A full-time, 21-month curriculum and a global perspective to develop leaders of purpose. And really what I want to dwell on today is the insider threat, but this program? I will I have to say war at 1st and it was an it's and it's not going to be any surprise to anybody. So I wanted to make sure that our program covered every employee in the company. That's kind of like sacred ground. It fails . Others seem to embrace it as security actually gave me the hardest time about this program because they thought that they were already doing counterintelligence. ", I think the best aspect of my position is the open table culture at Lockheed Martin. >> I've already talked a little bit about that. OK, there is no way we're resourced to do. 1 0 obj Vice President of Business Development. What I think my office brought to the table. The Exchange of information in the cooperation. As pretty intrusive. /Font << /Type /Catalog And in addition, I would just remind everybody that this is the part of a series on insider threat. We have first. Or maybe we think about foreign travel and contacts. corporate America is a soft target compared to the federal government. So when I was in the government I had access. Well, our CEO wanted us to make sure that we were messaging correctly to the employee workforce relative to this new program. This basically walks you through our journey. As a follow up to that one, you know, I know that there are a couple of other companies that have gone out and sought explicit consent for employees. If you'd like to ask questions at any point during the webinar, please use the Q&A feature. To audit our program on an annual basis. Both my Mom and Dad were in the United States Navy, so for me, it means so much more., Being in a rotational program has enabled me to become more flexible and comfortable with change. ", "Be yourself, confront your fears, and stop covering. It's insider. To let them know that hey, we're interested in dark times, we'd like to look in the tool to see if one of the concerns there might be in there, and then he'll make a legal decision more. The gaming company received a letter from legal letting him know that, hey, you're made a job offer this employee. So if you know a friend who couldn't make it, don't worry. OK, but companies do. He's on the Board of directors for the International Association of the Chief Police and it as if that were not enough. His wide-ranging career makes him one of the most influential counterintelligence and insider threat practitioners in the country. Taking action to help you protect what matters most. I'm pretty sure I speak for everybody to say when I say that there are a number of outstanding Nuggets, so thank you for that overview and we do want to open up the questions. 11 lessons from Lockheed Martin's insider threat program Watch video 59 min Insider Threat: What Industry Needs to Know Watch video 59 min CMMC: The Train Is Rolling Watch video 46 min DFARS NIST 800-171 Is Changing Watch video 59 min Small Businesses in the Enterprise Supply Chain Watch video 58 min Mr. Thomas retired from this position on October 1, 2011. And so he reached out to them and they all came in and I asked for the top 10. Doug Thomas is theHenry E. McWane Professor of Business Administration at the Darden School of Business. Prior to that, he was the principal deputy Director of Counterintelligence, spent 25 years with the Air Force as a special agent. OK access could be critical assets depending on their accesses. It can be an information system. So you're not gonna have an office large enough to have a robust and effective program if you don't leverage technology. It can take years. 2 0 obj This office actually brings to the table. Lessons learned is the breakdown of business as usual mindset. Uh, a typical behavior? India English . The questions I don't really have an office, that's a concern for me They're all on board. On the 3rd part down there, identify stakeholders. Relative to the Insider Threat program, is this. OK, and then it's fine. I'm the founder and CEO. The decision to expand that program. It was just OK and the my very first week here. We're talking about a small set of data files. >> So we will be sharing that with you after the webinars over, including the recording, so be sure to check back there if you're looking for the slots or the recording. And the other thing that didn't resonate with me that 35 years I spent in the government 'cause I didn't really think about it much is brand and reputation. Initially, because all the data is anonymized in the tool, so that's why I say we don't profile people for profiling behavior. Now I've also mentioned about the application of suicide ideations in workplace violence prevention. Doug is the Director of Counterintelligence and Corporate Investigations for Lockheed Martin. So I warned you that I was going to come back to this chart or the topic of governance only because I don't think you can overstate the importance of a good governance