1 University of Delaware Cyber Security Initiative/UDCSIDr. Starnes E. Walker Founding Director April, 2015

2 Cybersecurity InitiativeStarnes Walker, Director, Cybersecurity Initiative Previously CTO-US Fleet Cyber‐CMD & U.S. 10 Fleet & Exec DIR-Office of Naval Research/Department of Navy, Defense Threat Reduction Agency-DoD—Senior Exec Service/SES Member Appointments Director of Research, SES, U.S. Department of Homeland Security Gov. Jack Markel, State of the State (1/23/14): Our institutions of higher education are positioning themselves to take a leadership role in this area and I am pleased to join with them to launch the Delaware Cyber Initiative.

3 UDCSI Overview Key initiatives and programs spanning all 7 UD CollegesFocus on training, education, and research addressing capability gaps for industry, small business & Government/Military UD partners

4 Cybersecurity InitiativeGoal — Establish a regional Cybersecurity coalition and UD Cybersecurity Initiative that capitalize on strategic advantages Geographic location Unique academic, government and private sector partnerships Strategy — Develop high visibility research and education programs Today’s Objective — Bring coalition partners together to guide program development and next steps

5 University of Delaware Cyber Security Initiative Advisory CouncilRADM-Ret Jay M. Cohen, Principal-Chertoff Group (former Chief of Naval Research & DHS Under Secretary-S&T) RADM-Ret Bill Leigher, Director-Advanced Solutions-Raytheon, (former Director-Information Dominance N2/N6 (Intelligence & Operations) of the OPNAV Staff supporting the Chief of Naval Operations & founding Deputy Commander U.S. Fleet Cyber Command/U.S. 10th Fleet) Dr. Dale Klein, Associate Vice Chancellor for Research-The University of Texas System (former Assistant to the Secretary of Defense-Nuclear, Chemical, & Biological/directly reporting to the Secretary of Defense & Chairman-Nuclear Regulatory Commission) Dr. Arden Bement, former Chief Global Affairs Officer & David A. Ross Distinguished Professor of Nuclear Engineering-Purdue University and former Director-National Science Foundation & Director-NIST Stephen Kelly, Senior Vice President & President-Battelle National Security, Battelle Memorial Institute Charles Palmer, CTO Security & Privacy & Member IBM Academy of Technology, IBM Dr. Lane Arthur, Vice President-Information Protection & CIO, DuPont Pioneer Cynthia Frick, Senior Vice President & Senior Architect Manager-Global Information Security, Bank of America LTG-ret Guy Swan, Vice President-Association of U.S. Army, former Commander-Army North, Ft Sam Houston and Director-Operations/J3 U.S. Northern Command & NORAD Maj Gen Tom Thomas (USAF-R), Commander-DE Air National Guard & Assistant to the Commander-U.S. Cyber Command & Director-NSA, (also Senior Vice President-Bank of America) (Maj Gen-ret) Dr. Paul Nielson (former Commander-Air Force Research Laboratory), Director-Software Engineering Institute, Carnegie-Mellon University David DeWalt, Chairman & CEO, FireEye, Inc. Joseph Hammer, Managing Director-Information Technology & Services, Morgan Stanley Thomas Quinn, Technology Controls Officer, JPMorgan Chase

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7 The Cyber Environment Cyberspace is where the Nation stores its treasure (intellectual property) and its wealth (money) Benefits: National security Economic competiveness Public safety Civil liberties & privacy People Cyber Identity Information Layer Physical Infrastructure Geographic Layer

8 A Disturbing Trend The Threat is Evolving

9 Nature of Cyberspace

10 Exponential Rates Library of Congress = 10 Terabytes 2012 2010 20085 Billion Exponential Rates Library of Congress = 10 Terabytes At best transmission line speed: • 1998 = 16.5 days • 2013 = seconds 634 Million 6.4 Billion 34% 2.3 Billion 2012 255 Million 5.3 Billion 28% 2010 10 Billion Mobile Devices Projected by 2016 (1.4 per person on the planet) 4 Billion 20% 187 Million 758 Million 2008 5% Facebook Launch, 2004 Reaches1 Billion Users, 2012 740 Million 2000 15.6 Million 42 Million 6

