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		The fundamental requirement for the SIPRNET is to provide a transmission medium to interconnect all subscriber systems, regardless of whether they are hosts, local distribution systems, or routers supporting a multitude of local systems.
		SIPRNET operators and administrators at the ROSCs are not responsible for subscribers' local systems, but need to be aware of subscriber networks as a potential source of problems.
		For a file to be passed by the C2 Guard from the SIPRNET to NATO or to the NIPRNET, the contents of the BC2A header must indicate that the file is releasable and the file-header combination must be digitally signed in an appropriate manner.
	hqdainet.army.mil /hqdasafe/documents/SIPRNET_SECURITY_PLAN.doc (19669 words)

	OIG Evaluation and Inspections Report I-2006-003
		SIPRNET provides secure classified Secret communications; access to Secret counter-terrorism reports, data, and analysis; and the capability to communicate electronic national security data among the USAO districts, other components, and other law enforcement and national security agencies.
		According to one intelligence research specialist, SIPRNET is vital for information sharing and validation, case analysis and development, situation awareness and risk assessment, and collaboration with other intelligence officers.
		Prior to the installation of SIPRNET at the USAOs, intelligence research specialists could not send classified electronic information from their office to members of the intelligence community or quickly access Secret counterterrorism reports, data, and analysis available to the rest of the intelligence community.
	www.usdoj.gov /oig/reports/EOUSA/e0603/results.htm (6462 words)

	SIGNAL Magazine
		The other is SIPRNET access across the wide user base.
		The SIPRNET capability allows users to control the actions of the satellite through the secure Internet network.
		This user would be determined by a simple algorithm that gates the requests according to established priorities.
	www.afcea.org /signal/articles/anmviewer.asp?a=41&print=yes (1686 words)

	SIPRNet Information
		All data transmitted on SIPRNet between secure facilities must be encrypted by approved NSA encryption systems.
		SIPRNet hosts a forum called CAVNET which is used in Iraq to share Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures data.
		SIPRNet supersedes the earlier DSNET 1, the SECRET level of the Defense Data Network based on ARPANET technology.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/SIPRNet (234 words)

	NSA seeks to open classified network to allies (5/17/07) -- www.GovernmentExecutive.com
		SIPRNet, a closed system with no access to the Internet, is the primary means by which commanders communicate secret military strategies worldwide.
		Military and security analysts said the move to open the secret network to allies is a significant but necessary step to cement military partnerships with those countries, which have engaged in operations in Afghanistan and Iraq and have participated in maritime patrols in the Pacific.
		For years, the four countries listed in the NSA briefing, along with other U.S. allies, have petitioned Defense to open SIPRNet to them so that they could have access to classified information they believed would help their militaries better coordinate operations with the United States.
	www.govexec.com /dailyfed/0507/051707bb1.htm (1368 words)

	Securing SIPRNet - By Jim Prohaska - Military Information Technology
		The diversity of the user population, the use of the CAC to support a wide variety of general applications and the wide dispersal of card inventory and issuance stations create inflexibility in supporting special token needs and make it impractical to achieve the assurance levels required by mission-critical environments.
		Since a higher-assurance token for SIPRNet is not intended to replace CAC as an ID card, it is both necessary and achievable to support Web-based lifecycle management without requiring costly, specialized issuance stations.
		With a number of factors making the CAC impractical for SIPRNet, an alternative token and management model is necessary to meet its operational and assurance requirements.
	www.military-information-technology.com /article.cfm?DocID=805 (1395 words)

	FCW.com - Fit to fight the info war?
		The report concluded that, among other problems, Pentagon information systems—such as the Secret IP Router Network (SIPRNET), over which classified messages are passed, and Defense Information Infrastructure (DII), the department's information backbone—are built on the same technology as the Internet.
		SIPRNET and three of the four systems are managed by the Defense Information Systems Agency.
		SIPRNET "is in fact an [IP] router network, and it uses many of the same kinds of hardware and software," according to the statement.
	www.fcw.com /article72999-03-11-01-Print&printLayout (608 words)

	Secret Internet Protocol Router Network (SIPRNET) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		SIPRNET is fast becoming the defacto standard of preferred data services, even over NIPRNET.
		The SIPRNET is the new, worldwide router-based network replacing the older X.25-based packet switched network (the Defense Secure Network One (DSNET1) of the Defense Data Network (DDN)).
		The SIPRNET WAN (as of 31 May 1995) consisted of a collection of 31 backbone routers interconnected by high-speed serial links to serve the long-haul data transport needs of secret-level DoD subscribers.
	www.fas.org /irp/program/disseminate/siprnet.htm (334 words)

	Nation & World: Remaking U.S. Intelligence - Part I: Introduction - US News and World Report
		Founded in April 2005, the DNI was to be the change agent in the Washington intelligence game, the outfit that would fix the spy agencies caught flat-footed by the 9/11 attacks and embarrassed by their failure to accurately diagnose the weapons threat from Saddam Hussein's Iraq.
		U.S. allies had long coveted SIPRNET access, but past efforts to share the information with them had foundered on the usual intelligence bugbear: "security concerns." Not this time, vowed DNI officials.
		Today, even with the SIPRNET chapter and other early successes, the DNI's effort to transform the nation's sprawling intelligence community is still in its early days.
	www.usnews.com /usnews/news/articles/061103/3dni.intro.htm (640 words)