program over a program like this. Impacts or can be used by small, medium and large companies. Robust and South threat detection capability. Engage via Email. And so you can breathe a little easier now. Featured. In this capacity, he leads a staff that is responsible for providing advice and guidance relative to counterintelligence and counterterrorism matters impacting the Corporation. But sometimes are fuels to national security and patriotism. x^X$W So be on the lookout. But now we also need to make sure they knew that we had a dedicated kind intelligence program and a robust insider threat detection program. Interested in joining Lockheed Martin? /ProcSet [ /PDF /Text ] The other 50% are human behavior stuff. Once we identified our potential risk indicators, then we made a subjective decision of how we would wait those Pris next thing we had to do is OK. Where is this data in the company? Or maybe we think about behavioral analysis on our corporate network. And just how critical their partnership was to our office to our success. This little bit of two parter one is, you know. So how I approach this problem set an the way the slides are patterned if you will, is I given a lot of presentations over the last 6 seven years on this topic. /F1 10 0 R There's some things that you gotta hurdles. Transformational, lifelong learning experiences to develop well-rounded leaders, drive growth in a changing market. So I remember shortly after I got here meeting with the Chief Technology Officer to have him give us a list of critical assets in the company and the way we're set up at the company. Privacy Terms of Use EU and UK Data Protection Notice Cookies. << Towards now, focusing just as much on penetrating corporate America, couple reasons for that one. /Contents 4 0 R -- A federal jury convicted retired University of Tennessee professor Dr. J. Reece Roth of illegally exporting military technical information related to plasma technology designed to be deployed on the wings of drones operating as weapons or surveillance systems due in part to investigations completed by the Air Force Office of Special I made an appointment with the CIO and the CIS so I could go in and sit down with them and talk to them about who I was. And what I'm here to say is, no, we're trying to mitigate an ugly trend trend that just keeps on going. That's how powerful the tool is. That means: Our adversaries know this, which makes it even more important that mid-sized companies organize and operate their insider threat program effectively. These -- and many other angles -- are all correct but individually insufficient. They're really kind of two questions here. What is a very large and expansive challenge? The government doesn't think a lot about brand and reputation. He is a member of the Institute for Operations Research and Management Sciences, as well as the Production and Operations Management Society. I'm not even gonna use that kind of weapon system that we're talking about or the location. I have been used to it for many years, so in your engagement with the board and the senior executives at Lockheed, what have you found is the most persuasive argument for them to get on board with spending money on insider threat and you know. Now you can have the best data loss prevention tool in the world. The ramifications of this was. endobj What we do is, we think of new data that we're not even. They make this program really successful, and sometimes that's hard, so continual coordination with the general counsel. It kind of puts a nice book in on your talk and that is eating the elephant. As I mentioned, Doug is counterintelligence operations in corporate investigations director at Lockheed Martin. 100 Darden Boulevard I have a staff meeting every Tuesday with our business area kind of talent slides. In bold and capitalized to me is the most important bullet. endobj I hope you're still awake. Are lawyers and again, X internal general Counsel an external general counsel. Vice President, Program Management at Lockheed Martin. So these are the categories of metrics that we collect. OK, So what are the ramifications? We're not collecting anything new. For instance, I invite an internal audit in. Lucio builds air vehicle models as a laboratory mechanic, converting conceptual drawings into reality. We're looking for risk. In this capacity, he leads a staff that is responsible for providing advice and guidance relative to counterintelligence and counterterrorism matters impacting the Corporation. ", Discrimination is the poison pill for mission effectiveness., It was just such a collaborative and supportive environment when I worked here previously. An the program what it does it evaluates every employees, attributes, actions and behaviors 24/7. And they all liked it. OK, it's amazing how much data companies and government agencies collect on their employees and it just sits there OK? DOUGLAS D. (DOUG) THOMAS is the Head of Counterintelligence for Lockheed Martin Corporation. Leidos