11 Convergence Opportunities & VulnerabilitiesAn effective cyber attack against the right sector could be devastating to the US economy Our adversaries are exploiting us; we must defend our networks Gathering Information; planning cyber operations Possible attribution of a cyber attack Intelligence collection & production more efficient & effective Ability to maneuver in cyberspace Convergence means we all operate on the same network…

12 THREAT ACTORS FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE HACKTIVISTS CRIMINAL ELEMENTSTERRORIST ACTS

13 Cybersecurity InitiativeEach year, JPMorgan Chase spends approximately $200 million to protect ourselves from cyberwarfare and to make sure our data are safe and secure. This number will grow dramatically over the next three years. More than 600 employees across the firm are dedicated to the task. And this number likely will grow as well. Jamie Dimon JPMC Chairman & CEO April 10, 2013 Letter to Shareholders

14 Cybersecurity InitiativeNo foreign nation, no hacker, should be able to shut down our networks, steal our trade secrets, or invade the privacy of American families, especially our kids. So we’re making sure our government integrates intelligence to combat cyber threats, just as we have done to combat terrorism. President Barack Obama 2015 State of the Union Address

15 Cybersecurity InitiativeEducational Programs •Certificate Program •Minor Degree •Masters Degree •4+1 Program •2+2 Program Partnerships •Corporate & Government •SAIC, JPMC, US Army (APG), DE DTI, DE NG Network Warfare Squad. •Academic •Del Tech, Harford CC, DSU Research •Fundamental Research •Network, Computer & Systems Security •Information Assurance •Cyber Defense and Offense •Behavioral Analysis •Classified Research Outreach •Student Internships •Summer K‐12 Camps •Bridge Programs •Workshops & Seminars •Business Cooperative Extension Educational Programs •Certificate Program •Minor Degree •Masters Degree •4+1 Program •2+2 Program Partnerships •Corporate & Government •SAIC, JPMC, US Army (APG), DE DTI, DE NG Network Warfare Squad. •Academic •Del Tech, Harford CC, DSU Research •Fundamental Research •Network, Computer & Systems Security •Information Assurance •Cyber Defense and Offense •Behavioral Analysis •Classified Research Outreach •Student Internships •Summer K‐12 Camps •Bridge Programs •Workshops & Seminars •Business Cooperative Extension

16 Cybersecurity InitiativeNSF Capacity Building Grant Broad Coalition of Partners UD, Del Tech, Harford I2WD, SAIC, JPMC, DE Capacity Building New Cybersecurity UD Faculty Pipeline of Graduates Research Activities Information Assurance Cyber Defense and Offense Classified Research Education Initiatives 2+2, Minor, MS, 4+1 Degree Programs Internship, K‐12 Summer Outreach Activities

17 Cybersecurity InitiativeGov. Jack Markel, State of the State (1/23/14): Our institutions of higher education are positioning themselves to take a leadership role in this area and I am pleased to join with them to launch the Delaware Cyber Initiative. Senators Carper and Coons and Rep. Carney at CSI kickoff press conference.

18 APG‐UD Partnership Flexible Educational ProgramsOn‐post courses, part‐time MS & PhD programs 19 Courses on post and 71 APG employee enrollees to date Substantial tuition discount: 45% (~$800/credit) Workforce development, student interns Client driven senior design capstone projects National Defense Research Focus Cyber security, high‐performance computing, sensing & systems, information processing UD‐RDECOM CRADA: ~30 SOWs Major contract participants NIST Cybersecurity FFRDC (MITRE, UM), TESS (BAH, DSCI), SSES NG (LEIDOS/SAIC), TIES (LEIDOS/SAIC, Praxis, EOIR), TAOSS (LEIDOS/SAIC) Facilities & Classified Research STAR Campus Cybersecurity Institute — new construction Institutional ability to conduct classified research 5+ faculty with clearances Key Partnerships Financial industry (JPMC, BoA), DOD (APG, DE NG, ONR, AFSOR), Academia (UM‐CP/BC, Purdue, UT, Cornell, Harford, DTCC)

