1. Headquarters U.S. Air Force
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SAF/CIO A6 Mission Brief
Lt Gen William Bender
Chief, Information Dominance Chief Information Officer 1

2. SAF/CIO A6 Organization
Lieutenant General Bill Bender
Chief, Information Dominance
Chief Information Officer
Mr. William Marion, II
Deputy Chief, Information Dominance
Deputy Chief Information Officer
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Col Stephen Day
Mobilization Assistant
Brig Gen Timothy Lunderman
Assistant for ANG Matters
Mr. Frank Konieczny
Chief Technology Officer
Support Staff A3 $
Vacant
Cyberspace Capabilities & Compliance (A6X)
Mr. Peter Kim
Chief Information Security Office (A6Z)
Maj Gen (sel) Patrick Higby Cyberspace Strategy & Policy (A6S)
Brig Gen Kevin Kennedy Cyberspace Ops & Warfighting Integration (A3C/A6C)
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3. SAF/CIO A6 Directorates
Cyberspace Strategy
Enterprise IT Integration
Enterprise Architecture
Cyberspace Strategy and Policy (A6S)
Force Development
Cyberspace Policy, Guidance & Oversight
Cyberspace Governance, Programs and Transformation (A6X)
SAF/CIO A6 Programming, Budgeting, and Execution
IT Compliance
Info Programs Oversight
AF IT Budget Reporting
IT Governance
AF IT/Cyberspace Portfolio Management $
VACANT
Chief Information Security Office (A6Z)
Chief Information Security Officer
Cybersecurity
Centralized mission analysis (ECRM)
Develop CISO Resourcing Strategy
Operationalize Command Cyber Readiness Inspections (CCRI)
Implement Risk Management Framework (RMF)
Example
Cyberspace Ops & Warfighting Integration (A3C/A6C)
Cyberspace Operations Capabilities
Warfighting Integration
C2/ISR Integration
AF Capability Development Shaping and Requirements Coordination
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4. Air Force Information Dominance Strategy
The four Strategic Goals are as stated in the Information Dominance Flight Plan version 3 (To-Be).
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5. Our Priorities Support Transition to Joint Information Environment
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Support Transition to Joint Information Environment
Transform IT/Cyberspace Career Force Development
Lead Cyberspace Security & Operations Task Force
Operationalize CIO Authorities/Responsibilities

6. Strategy to Task Innovation Fund Joint Info Environment
Increase Effectiveness of AF Core Missions
Joint Information Environment Infrastructure
Apps Rat
DC Tech
Cyber & Weapons Systems Security
Increase Cybersecurity of AF Systems & Info
Cyber Security
Innovation
Fund
Improve Agility and Accuracy of Operations
With a contiguous crosswalk from the AF Strategic Master Plan to the AF Information Dominance Flight Plan to specific initiatives, SAF/CIO A6 submitted the following four Planning Choices to resource an enterprise-level, foundational IT backbone:
- Joint Information Environment Infrastructure: Build the future digital operating environment required for warfighting in the Information Age
-- AF set to begin migrating first region to the agency tier of NIPR JRSS in Aug 16 pending an operations validation; this will replace to the AFNET Gateways with a joint capability
-- AF is the lead implementer on behalf of DISA for SIPR JRSS; the design is very similar to AF SIPR C2 Nodes and migrations begin Oct 16
-- $330M approved by the AF during the FY17 POM to fund JRSS through the FYDP
- Cyber Security: Operationalize an enduring framework identified by Task Force Cyber Secure to increase cyber support to AF Core Missions by furthering and/or initiating foundational cyber security measures
- Enterprise Services: Deliver common IT services and capabilities to all Airmen and reduce the cyber security vulnerabilities exposed by fractured fielding and support of digital solutions
- Innovation: A framework and resources to deliver priority digital solutions with speed and agility to enhance the execution of the AF Core Missions
-- Many types of funds that are functionally driven though transparent governance
IT for Power Projection
Realize efficiencies through innovative IT solutions
Enterprise Support Agreements
Cloud
IT/P3
AF Strategic Master Plan
The Vision
Information Dominance
Flight Plan
Measures of Effectiveness
Delivery Approach
The Initiatives
Planning Choices
Programs

7. Where We Are
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8. Where We’re Going Continue legacy IT services
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Continue legacy IT services
Incorporate sensors and establish a military Internet of Things
Create an “As a Service” environment
Build foundations for a digital ecosystem
Ecosystem must support data to inform decisions and assure missions

9. 2016 Successes I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e
Established USAF-First Stand-Alone Chief Information Security Officer
Cyber Force Application Future Operating Concept Developed & Signed
Developed Reporting Process for Weapon Systems Cyber Incidents
Achieved Tanium and Cyber Mission Force IOC Milestones
Led Federal IT Dashboard reporting actions for 31 major AF IT investments; achieved first- ever 100% concurrence on program assessments/recommendations
Earned over $125M in end of year fallout funding to address various shortfalls in prioritized programs and unfunded requirements
Successfully fielded new AF IT Portfolio Management tool (Oracle OPPM) and attained IOC status; on target for Apr 2017 FOC and shutdown of EITDR
Consolidated 2K contracts into first-ever CISCO enterprise contract--$109M savings
15 Pathfinders for Cyber Squadron Initiative achieved initial training and equipment to
begin Mission Defense Team objectives for mission assurance
Executed additional duty and ancillary training reductions; updated, reduced, and aligned
Air Force Cyberspace Policies

10. Questions
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