Armstrong Atlantic State University

Regional Center for Cyber Security

Education and Training

January 2003
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Outline

Collaborators
Why Develop a Cyber Security Center?
Cyber Security Center Overview
Objectives
Budget

Ray Greenlaw, School of

Outline

Collaborators
Why Develop a Cyber Security Center?
Cyber Security Center Overview
Objectives
Budget

Ray Greenlaw, School of

Collaborators
William Baugh
Savannah Technology Group

Jeff Buerstatte
U.S. Attorneys Office,
Southern District of Georgia

Demery Bishop
Savannah Crime Stoppers

Michael Donahue
Regional Educational Services,
Armstrong Atlantic State University

Dan Drake
U.S. Attorneys Office,
Southern District of Georgia

Jon Feldman
Chatham County

Jim Goodlett

Stephen Jodis
School of Computing,
Armstrong Atlantic State University

Nathan Katzif
Katzif Consulting

Michael Lee
Memorial Health University,
Medical Center

Letty Shearer
Economic Development,
Armstrong Atlantic State University

Walter Silverman
Micrographic Sciences

Mark Woodruff
Hancock, Askew & Co.

VeriSign

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Collaborators

Bluewater Technologies
Chatham County
Chatham County District Attorneys Office
Chatham County Police Department
City of Savannah
Entre Solutions
Federal Bureau of Investigation
George Washington University
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Georgia Ports Authority
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Collaborators

Georgia Public Safety Training Center

GO Software
Gulfstream
Hancock, Askew & Co.
Memorial Health University
Medical Center
Micrographic Sciences
Ogeechee Technical College
Savannah Crime Stoppers
Savannah Police Department
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Collaborators
Savannah Technology Group
Southeastern Law Enforcement
Training Center
The Southern Company
(Savannah Electric and Power)
VeriSign

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Outline

Collaborators
Why Develop a Cyber Security Center?
Cyber Security Center Overview
Objectives
Budget

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Why Develop a Cyber Security Center?

Cyber Crimes
Types of computer-related crimes.

Identity Theft
Transmitting Child
Pornography

Theft of Intellectual
Property
Cyberstalking
Copying or Distribution
of Computer Programs
Unauthorized Access to
Computer
Computer Sabotage
Computer Forgery
Bank Card Fraud

Credit Card Fraud

10

15

20

25

30

35

Any Computer Crime

40

45

Percentages of surveyed prosecutor offices with at least one conviction.

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Why Develop a Cyber Security Center?

Cyber Crimes
Reported intrusions to law
enforcement
Reported intrusions
to law enforcement

32%

Internet
connection
cited
Internet
connection
cited
point
of attack
more
asas
point
of attack
more
frequently
than
internal
frequently than internal
systems
systems
Acknowledged
financial
Acknowledged
financial
losses
due
to
computer
losses due to computer
breaches
breaches

74%
1

80%
90%

20

40

60

80

Detected
computer
Detected
computer
security
breaches
within
security
breaches
within
months
thethe
lastlast
12 12
months
100

Percentage of users surveyed.

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Why Develop a Cyber Security Center?

Criminal Watch
http://criminalwatch.com/resources/cybercrime.asp

United States Internet Crime Task Force

Computer Crime and Intellectual
Property Section (CCIPS)
McAfee Anti-Virus Emergency
Response Team (AVERT)
Carnegie Mellon CERT Coordinator
Center
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Why Develop a Cyber Security Center?

Target Audiences
Person Specific
Corporate User
Consumer User

Device Specific
Telephones
Wireless Cell Devices
Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs)

Network Specific
Wireless Carriers Transport
Local Area, Metropolitan Area, and Wireless Area
Networks
Internet

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Why Develop a Cyber Security Center?

National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace
Level 1: Home User and Small Business
Level 2: Large Enterprises
Level 3: Critical Sectors
Level 4: National Priorities

Military Bases
Coast Guard Facilities
Ports of Embarkation/Debarkation
Vulnerable and Potentially Exploitable
Coastal Area

Level 5: Global
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Why Develop a Cyber Security Center?

Regional Needs
Law Enforcement

Cyber Forensic Training

Litigation Support
Analyst Training
Electronic Evidence and Internet Law Expertise
Real-Time Search and Seizure
Authentication Center
Link Analysis
Encrypted Vault

Financial/Banking Institutions
Health Care Industry
Health Insurance Portability and
Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA)
Electronic Patient Record

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Outline

Collaborators
Why Develop a Cyber Security Center?
Cyber Security Center Overview
Objectives
Budget

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Cyber Security Center Overview

Background
September 2002
5th Science Symposium in Savannah
National Initiatives
Presidents Critical Infrastructure Board
The National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace
Cyber Security Research and Development Act

Location
Armstrong Atlantic State University
Department of Information Security
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Cyber Security Center Overview

Cyber Security Training and Education
Pre- and In-Service Professionals
Public and Private Sectors

Offerings
Continuing and Professional
Education Courses
Certified Training
Academic Degree Preparation
Applied Research
Brokering
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Outline

Collaborators
Why Develop a Cyber Security Center?
Cyber Security Center Overview
Objectives
Budget

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Objectives
Sponsor, Coordinate, and Provide
Cyber Security Training to Private and
Public Sector
Serve as Cyber Security Hub,
Broker, and Resource Center
Provide Cyber Security Education for
Certification and Academic Degrees
Conduct and Foster
Cyber Security Research
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Outline

Collaborators
Why Develop a Cyber Security Center?
Cyber Security Center Overview
Objectives
Budget

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Budget (5 Years)
Personnel
Faculty
Graduate Research
Assistants
Instructors
$11 Million

Equipment
Network
Infrastructure
Smart Classrooms
$10 Million
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Construction

Analysis Laboratories (2)

Classrooms (3)
Office Space
$6 Million

Operating Expenses
Events Money
Visitors Fund
$3 Million

Total
$30 Million
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