19 On‐Post Courses APG On‐Post Courses Technical ConcentrationsInformation Assurance and Cybersecurity Optics and Photonics RF Technologies Software Engineering Communications and Signal Processing Computer Engineering Hi‐Performance Computing Introduction to Cybersecurity Optics Advanced Electromagnetics Software Process Management Digital Signal Processing Parallel Computer Architectures Advanced Cybersecurity Photonic Devices I Computational Electromagnetics Software Design Wireless Communications Computer Systems Design System Hardening & Protection Photonic Devices II Antennae Theory Software Requirements Communications Theory I Introduction to VLSI Design Digital Forensics Optical Properties of Materials Microwave Design I Software Testing and Maintenance Communications Theory II Pen Test and Reverse Engineering Microwave Design II Mobile Computing I Image Processing Secure Software Design Advanced Magnetic Materials Mobile Computing II Random Signal Theory Applied Cryptography Radar Systems Past, Current and Scheduled On‐Post Classes Future On‐Post Classes

20 Senior Design ProjectsCERDEC Inspired Senior Design Projects BREADCRUMBS Fall '14 ‐ Spring '15 AUTONOMOUS BREADCRUMBS THRIFTY POWER‐UP SCANNER Adaptive Vehicle Autopilot Dead Reckoning System Energy Harvesting Renewable Generation Battery Charging Pack 3D Scanner INERTIA Fall '13 ‐ Spring '14 TIGR TARGETER SNIFFER SKYRIM INERTIA ARES Tactical Ground Reporting System Distributed Sensors Array to Distinguish Gunfire from other noises & pinpoint the Gunshot Outdoor Roaming Robot with detachable Chemical Sensor and metal detector (for ECBC) Mapping and Recording Compact Camera System based on Quadcopters Stride Length Assisted Dead Reckoning System Biometric Authentication ‐ provides secure access through advanced iris scanning software SNIFFER SENSORS ICARUS Fall '12 ‐ Spring '13 SKYNET SWAG WALL‐E SENSORS WSN RAM COMMAND Collaborative Robotic Mapping Determining Location and Direction by Sound Triangulation Robotic Building Mapping with Panoramic Imag Sensor Net for Security SKYNET Hierarchical Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) for area monitoring and security Radio Assisted Mapping ‐ Establishing Team Member Location Using Radio Smartphone Application for the Command and Control of Unmanned Vehicles Fall '11 ‐ Spring '12 STALKER SkEYE ICARUS AR SCANNER Design a robot that will use GPS coordinates to drive to a target, avoiding obstacles as it travels design and build a small UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) and use it to collect a image map grid Create an flight control system for an Autonomous Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Design of an Android application which will implement a markerless type of augmented reality GUNSHOT Spring '11 GUNSHOT Gunfire Triangulation Via Sound WALL‐E

21 Cybersecurity InitiativeUD, State & Grant 5‐Year Investment: $10M Building a Cybersecurity Institute to UDCSI Leadership •Director, Dr. Starnes Walker •Deputy Director, Full Professor •Primary Faculty Members (6‐10) •Affiliated Faculty Members (20‐30) •Research & Policy Fellows, Postdocs, Graduate Students, Undergraduate Students •Entrepreneurs In Residence Educate current and future Cybersecurity professionals Develop the workforce and entrepreneurial activities critical to protecting regional infrastructure Serve as a regional research, testing, and evaluation resource Build a network of education, government, and private industry institutions jointly addressing Cybersecurity challenges Institute Infrastructure — STAR Campus Institute Office Suite Co‐Locate Primary Faculty, Students, Fellows, & Resident Collaborators •Cybersecurity Range •Real‐World Simulation Environment •Defenses and Offenses Training & Testing •Regional Resource — academic, state, and corporate simulation and training facility