said Monday that Thomas Bell, CEO of Rolls-Royce's North American subsidiary and president of its global defense business, will succeed Krone in the chief executive post, effective May 3. He established and shared. Pushing these great Veterans to open roles and helping hiring managers understand the immense value of a Veteran Hire brings a significant pride. We're interested in some people who might be leaving and the reason why I say it like that. I hope this doesn't upset anybody, but if you're gonna have a robust and effective program, you probably need to hire people who are skilled and experienced and trained. It didn't start off all that well. So today the answer. And it gets in the news. Every month ThreatSwitch hosts a webinar on a topic of interest to the security and compliance community. So those are pretty strong ramifications for doing bad NIS right? Your company's Crown jewels isn't that secret document, it's your intellectual property. All the data in the tool is objective data. Next thing we did is we established what we call a potential risk indicators. We're building the tool. Data loss prevention tools. Alright, so there was a couple of reasons why they shifted. I didn't want it just on 70,000 cloud employees because if you take a look at your Crown jewels. As I mentioned before, this call walk run effort, you're likely not going to get the data you want or the resources you need at first go slow. Another selling point to a robust, effective program is when executed well. So that's why the Chief Technology Officer is pretty important to me. So to kick the questions off. Pardon me Who's been involved in that asset discussion? Securing access to the data you need to have an effective program execution of the mission with that. Oh excuse me good afternoon everyone. I save this one for the end visit. For those of you who have attended our webinars before, you know we always ask a poll question about this time, so we're going to quickly present a poll to you. The people executing the mission us in the business areas, executing the mission, and it helps the leadership understand that hey, we are executing the mission. All 73 federal agencies more mandated to stand up an insider threat detection program. And we are out of time, so thank you Doug. But I let them know that look, I have. /Type /Page Business and I've reached out to the business area kind of talent slates so they could have discussions with their business. So we did some pure benchmarking because I knew we wanted to stand up a program and there at that time there were 13 companies that advertise that they had insider threat detection tools. /Resources << 1 0 obj And the way they slider setup is, it's really answering those questions that have been posed over the last six or seven years for us. When we got here, not one time did it ever have a referral to the FBI or the federal law enforcement. It took us over a year to narrow down this critical asset list. Just because you survived a presentation to your senior leadership on the need for an insider threat program, does not mean that the messaging stops there. Insider threat is about people. Excellent, yeah, we have several questions around. It just start off with one guy or Gal who has a right background who understands how nation states operate, will understand how competitors operate. and Ph.D. degrees from Georgia Institute of Technology in industrial engineering and holdsa B.S. /Type /Catalog Those people they didn't go through with it. The Federal Trade Commission on Tuesday filed an antitrust lawsuit that seeks to block Lockheed Martin Corp.'s planned $4.4 billion purchase of Aerojet Rocketdyne Holdings Inc., arguing the deal . But what I prefer the tool to do is compare Doug I've got his baseline. How did? Darden develops leaders in locations worldwide. Another dry competitor, by the way, so that got us thinking so we did did more due diligence on it. After high school, their love of science and math took them on divergent career paths that then intersected in the Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control business. We've had several submitted already. With Daniel Lippman. Standing up a program is not the long pole in the tent. << Prior to returning to graduate school, he worked for C-Way Systems, a software company specializing in manufacturing scheduling. I will tell you who gave me the hardest time after. Nov 2022 - Present5 months. You really feel heard even if you are earlier in your career., "My job allows me to use my creativity to come up with innovative solutions for complex problems. Monday marks the 10th anniversary of the July 8, 2003 mass murder at the Lockheed Martin plant in Meridian, where Douglas Williams, 48 shot 14 coworkers, killing six of them before committing. Have some minor wins, prove the concept if you will where we are today, certainly is not where we were seven years ago with this program. 