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NextGen Conference Bristol 15 Nov 2011
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www.thalesgroup.com
Next Generation Networks & Services: Secure and Future-Proofed
Trent T Holmes - General Manager
Network Solutions
2 / 2 / How technology from Thales is used in the UK
…Every day, all over the UK, people rely on Thales’s real-time information systems
u Government u Defence u Cyber (Government Advisors) u Aerospace u Telecoms u Banking u Finance u Energy u Rail transport u Air travel
3 / 3 / Thales UK
Thales has 8,000 people in more than 40 locations in
the UK 2010 Sales: £1.5Bn Group Revenue:
£13.1Bn
Design Innovation
National State of the Art Network Operations
Running Digital Regions Network
Technology Agnostic
Local Tailor Made Services
Built and Operating the Digital Region Network
Total network length 1,200Km
1589 street cabinets. DRL is delivering PSN
Services Today
PSN Leader
4 / 4 / Superfast Broadband – Why are we doing this?
u The following are extracts from ‘Britain’s Superfast Broadband Future’ (December 2010)
£ Access to broadband can also help encourage greater innovation
£ Superfast broadband can help improve the quality and delivery of public services
£ Superfast broadband can also play an important role in quality and delivery of healthcare services
£ Tele-working can l Reduce barriers to entering the labour market
l Potentially contribute to the reduction in traffic congestion and carbon emissions
£ Address the digital divide
u Government intervention is not just about cables in the ground £ So the challenge is how to deliver these benefits safely
5 / 5 / Thales UK
Total numbers of schools that will connect to the DRL network: Barnsley – 94 schools Doncaster – 80 schools Rotherham – 77 schools Sheffield – 169 schools
All 4 Local AuthoriEes in South Yorkshire already have PSN services across the network
When completed it will cover a populaEon of over 1.3million ciEzens, 546,000 homes and 40,000 businesses.
How Thales & Digital Region are transforming the South Yorks Region To establish South Yorkshire as the leading digital region in the EU
To support Economic Development, Social Inclusion and the efficient delivery of public sector services in the region
Bakersfield Court, a sheltered housing accommodaEon in Rotherham. All people who took part were over the age of 65 and had between no and very liYle experience of using the Internet
The first phase of the network build is on track to be completed in December 2011.
This will include 545km of new fibre opEc duct, 36 exchanges, and 1,359 street cabinets.
6 / 6 / Secure and Future Proofed Networks – Objective
u As part of the UK Government's “Public Services Network” (PSN), all IT networks operating across the public sector need to comply with a common framework allowing them to share services
u The Public Services Network will enable collaboration - and substantial cost savings - across 4 million employees from government departments, agencies and local authorities
u Eg: Yorkshire Accreditation Programme
u Assured the Cabinet Office of the confidentiality, integrity and availability of the PSN Cyber solution
7 / 7 / What does this mean?
u Schools Online u 125 schools are connected to the Digital
Region network, in total 420 will be. u Approximately 45,000 school children have
access to superfast broadband
u Improved healthcare services
u Confidential Tax Returns
u Public engage in secure environment
“Every community in the UK will have access to superfast broadband by 2015” Jeremy Hunt - Culture Secretary
8 / 8 / Secure and Future Proofed Networks – Requirements?
u Fully manned Network Operations
Centre (NOC), operating 24/7, E2E network management/fault restoration
u Fully managed Incident, Event and Problem management structure and escalation processes
u Fully manned Security Operations Centre (SOC), offering network protective monitoring capability
9 / 9 / Secure and Future Proofed Networks – Requirements?
u Tried and tested Security processes
and procedures in place to ensure continuity and maintenance of security implementation
u Well established Change management process to ensure the necessary due care and diligence is taken with network configuration changes
u Security and Network availability are at the centre of the Network architecture and technical and non-technical security controls
10 / 10 / Secure and Future Proofed Networks – Requirements?
u PSN DNSP Service - CESG Pan
Govt Accredited and PSNA compliant
u PSNSP IL3 IP Service - CESG Pan Govt Accredited and PSNA compliant
u DNSP Service - 99.98% availability
u Ensure the Network Security developed and maintained in accordance with CAS(T) certification and PSN compliance requirements
11 / 11 / Secure and Future Proofed Networks – Challenges
u How can we motivate vendors to invest in the development of PSN assured products?
u How do we manage the Cyber aspects of Cloud computing ?
u How do we maintain Cyber security in an instant access environment?
12 / 12 / Secure and Future Proofed Networks – Summary
u Business understands the level of investment needed to be part of the PSN community and the benefits for doing so.
u PSN is a positive step towards setting a minimum acceptable level of security for public sector customers.
u Thales and DRL have already successfully delivered PSN in this challenging and heavily regulated environment.
u To generate further growth it is essential that the regulation & governance issues are tackled to open up the market at same speed as industry grows.
u Embed Security into the Public Sector engagement with the public.
Thales with DRL is one of the first telecommunications
providers in the UK to receive CESG Assured Service
(Telecoms) Scheme CAS(T) Certification