1. A Cyber Security Company June 16, 2009 Cyber Security: Current Events and White House Cyberspace Policy Review

2. A Cyber Security Company Contents  Cyber Breach Snapshot  Why Cyber Security Is Critical  Moving Forward  Current Events  San Antonio – A Hub to Cyber Security  Administrations Top Considerations  Where are We Today

3. A Cyber Security Company Cyber Breach Snapshot Breaches are wide-spread and growing. DHS estimates attacks up 800% 2005 – 2007—estimates often low. Our company alone has thousands of attempted probes per week Attacks cost more than $8 billion over 2 years; $100+ million in 6 months. Federal BreachesOverall Breaches

4. A Cyber Security Company Computer Spies Breach Fighter Jet - WSJ Electricity Grid in U.S. Penetrated by Spies - WSJ Estonia Denial of Service Attacks (2006)

5. A Cyber Security Company Why Cyber Security Is Critical  Cyber space now recognized as critical to our lives and national defense - Bank accounts - Stock markets - Insurance claims - Medical records - Nuclear/electric plants and utilities  Attempts against U.S. critical assets are increasing –Some are foreign government-sponsored. Some obviously successful  Effects will be powerful and destructive.

6. A Cyber Security Company Moving Forward  Federal, State, local governments should work with industry in advance to improve plans and resources to cyber security incidents. What needs to be done? –Detect –Prevent –Respond –Mitigate  Cyberspace cannot be secured without regulation - Voluntary regulation is not the right solution

7. A Cyber Security Company Moving Forward  We must do a better job in properly configuring software products –Configuring software products for security is expensive and often produce new vulnerabilities –We are spending more to ensure that software is securely configured and to patch software defects than what the product itself is worth  We must improve the acquisition process for hardware/software

8. A Cyber Security Company Current Events…  President Obama – “We’re not as prepared as we should be, as a Government or as a country.”  NSA Director General Alexander “The United States must defend against a cyber attack by going after the botnets at their point of origin”  General Schwartz USAF Chief of Staff – “We’ve regarded network protection and security as the “Comm Guy’s Job,” and as a user inconvenience. THIS MUST NOT LONGER BE THE CASE”.  Johnnie Hernandez – “We don’t have enough trained people to mitigate all of the probes and attacks occurring in our network systems”

9. A Cyber Security Company San Antonio – A Hub to Cyber Security  NSA West  AF Cyber Command in San Antonio  Birthplace of AF Information Warfare/Information Operations  Wealth of talent in the local area  Public/private partnerships with academia  Ranked “The Most prepared community in the nation” for cyber security  Plus, all the other great things SA has to offer (i.e. 2007 List of best cities…)

10. A Cyber Security Company Administrations Top Considerations  Appoint a cyber security policy official responsible for coordinating the Nation’s cyber security policies and activities  Initiation of a national public awareness and education campain to promote cyber security  Develop a framework for research and development strategies

11. A Cyber Security Company Policy Analysis & Insights Top ConsiderationsAnalysis OverallGood first-step, but few immediate steps forward PriorityCritical - Overdue Reporting StructureReports to Nat’l Security Council and Nat’l Economic councils – OMB oversight for proper budgeting FundingGood. $17 billion expected to be increased. $100 million spent last 6 mos. alone fixing damage. Top Priorities - Awareness - Education - Timing Slow Critical Couldn’t come fast enough

12. A Cyber Security Company WHERE ARE WE TODAY  - Leaders must all realize that hackers are constantly trying to steal information  Adversaries are on a wartime footing  Cyber security is a growth issue

13. A Cyber Security Company Questions?

14. A Cyber Security Company June 16, 2009 Cyber Security: Current Events and White House Cyberspace Policy Review