1. Insider threat organization and governance is critical I've really beat to death the communications campaign, but I think what I want to leave you with this messaging is critical to your work. 2023 C5 Group Inc. All Rights Reserved. /Resources << Weapon system that that direct competitor is working on. And he said he was going to take it to the next company. You move over to the second column development. It always keeps me on my toes. See what makes an education from Darden one of the best in the world. There is a little bit of pain along with that, quite frankly. OK, it's your mergers and acquisitions information. We spend a lot of time on training and awareness of our workforce, making sure they understand what the threat is is not just a threat against the company and the company. Doug Thomas Head of Corporate CI Operations at Lockheed Martin La Plata, Maryland, United States 11 followers 3 connections Join to connect Lockheed Martin Experience Head of Corporate CI. Learn about their Industrial Machinery & Equipment, Manufacturing market share, competitors, and ROTHENBERGER's email format. UVA Darden So that's really good support. UVA Darden School of Business. Douglas D. (Doug) Thomas is the Director, Counterintelligence Operations and Investigations for Lockheed Martin Corporation. Well, since then, we're averaging about 30 referrals a year to the FBI. /Length 2057 Where did we come up with this? Offered in-person, online or both. The Insider Threat Subcommittee on in. In addition to his years on the faculty at Penn State, Thomas has had the pleasure of serving as a visiting faculty member at INSEAD (in Fontainebleau, France), the Johnson Graduate School of Management at Cornell University and the Darden School at the University of Virginia. Um in for an annual conference, and sure enough, the entire SERT team is part of that. But the reason why I wanted to keep kind of talents in the name. A MOSA will provide the interconnectivity needed to work with other elements of the kill web as well as ease of updating depending on mission needs. And companies OK if you want to get personal about it. So he's looking at things 1520 years down the road. For info on our next webinar with that, thank you, Doug. In partnership with the Top Gun team, Becky was responsible for building the Darkstar vehicle, incluing a forebody model with a functional cockpit for an iconic actor. On this chart, we don't profile people. It's been enormously helpful. Last Update. >> Lockheed Martin Search. So you Fast forward it today. Doug was fairly recently, 2018 honored with the first ever Lifetime Achievement Award for Counterintelligence by the Director of National Intelligence, so. After legal and privacy, internal blessed it as legally sign regulatory sound. endobj In fact, it's sometimes it's even encouraged, but when we see someone who gets a letter from a direct competitor and they're working on the same kind of. Dr. Michael is the lead engineer for theX-59 QueSST. We collect and report an awfully lot of metrics. Schedule a visit today. On the next generation product. It can mean a piece of classified information. w/$dPQb+[W4]iSs&!IH:>p\!}{lP!` BE "@6x93r%J+2. Why do why do we need it too? In September of 2009, he retired as a member of the Senior Executive Service and last served as the Executive Director. Before I had to beg for data. This single chart answers the vast majority of questions I've received over the years regarding the stand up and the execution of the program. Now we're going to be focused on and communications suggested that we have a focus group. While we're doing that, you know. The data to see how harmful it would be if it went to this specific direct competitor, and so the subject, and so he got subject matter experts together to take a look at the data. It has allowed them to connect and form lasting bonds., Everyone doesnt always respond positively at first when bringing new ideas to the table. Lockheed Martin 23 years 2 months Senior Software Engineering Manager Apr 2022 - Present11 months Huntsville, Alabama, United States Software Engineering Manager Oct 2019 - Apr 20222 years 7. Receive exclusive discounts, offers and agenda updates directly to your inbox. /F2 13 0 R Quite frankly, it's a crawl walk, run approach, but eventually we got to everything we wanted. He said he didn't do any kind of a download like that. Opaque transparency. And that's a very hard thing to do. The assessment was. /Img1 8 0 R Again, if you have. The IC Intelligence Committee has been, uh, alive and well. Get in. You have 11 lessons and I think you know for some of us even one of those 11 lessons Feels like a pretty daunting task. And I remember the comments at the time and that was. OK, we've been telling him for the last couple years. There's a vast amount of data out there that speaks to what a program should look like to me. So his nice confession if you will, is immediately placed on leave and was physically exited from the company. /MediaBox [0 0 792 612] So we end up delaying a robust program because we had to build the programs, build