TRANSPORTATION SECTOR NETWORK MANAGEMENT

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TRANSPORTATION SECTOR NETWORK MANAGEMENT
Briefing for Aviation Security Advisory
Committee January 11, 2006
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TRANSPORTATION SECTOR NETWORK MANAGEMENT
THE TRANSPORTATION SECTOR NETWORK CONCEPT

• ASYMETRIC
• DYNAMIC
• GLOBAL

RAIL
MARITIME
GENERAL AVIATION
HIGHWAY
INTERNATIONAL
TRANSIT
AIRPORTS
AIRLINES
PIPELINE
CARGO
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TRANSPORTATION SECTOR NETWORK MANAGEMENT
TSNM MIRRORS INDUSTRY

• ASYMETRIC
• DYNAMIC
• GLOBAL

RAIL
MARITIME
GENERAL AVIATION
HIGHWAY
INTERNATIONAL
TSNM
AIRLINES
TRANSIT
AIRPORTS
CARGO
PIPELINE
INTERNATIONAL
INDUSTRY

• ASYMETRIC
• DYNAMIC
• GLOBAL

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It takes a network to fight a network.
TRANSPORTATION SECTOR NETWORK MANAGEMENT
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Transportation Sector Network Management
Transportation Sector Network Integration Policy
and Planning TVC Stakeholder
POL
GM
StH
PRO
TVC
Assistant Director Transportation Sector Network
Management
Business Management Office Human
Capital Resource Mgmt Communications Performance
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TRANSPORTATION SECTOR NETWORK MANAGEMENT
GENERAL MANAGERS

• General Managers are responsible for the security
  of their mode.
• Maintain complete visibility into their mode.
• Each General Manager has four key enablers
• Policy
• Programs
• Stakeholder Relations
• Threat Vulnerability and Consequence (TVC)

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TRANSPORTATION SECTOR NETWORK MANAGEMENT
GENERAL MANAGER INFORMATION FLOW
Security Operations
Ops Process Tech
Law Enforcement

• FSDs
• Stakeholder Liaison

• FAMS
• AFSD-LE

• Training
• Technology

Industry Trade Associations
International Transportation Enterprise
Government Agencies Organizations
Private Industry
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Transportation Sector Network Management

• Acting General Managers

• Airlines
• David Bernier
• Airports
• Charlotte Bryan
• Cargo
• Mo McGowan
• General Aviation
• Rob Rottman
• Highways
• Dan Hartman

• International
• Rich Stein
• Maritime
• Steve Rybicki
• Mass Transit
• Pete Loverso
• Pipeline
• Jack Fox
• Rail
• Jamie Clarkson

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TRANSPORTATION SECTOR NETWORK MANAGEMENT
QUESTIONS AND COMMENTS