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Brig Gen Evan Dertien Commander, 96th Test Eglin AFB, Florida Evolution of Cyber 96 TW

• Evolution of electronic communication

• Cyber is becoming integrated in every aspect of our mission

• In 2016, Air Force cyber operators blocked more than 1.3 billion malicious connections Cyber is Pervasive 96 TW

Find

Assess Fix

Kill Chain

Engage Track

Target

Command & Control

Enterprise Why A Cyberspace Test ? 96 TW

• History

• Large Growth in Cyber/C4ISR Workload

AOC Black Dart JSTARS BCS/NCR-IADS

JSpOC Space Fence NC3 FAB-T/AEHF

• Appropriate leadership level for scope of responsibility:

420+ Test Programs Over 560 personnel 38 on DDT&E/DOT&E Oversight $145M a year “income” 22 ACAT I/II Cyberspace Test Group 96 TW

96th CYBERSPACE TEST GROUP (Eglin, FL) Det 1 – TESTREP & OL (Hanscom, MA)

45th Test Squadron 46th Test Squadron 47th Cyber Test Squadron Business/Logistics Div (Eglin, FL) (Eglin, FL) (San Antonio, TX) (Eglin, FL)

Enterprise Systems Test Kill Chain Test Squadron Cyber Test Squadron Integration Division Squadron 45th Test Squadron Enterprise System Test 96 TW

Command & Control Mission Planning

Business Enterprise 46th Test Squadron Kill Chain Testing 96 TW Find…Fix…Track…Target…Engage…Assess

Sensors & Defensive Sys

Black Dart

Link-16 JSTARS 47th Test Squadron Cyber & Security 96 TW Offensive & Defensive Capabilities

Cybersecurity Aircraft & Avionics Cybersecurity Full Battlespace Test 96 TW

Command & Control, Datalinks, Weapons, and Interactions

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NIPRnet Only LAN Cables N = NIPRnet Positions # = TBMCS Unique SIPRnet Only LAN Cables S = SIPRnet Positions # = TBMCS Interfaces NIPR/SIPR LAN Cables T = JWICS Positions # = AOC WS Unique JWICS/SIPR LAN Cables # = Eglin NIPR # = Eglin SIPR # = Performance NOTE: NIPR/SIPR/JWICS LAN Cable runs are for Flexibility to Support Mission–NIPR/SIPR/JWICS will NOT be Mixed!! Challenges 96 TW • Mission growth

• Agile software fielding paradigm shift

• Integrated DT/OT/Cyber Testing

• Risk tradeoffs

• Adaptive Networks & Artificial Intelligence Questions 96 TW