a tool in House, which I is the last thing I wanted to do. Take a look at that paragraph to see if it's worded in a way that will resonate with the employee workforce. There will be slides, an recording to pass along with that. On the need to involve them and what we needed from the FBI and Oh my God, you wouldn't believe that pushback that I got from general counsel initially. He has testified as an expert witness and consulted for several large organizations on supply chain strategy including Accenture, CSL Behring, Dell, ExxonMobil and Lockheed Martin Aerospace Corporation. When theTop Gun: Maverickteam needed a head-turning design to feature in the film, Jim was ready to deliver and Darkstar was born. Well, they weren't. We had a case that was a little bit concerning and the employee had just left. You gotta jump over, of course, but that's not the hardest part. >> Well, this is all about access. Thomas received his M.S. He was the counterintelligence advisor to the Director of National Intelligence and the President of the United States. Pretty interesting, their assessment was and again the my office doesn't do the assessments and they don't do the dollar figures OK. Contact. So I don't think I'm airing dirty laundry on this, 'cause it's pretty known when I first got here, the relationship between our CSO and our CIO and CSO Was It was OK, it wasn't flourishing, that's for sure. OK, who does that? We just never used it in his former fashion before. ", One afternoon, my company was preparing to go out on a routine patrol. In this capacity, he provided executive leadership to 3,200 personnel located in 220 offices throughout the world who were responsible for investigating felony-level investigations, as well as conducting counterintelligence and counterterrorism operations. Prior to joining Darden, he was a professor of supply chain management in the Smeal College of Business at Penn State, where he was the faculty director of the MBA program from 2011 to 2014. There's a widget in there. So it might sound like a small thing, but. Just asking you want to hear more about threats which. Um, I mean, the numbers are unbelievable. They've been a great partner to work with it. When they have that kind of access. Capability should sit. As I reflect on our journey. Douglas Rood's Phone Number and Email Last Update. We have a chief Technology Officer at corporate and then dotted line to him or chief technology officers in the business areas. Makes him want to support the program, so I mentioned that I briefed the Board of Directors on an annual basis, no, but in our company gets in front of the Board of Directors. /Parent 2 0 R >> He's being terminated from our company and you're on notice. We really have had some great successes with suicide ideations in workplace violence with this tool. It's not the way, but it's a way. Darden's senior advanced management experience for top global executives. /Count 16 The subjectiveness of the program. So let me give you a couple of case examples and it of course I had to. So that's one thing, so offices that were painful. And why is that? So then that question did come up about authority. d***@lmco.com. Letter to Lockheed Martin sent 10/19/2018 His work has appeared in several academic and practitioner journals in the areas of logistics and operations management, includingManagement Science,Manufacturing and Service Operations ManagementandProduction and Operations Management. Was also another significant technology for us and this this subject submitted his resignation. /Filter /FlateDecode endobj You better have cyber onboard security, HR, ethics, legal and communications on board. They stop, this learns. << Education: B.S., Cornell University; M.S., Ph.D., Georgia Institute of Technology. Or is that not something that's part of your program? About this program. But none of them had what we need, and at the end of the day, what we needed was something that looked at the human behavior and in digital behavior. And this person Was on our radar already. /Filter /FlateDecode The group that I mentioned in says Insider Threat subcommittee. Everybody can respond to the pole and then we'll jump right in, but. The right answer is that it's a team sport. This is people who have access to information, facilities, networks, people, resources. Times you know well, where did you find your staff and a lot of people don't like my answer, so I don't. As an engineer, I love this challenge because I am always learning, creating and seeking solutions that benefit the system around me and the people next to me., I wondered how to fit this role into my already busy life, but my co-workers were so encouraging. People in anywhere Between 25 years old and 70 years old there from legal, there are scientists, engineers, HR, security information security there from all walks of life quite frankly, and they came back to us and said, oh so you want to create a culture of snitches. 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