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1 1 NASA (GSFC) Security Practices NOTE: Intent is to provide enough detail to compare & contrast various the various Agency practices in order understand where differences lie and eventually determining how to create standards DRAFT

2 2 AGENDA Agency Background Overall Agency Security Policies Mission Specific Security Practices – Ground segment – Space segment

3 3 Types of Mission Earth, Moon, Mars and beyond – Man » Mercury, Gemini, » Apollo (Moon), » SpaceLab, » Shuttle, » ISS

4 4 AGENCY BACKGROUND (Cont) – Unmanned » Earth/Climate science (proving remote sensing) Polar Orbiting – Terra, Aqua, Aura, ICEsat, LandSat, NPOESS LEO – TRMM, QuickScat, Sorce, UARS, ERBS, Topex GeoStationary – GOES – TDRSS » Solar Science SOHO, SDO, WIND, Polar » Lunar LRO

5 5 » Planetary MRO, Mars Rovers, Cassini, Kepler, Voyager » Deep Space HST, XTE, MAP, FAST/SWAS, Femmi(GLAST) – Ground Network » WFF, PF, MGS, Hawaii, Mila, Malindi » DSN (Goldstone, Madrid, Canberra) » Commercial (USN, Norway, – Space Network TDRS-WSC (WSGT/STGT/Guam), Specialties – TDRSS, DSN, FDF

6 6 OVERALL AGENCY SECURITY POLICIES Physical security – HSPD-12, Personnel Identification Validation (PIV) – NPR 1600.1, NASA Security Program Procedural Requirements (Guards, Badges, Personnel Screening, Keys, Keycards) – NPD 1600.2 NASA Security Policy – NPR 1620.2 Physical Security Vulnerability Risk Assessments – NPR 1620.3 Physical Security Requirements for NASA Facilities and Property – NPD 1660.1 NASA Counterintelligence (CI) Policy – NPR 1660.1, Counterintelligence (CI)/Counterterrorism (CT) Procedural Requirements

7 7 Enterprise It Security Enterprise IT security – Enterprise Architecture » Goddard Directives Management System (GDMS) » Common Badging and Access Control System (CBACS) implements PIV-2 badges) » NASA Account Management System (NAMS) » NASA Application Tracking Tool (NAT) » IdMAX (Validate ID/Personnel Screening) » NASA Operational Messaging & Directory Services (NOMAD) MAJOR PLANNED NOMAD OUTAGE - April 25 & 26, 2009 (NoMail) » R2D2 » Security Operation Center (SOC) at ARC

8 8 Mission systems security practices Ground segment – NPR 7120.5 (NPR 7120.7 is not mission IT) – NPD 2810 (IT Security Policy Directive) – NPR 2810.1A (IT Security Policy Requirements) – Federal » OMB Circular A-130 Appendix III » FISMA 2002 Categorization, Risk Assessment, Security Plans, Security Controls (NIST SP 800-53), Information Security Agreements, Plan of Actions & Milestones.

9 9 Mission systems security practices Space segment – GPD 7120.1A GSFC Space Assess Protection Policy » Payload classification (NPR 8705.4) » Center Management shall… (1-3) » Mission Management Shall… (1-7) » Space Protection Systems Mission Office shall, (1- 14

10 10 MISSION SPECIFIC SECURITY PRACTICES (1) Ground Segment – Access controls » Role? » Person? » Console? – Security services employed » Confidentiality » Authentication » Integrity » Key management – Network interconnection » Air-gapped? » Interconnected with enterprise?

11 11 MISSION SPECIFIC SECURITY PRACTICES (2) Space Segment – Security services employed: » Confidentiality » Authentication » Integrity » Emergency commanding » Key management » Access controls » Denial of Service protection Frequency hopping? Spread spectrum? Others?


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