	NRL Press Release (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		According to Dr. John Lee, NRL program manager, "The SIPRNet node and the sensor suite were installed in its entirety on one of NRL's P-3 research aircraft and participated in the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) Horizontal Fusion program demonstration exercise that took place in August 2004.
		Web-based tools developed under the OSD program, were employed on the airborne SIPRNet node, which allowed any number of users both direct collaboration with the P-3 sensor platform and access to P-3 sensor products via a Federated Web Search.
		To implement a complete solution, a low and a high host computer/server was integrated to the corresponding sides of the pump, to connect to the unclassified network and to the SIPRNet, respectively.
	www.nrl.navy.mil /pao/pressRelease.php?Y=2004&R=51-04r (784 words)

	Internets? \| MetaFilter
		NIPRNET and SIPRNET sound like seperate, secure data networks, perhaps not connected to or part of the Internet, using their backbone network and router system, and therefore not part of the Internet.
		NIPRNET and SIPRNET sound like separate, secure data networks, perhaps not connected to or part of the Internet, using their backbone network and router system, and therefore not part of the Internet.
		SIPRNET is the internal DoD classified network, and NIPRNET is the internal DoD un-classified network.
	www.metafilter.com /36250/Internets (2031 words)

	SIPRNET (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Although the SIPRNET uses the same communications procedures as the Internet, it has dedicated and encrypted lines that are separate from all other communications systems.
		Because the SIPRNET is an obvious target for hostile penetration, a number of strict security procedures are applied.
		Personnel with access to the SIPRNET must receive security awareness training at least once a year tailored to the SIPRNET system and the kinds of information accessed on that system.
	www.dss.mil /training/csg/security/S1class/Siprnet.htm (601 words)

	frontline: a company of soldiers: innovating & improvising \| PBS
		The technological is the creation of a SIPRnet (classified Internet) knowledge transfer system, accessible to company-level leaders, allowing them to rapidly share and integrate "actionable" (contextually-based) knowledge into their plan, prep, and execute cycle.
		In those areas where we have 100 percent company SIPR access, over 85 percent of the companies are using the system on a daily basis (without having to educate them on the system) and two-thirds of the battalions are integrating what is being posted into their daily orders.
		The first is to allow complete access to the CAVNET to any who have access to the SIPRnet -- I'm not interested in hoarding what is being shared -- again, increasing the tempo of operations to reflect reality on the ground.
	www.pbs.org /wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/company/lessons (2921 words)

	Collusion E-zine - Responses to What we can learn from the SIPRNET (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		With 20 years of experience as a network administrator in the navy, I can tell you all that SIPRNET is not a redundant system to NIPRNET.
		SIPRNET is used for more secret level operations..
		If Siprnet is physically redundant to Niprnet, I can only assume that both sets of cables were laid at the same time.
	www.collusion.org /Response.cfm?ID=140 (512 words)

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		SIPRNET Hub to which customer connection will be made.
		SIPRNet Access Assessment Form (Must be included in initial package) ____Yes: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 (circle applicable numbers) ____All No 5.
		SIPRNet Access Assessment If this document and its attachments are classified after completion, please call the SIPRNet Connection Approval Office at DSN 761-7956/7966 to coordinate a secure fax transmittal.
	www.creamergraphics.com /webs/DMSWEB/fielding/docs/siprnet_connection.doc (4763 words)

	Extended Desktop \| Extended PC \| Extended PCI \| Cubix Extended Desktops (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Intelligence community workers are often connected to multiple networks (such as SIPRNET) from their offices or work areas.
		Typically each worker requires three or more computers – the first connected to a highly classified SIPRNET network, the second to a classified network and the third to an unclassified network.
		Each of the three computers has a distinct route to the highly classified network, the classified SIPRNET network and the unclassified network.
	www.cubix.com /ls/lsd_scif.php (185 words)

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		The overarching objective of this experiment is to provide and launch an operationally relevant micro-satellite, with the ability to task and disseminate data through existing operational networks (SIPRNET), in less than 1 year and for less than $15M (to include launch costs).
		SIPRNET tasking and data dissemination of an Infrared Camera utilizing a new thermal imager (non-cryogenically cooled microbolometer FPA), thereby significantly reducing complexity (size, weight and power).
		SIPRNET tasking and data dissemination of a Visible Camera primarily to provide modest resolution but intuitive pictures for collective collaboration by an expanded user base.
	www.oft.osd.mil /initiatives/ors/tacsat_fact_sheet.cfm (818 words)

