/IEEE-like standards to reduce barriers? 3. Digital Reliance With No Analog Backup - Fire starting using analog methods on TV - What will we do when confronted by EMP or EW or PNT attack? TA312? Twisted pair? Runners with hand written notes? Carrier pigeons? - Training on old land nav maps/compass to reduce reliance on GPS - Battle staff NCO class teaches NCO s how to operate a TOC with just charts - What analog methods do we need to keep our operations running? 15

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