Boeing Security

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Boeing Security Fire Protection Protecting our
Company now and in the Future

• Greg Gwash
• Boeing
• Chief Security Officer
• April 19, 2005

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Employment by Location Numbers include
subsidiaries and contingent labor
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Security Fire Protection Mission
Provide standardized and integrated services
globally, which protect people, property, and
information at quality levels valued by our
customers, in compliance with applicable laws and
regulations.
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Assumptions

• Terrorism against the United States will continue
  indefinitely.
• Potential targets will now include all
  facilities, installations and persons in the
  United States, not just overseas.
• United States government/military reaction or
  retaliation will not eliminate the threat of
  continued terrorist attack. In fact, retaliation
  may exacerbate terrorist activity against the
  United States.
• The Boeing Company, its facilities, activities
  and personnel, and its principal product
  commercial aircraft are among the targets of
  terrorists, within or outside the United States.

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Technical Operations (AMS, LK, CCTV,
Alarms, Dispatch)
Enterprise Uniformed Fire
Disaster Preparedness
Enterprise Uniformed Security
IDS/Government Site Security
International Security
SecureBadge Initiative
Security Fire Protection Approx. 700 SFP
personnel
Computing Information Security
Executive Protection
Enterprise Investigations
Enterprise SFP ET
BCA Site Security
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• The current minimum standards for security and
  access controls at Boeing facilities in the
  United States are being maintained. These
  standards include positive control of all persons
  accessing Boeing facilities. For example
• A new common company-wide badge was necessary.
• Control of freight delivery vehicles inside the
  perimeter of Boeing facilities was improved.
• Boeing Security is included in advance
  coordination of mergers, acquisitions, purchases,
  leases and divestitures of real property or
  business entities.

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Boeing Secure Badge

• A standard badge is used throughout the
  enterprise.
• It serves as the foundation for a new level of
  computing and physical access security.

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Access Management Systems

• Boeing has a standard enterprise-wide automated
  access protocol.
• All access systems recognize our SecureBadge as
  the access token.

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Central Monitoring System (CMS)

• Boeing operates several UL approved Central
  Station Alarm Monitoring Systems.
• These systems serve both government classified
  program areas and proprietary customers.

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Uniformed Security Officers

• Within North America 1,115
• Outside the U.S.
• (Australia) 21
• Boeing employs proprietary and contract
  uniformed officers.

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K-9 Support

• Puget Sound 4 teams
• Wichita, KS 2 Teams
• Southern Calif. 1 Team
• Chicago 3 Teams
• One live find in a tour
• bus in Everett

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Truck Inspections / Driver Verifications

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Computing and Information Security Vision
Ensure SECURE access to RELIABLE information by
authorized users, from ANYWHERE, at ANY TIME
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Service Model
Security Building Blocks
SFP
Mitigation Enforcement Identify respond to
incidents
Incident Response
Investigations
Vulnerability Assessments
Threat Monitoring Analysis
ITS
Intrusion Detection Systems
Technical Infrastructure Design build
the technical controls
Perimeter Services
Desktop Protection
Corporate Electronic Directory
Authentication, Authorization Access Management
SFP
Program Deployment Services
Policy Establish the foundation
Ed. Awareness
Compliance Mgmt.
Risk Assessments
Company-wide Policies/Procedures
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International Security Activity

• ISA supports
• Crisis Management
• International Disaster Preparedness and Emergency
  Evacuation Plans
• Expatriate Residential Security
• Security Provider Management
• Relocation and Travel Briefings
• U.S. Government Liaison
• ISA provides analysis and investigations of those
  areas as identified by the Chief Security Officer

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SFP Education Training Programs
Industrial Security
Computing and Information Protection
International Security
HM-232
Workplace Violence
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Focus for the future

• Maintain vigilance
• Continue to look at Facility Security conduct
  risk assessments
• International Security
• Public Events and Trade Shows
• Executive Protection
• Other Security Support

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Open for discussion
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Explosive detection dog demo