	AT&T Government Solutions Announces $9.4 Million Contract With U.S. Marine Corps
		SIPRNET is the largest interoperable command and control IP data network at the Department of Defense and is primarily used for the exchange of classified operational and tactical information at the SECRET classification level.
		"SIPRNET is a critical component for Marine Corps battlefield communications, and AT&T is proud to support this important project," said Don Herring, president of AT&T Government Solutions.
		SIPRNET supports the Global Command and Control System (GCCS), the Defense Message System (DMS), and numerous other applications.
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=109&STORY=/www/story/02-22-2007/0004532607&EDATE= (988 words)

	FCW.com News - Air Force piloting SIPRNET portal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The Air Force is developing a portal that runs on the Defense Department's Secret Internet Protocol Router Network (SIPRNET) in an attempt to provide air operations centers "point and click" access to an integrated set of secure information.
		Leslie Kenne, deputy chief of staff for warfighting integration at Air Force headquarters, said the SIPRNET portal is being tested as a way to eliminate the "disconnect between the force and the unit level" and will enable users to simply "point and click" to get the information they want.
		She said she saw the demonstration, or "first spiral," at the beginning of October and is confident that the SIPRNET portal will become operational.
	www.fcw.com /article78139 (435 words)

	SIGNAL Magazine
		The major adds that ground forces on the move could establish their own “cones of connectivity” by building a wireless network with wireless access points throughout the force.
		A ship with this type of wireless SIPRNET capability would be able to send a signal well into the stricken land areas to provide emergency high-bandwidth IP links with relief forces.
		If Inmarsat can serve as that gateway, then forward-deployed teams will be able to build their own wireless SIPRNET system using only an Inmarsat terminal to tie into the network.
	www.afcea.org /signal/articles/anmviewer.asp?a=986&print=yes (1714 words)

	Invention and Innovation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		With SIPRNET, a submarine can get new orders during a deployment, and then prepare for an entirely different tactical situation or operational environment without having to return home.
		And with the implementation of the Learning Management System (LMS), student information about completing SOBT modules will be transferred through the SIPRNET to assist in planning their future progress.
		Then, using SIPRNET connectivity, LMS content and performance data will be updated and maintained by the Submarine Officer Warfare Center staff.
	www.chinfo.navy.mil /navpalib/cno/n87/usw/issue_13/invention_innova.html (2855 words)

	E-mail and Internet Service To The Fleet
		They have the same kind of access on SIPRNET that they do on the NIPRNET," comments T. Thomas, Information Systems Manager for the NOC.
		While underway, the aircraft carriers and command ships provide connectivity to the battle group via HF or UHF line-of-sight.
		However, the software scans for viruses, not for classification breaches and only the attachments are scanned not the basic email.
	www.chips.navy.mil /archives/98_jul/c_ews3.htm (1311 words)

	Introduction to ARAT Services
		ARAT-SE’s Classified Infrastructure ensures that through dial up SIPRNet services, Warfighters are able to gain access to MDS files, as well as ASE mission essential information.
		The SIPRNet is just like the Internet, except encrypted (thus secure) at the SECRET Collateral level.
		You can access SIPRNet through a direct drop at your location or via a direct dial-up SIPRNet account that is offered by ARAT-SE Team at CECOM Software Engineering Center at Ft. Monmouth, NJ.
	www.sed.monmouth.army.mil /arat/ARAT/ARAT_information/arat_services/arat_services.htm (1856 words)

	SIPRNET Network Administrator (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The candidate is required to install and configure SIPRNET systems on customer’s floating assets, both independently and as a member of a team.
		The candidate may be required to analyze the customer’s SIPRNET Classified Local Area Networks, and provide required documentation to ensure the compliance with Defense Information Systems Agency, Joint Task Force-Global Network Operations SIPRNET connection requirements, and DOD Vulnerability Management System.
		The candidate will be available to attend meetings at customer location(s), to submit deliverables as necessary, and to conduct on-site vulnerability scans and system mitigations.
	washingtondc.craigslist.org /nva/tch/320028059.html (615 words)

	Introduction to ARAT Services
		ARAT-SE’s Classified Infrastructure ensures that through dial up SIPRNet services, Warfighters are able to gain access to MDS files, as well as ASE mission essential information.
		The SIPRNet is just like the Internet, except encrypted (thus secure) at the SECRET Collateral level.
		You can access SIPRNet through a direct drop at your location or via a direct dial-up SIPRNet account that is offered by ARAT-SE Team at CECOM Software Engineering Center at Ft. Monmouth, NJ.
	www.sec.army.mil /arat/ARAT/ARAT_information/arat_services/arat_services.htm (1856 words)

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		Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) provides fast reliable connectivity into the SIPRNET network through a node they have placed in the Systems Control facility at NCTAMS EURCENT Detachment Rota, Spain.
		A PDC funding code must be provided for DISA to establish the monthly billing account for service.
		Users must become familiar with the operational and physical security requirements necessary to attain SIPRNET DIAL-IN AND DIRECT CONNECT ACCESS accreditation to operate their SIPRNET circuit.
	www.rota.navy.mil /nctams/docs/SIPRNET_Access.doc (545 words)

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