22 Cybersecurity InitiativeMilestones & Timeline 2016+ •Formally established Cybersecurity Institute •Open new facilities, including Cybersecurity range 2015 •First Cybersecurity Minor Graduates •Cybersecurity MS and 4+1 programs •Cybersecurity workshop/Exec. training •NSA/DHS National Center of Academic Excellence Certification •Hire 1+ faculty member •Internship program •Corporate affiliates program •Secure significant sponsored programs 2014 •Hired •CSI Director, Walker •CSI faculty, Wang •Cybersecurity Minor •2+ courses added •Advisory Council •Distinguished Lecture series •Articulation agreements w/ DTCC & Hartford •Summer K‐12 programs begin 2013 •2 Cybersecurity courses added to curriculum •Cybersecurity faculty search initiated — Tenure‐Track & Adjunct 2012 •NSF Cybersecurity Capacity Building grant awarded

23 Cybersecurity InitiativeCybersecurity Cooperative Extension Cybersecurity Cooperative Extension Business Community State Government Academic Institutions Business Community State Government Academic Institutions Small Business Medium Business Large Business Department of Labor Department of Safety & Homeland Security Economic Development Office Department of Technology and Information University of Delaware Delaware State University Delaware Technical Community College Wilmington University Department of Safety & Homeland Security Medium Business Large Business Department of Labor Economic Development Office Department of Technology and Information Delaware Technical Community College Small Business University of Delaware Delaware State University Wilmington University Shared Resources •Best Practices •Timely Sharing of Information •Workshops Student Activities •Security Audits •Internships Community Outreach •Information Dissemination •Online eExtension •K‐12 Programs Shared Resources •Best Practices •Timely Sharing of Information •Workshops Student Activities •Security Audits •Internships Community Outreach •Information Dissemination •Online eExtension •K‐12 Programs

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25 Cybersecurity Education PortfolioWorkshops Executive Training Ph.D. Programs Elec. & Comp. Eng. Comp. Sci. Financial Services Analytics Contract Education Master’s Programs Cybersecurity Technology Cybersecurity Policy* 2+2 Programs with DTCC & Harford CC Graduate Certificates Four‐Year Programs Elect. & Comp. Eng., Com. Sci., Mgt. Inf. Sci. Cybersecurity Minor Two‐Year Programs Information Security & Assurance 4+1 Master’s Program Research & Internships

26 Cybersecurity MS & CertificatesMS Degree Requirements: 10 courses (30 cr) 5 Fundamentals of Cybersecurity† courses 5 courses in an area of Concentration Graduate Certificates can be earned in: Fundamentals of Cybersecurity Secure Software Secure Systems Security Analytics Secure Business Systems Certificate Requirements: 3 courses (9 cr) in Certificate Area. Fundamentals of Cybersecurity Certificate must be earned before Concentration Area Certificates. Fundamentals of Cybersecurity Secure Software Secure Systems Security Analytics Security Management Concentration Areas †Courses available online

27 Strategic Partnership VisionElectrical & Computer Engineering Expand a strategic partnership focused across all domains of Financial Service Analytics Value to JPMC Engage & Recruit Top Students – Average combined SAT score percentiles: UD Freshmen: 80th Engineering Freshmen: 89th Engineering Honors Freshman: 97th Business •Domain Knowledge & Applications Strategically Aligned Education and Research Programs – Programs aligned with critical needs Va lue to UD Quality Placement of Students Quantitative •Statistical Learning, Modeling & Algorithms Technology •Distributed & High Performance Hardware and Software Systems – Interns & BS, MS, and PhD grads Strategic Research Partnership with World‐Class Institution – Real‐world problem identification, data collection & access, unique perspective collaborators Financial Services Analytics

