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1 Secure Interoperability within the Defence Supply Chain Colin Nash – Business Development Manager Thursday 28 th October 2010

1 Secure Interoperability within the Defence Supply Chain Colin Nash – Business Development Manager Thursday 28 th October 2010

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Secure Interoperability within the

Defence Supply Chain

Colin Nash – Business Development Manager

Thursday 28th October 2010

Introduction

• How Deep-Secure have used the Transglobal Secure Collaboration

Programme (TSCP) specification to enable interoperability within the

Defence Supply Chain.

• The UK MOD sponsored the demonstration of secure information exchange

in the supply chain at CWID 2010

– Based on a Deep-Secure interoperability demonstration incorporating

BAE Systems and TSCP (CertiPath)

– Helping to understand applicability of the solutions to enable better

sharing of information between MOD and supply chain organisations

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Secure Interoperability within the Defence Supply Chain

• The aim of TSCP is provide a secure means of exchanging

information between Aerospace and Defence Companies and the

Government Organisations they deal with, such as UK MOD, US

DOD and NL MOD

• This is achieved through the adoption of common standards for

secure email and document labelling

• Deep-Secure is a Silver Member of TSCP

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Deep-Secure Mail Guard

www.tscp.org

Aim of the CWID 10 Trial

To demonstrate secure messaging capabilities using the TSCP specification

Enabled by the Deep-Secure Mail and Directory Guard

Configured for: Encryption and Decryption of SMIME messages Secure Storage of certificates Organisational security policy enforcement Virus scanning Content Analysis Release Control Label checking and transformation Certificate LDAP Lookup

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CWID Architecture

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PKI Cross Certification

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PKI Cross Certification

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Email Preparation

MOD User finding external user encryption certificate

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MOD User Sending encrypted email to an external user

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Email Receipt and Verification (Bolden James)

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Email Receipt and Verification (Titus Labs)

TSCP Secure Email v1Demo

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TSCP Secure Email v2 Demo

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Summary

• By adopting common standards this approach allows members of the Supply Chain

community to:

– Securely Collaborate with partners

• Assured enforcement of consistent Security Policies

• Controlled release of information with strong message checking

• Enhanced security with the use of desktop encryption

• Adoption of Federated Identity and Access Management

• Integration of Public Key Infrastructure

– Reduce risk

• Data loss, Export Control transgressions, IPR breaches

– Improve efficiency

• Reduce cost for delivery and operational support

• Improve and align with the tempo of operations

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Booth Demonstration ArchitectureSecure Email, Web and Chat

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Thanks to Supporting Companies

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Key Contacts

Deep-Secure Limited

1 Nimrod House

Sandy’s Road

Malvern

Worcestershire

WR14 1JJ

+44 (0)1684 217070

www.deep-secure.com

Colin Nash

Business Development Manager

Telephone: +44 (0)7918 053 897

Email: [email protected]

Robin King

Head of Sales and Marketing

Telephone: +44 (0)7918 053 878

Email: [email protected]