Intro: Introduction and expert Q&A on the Global Secure Network (GSN) and its three pillars—CSfC, SCSS, and MILS—modernizing classified transport and security across the Army.
What you’ll learn: CSfC dual-layer encryption use cases; SCSS enterprise SIPR service model and benefits; MILS domain separation enabling shared infrastructure for NIPR/SIPR/MPE; transition benefits to a flexible, mobile classified enterprise.
Who should attend: Security architects, network security engineers, installation IT leads, mission partner integrators.
Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this session, attendees will be able to:
- Describe the three foundational pillars of the Global Secure Network (GSN)—CSfC, SCSS, and MILS—and their role in modernizing classified transport across the Army.
- Analyze Commercial Solutions for Classified (CSfC) dual-layer encryption use cases for secure communications.
- Evaluate the operational benefits of the Secret Classified Security Services (SCSS) enterprise SIPR service model.
- Explain how Multiple Independent Levels of Security (MILS) domain separation enables shared infrastructure for NIPR, SIPR, and MPE environments.
- Assess deployment, accreditation, and interoperability strategies necessary for transitioning to a flexible, mobile classified enterprise network.