28 Broad Partnership InitiativesCreate Ta rgeted Clusters of Excellence High Performance Computing & Big Data Center Focus Areas: optimize data flow, cloud computing, date warehousing, data mining Current faculty (5); Targeted growth: faculty (+2), research & stipend collaborative support Financial Services Analytics Focus Areas: statistical modeling, machine learning Current faculty (4); Targeted growth: faculty (+3), research & stipend collaborative support Cybersecurity Initiative Focus Areas: Identity management, risk assessment, Cyber defense/offense, Cybersecurity range Current faculty (3); Targeted growth: faculty (+3), research & stipend collaborative support Software Engineering Focus Areas: requirements engineering, testing, process management Current faculty (3); Targeted growth: faculty (+2), research & stipend collaborative support Expanded Ta rgeted Degree Programs Financial Services Analytics PhD Cybersecurity Minor & MS 4+1 Programs Co‐Locate Ta rgeted Clusters & Collaborators —Modern Facilities Critical ECE & CIS Centers, Programs & Laboratories JPMC Innovation Center Visiting faculty, student interns, etc. Capstone projects engagement Targeted seminars Research Day, Senior Breakfast, etc., engagement

29 The CYBER time bomb Defense Industry: 97 Government Organizations: 98Annual cost of IP theft to US companies: $250 Billion Symantec estimate of costs due to global cyber crime: $388 Billion Amount McAfee estimates was spent globally on remediation: $1 Trillion Defense Industry: 97 Government Organizations: 98 Universities & Institutes: 576 Non-Defense Advanced Tech Sector: 1230 1/28/2013 4:37 PM

30 Major Partnerships Aberdeen Proving Ground (APG)/Cyber SecurityNIST Cyber Security FFRDC Awarded to MITRE led team--UMD/UD/UT-Dallas, San Antonio/UC-San Diego, Berkeley/MIT JPMorgan Chase, DuPont, IBM, General Electric, Raytheon, The Chertoff Group, Bank of America, Morgan Stanley, Battelle, U.S. Army U.S. Universities UofTX System, Carnegie Mellon-SEI, Purdue-DHS Visual Analytics Center of Excellence Department of Defense (ARL, ARO, ONR) Center for Composite Materials Centers of Excellence Department of Energy (DOE) PNNL, NREL, INL, Catalysis Center for Energy Innovation National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) National Center for Neutron Research UD Institutes and Centers CB2, CCM, CEEP, DBI, DENIN, DRI, DRC, and UDEI International Universities Peking, Tsinghua, SWUFE, Xiamen, National Taiwan University, National University of Singapore, National University of Colombia, and the Technion

31 UD Cybersecurity InitiativeElectrical & Computer Engineering Computer & Information Sciences Sociology & Criminal Justice Accounting & MIS Business Administration Economics Mathematics Academic Affiliates Corporate Affiliates Office of Economic Innovation & Partnerships Summer Programs Internships Bridge Programs Corporate Affiliates Program Cybersecurity Cooperative Extension Seminar Series Research Exchanges Joint & Adjunct Faculty Positions Faculty Development Certificate Program 2+2 Program Minor Degree Masters Degree / 4+1 Network, Computer & Systems Security Information Assurance Cyber Defense and Offense Behavioral Analysis Research Education Outreach Community Building

32 Cybersecurity Cooperative ExtensionCybersecurity Initiative Cybersecurity Cooperative Extension Business Community Small Business Medium Business Large Business State Government Department of Labor Department of Safety & Homeland Security Economic Development Office Department of Technology and Information Academic Institutions University of Delaware Delaware State University Delaware Technical Community College Wilmington University Shared Resources Best Practices Timely Sharing of Information Workshops Student Activities Security Audits Internships Community Outreach Information Dissemination Online eExtension K-12 Programs

33 UDCSI SUMMARY UDCSI spans Colleges at UD/Engineering, Business & Economics (financial analytics), Arts & Sciences, Earth/Ocean/Environment, & Health Sciences Advancing undergraduate/graduate education and cutting-edge research Building on quality and stature to address work force training & education Historically strong bond between UD & Corporate America, Government & Military Expanding strategic partnerships with University of Texas System, Purdue University’s DHS Visual Analytics Center, Carnegie Melon-Software Engineering Institute, & Intelligence & National Security Alliance Establishing senior advisory board-industry executives, former Government/Military senior leadership, & academia