A Secure NEC-enabling Architecture

A Secure NEC-enabling Architecture: Disentangling Infrastructure, Information and Security

Boonstra, D.
Hartog, T.
Schotanus, H.A.
Verkoelen, C.A.A.

2011

The NATO Network-Enabled Capability (NNEC) study envisions effective and efficient cooperation among the coalition partners in missions. This requires information sharing and efficient deployment of IT assets. Current military communication infrastructures are mostly deployed as stand-alone networked information systems operating at the System High mode. This impedes the ability to support effective and efficient information sharing. This paper describes a security architecture for deployed military communication infrastructures based on new advanced security concepts. The objective of this security architecture is to facilitate an infrastructure that provides flexible and efficient use of technical resources and enables controlled exchange of information.

Network Enabled Capabilities
Security
System High
Network Architecture
Communication Infrastructure
Information Security
Protected Core Networking
Trusted Operating Systems
Cryptography
Labelling
Release mechanisms
Information Society
Communication & Information
ISEC - Information Security
TS - Technical Sciences

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IEEE

MILCOM 2011 - 2011 IEEE Military Communications Conference, 7-10 November 2011, Baltimore, MD, USA

conference paper