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BEST PRACTICES IN OPERATION CENTER DESIGN ENABLE INSTANT SITUATIONAL AWARENESS AND MITIGATE THE INSIDER THREAT Each desk is hardwired with access to only four of multiple required networks Switching is limited to the four computers hardwired to the desk, not allowing collaboration with other desks or the video wall Cannot share control (Keyboard, Video and Mouse) of a computer required for true collaboration Changing classification level requires the movement of equipment (hours) Desks are cluttered, distracting and resulting in an unproductive work environment Excessive equipment leads to an increase in temperature of the room, resulting in distraction If a computer fails, the desk is considered “down” until IT interrupts to repair the issue Shorter life, lower availability of equipment versus back- racking in a secure IT environment Obstructs Instant Situational Awareness Facilitates the Insider Threat Computers and cabling are not properly air-gapped according to IA directives Computers, USB ports, and network ports are located with the user – who is the Insider Threat! AN ENVIRONMENT WITHOUT THINKLOGICAL... AN ENVIRONMENT WITH THINKLOGICAL... Enables Instant Situational Awareness Access to any networks, at all levels of classification Access to any collaboration (desks, video walls, conference rooms) Lower the classification level of a room in minutes, not hours Uncluttered, less noise, more productive and efficient work environment Higher availability, longer life of computers and lower total cost of ownership Less equipment as a result of pooling resources Adaptable and future ready system Full redundancy and resiliency Mitigates the Insider Threat Computers, USB port, and network ports are not accessible by the user Air gapping requirement moved to the rack room The only matrix switch approved and certified to information assurance accreditations such as NATO, NIAPC, Common Criteria EAL4, US DOD DISA JTIC UCR and Tempest

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Page 1: BEST PRACTICES IN OPERATION CENTER DESIGN...BEST PRACTICES IN OPERATION CENTER DESIGN ENABLE INSTANT SITUATIONAL AWARENESS AND MITIGATE THE INSIDER THREAT Each desk is hardwired with

B E S T P R A C T I C E S I N

OPERATION CENTER DESIGN

ENABLE INSTANT SITUATIONAL AWARENESS AND MITIGATE THE INSIDER THREAT

�� Each desk is hardwired with access to only four of multiple required networks

�� Switching is limited to the four computers hardwired to the desk, not allowing collaboration with other desks or the video wall

�� Cannot share control (Keyboard, Video and Mouse) of a computer required for true collaboration

�� Changing classification level requires the movement of equipment (hours)

�� Desks are cluttered, distracting and resulting in an unproductive work environment

�� Excessive equipment leads to an increase in temperature of the room, resulting in distraction

�� If a computer fails, the desk is considered “down” until IT interrupts to repair the issue

�� Shorter life, lower availability of equipment versus back-racking in a secure IT environment

Obstructs Instant Situational Awareness

Facilitates the Insider Threat

�� Computers and cabling are not properly air-gapped according to IA directives

�� Computers, USB ports, and network ports are located with the user – who is the Insider Threat!

AN ENVIRONMENT WITHOUT THINKLOGICAL... AN ENVIRONMENT WITH THINKLOGICAL...

Enables Instant Situational Awareness

�� Access to any networks, at all levels of classification

�� Access to any collaboration (desks, video walls, conference rooms)

�� Lower the classification level of a room in minutes, not hours

�� Uncluttered, less noise, more productive and e�icient work environment

�� Higher availability, longer life of computers and lower total cost of ownership

�� Less equipment as a result of pooling resources

�� Adaptable and future ready system

�� Full redundancy and resiliency

Mitigates the Insider Threat

�� Computers, USB port, and network ports are not accessible by the user

�� Air gapping requirement moved to the rack room

�� The only matrix switch approved and certified to information assurance accreditations such as NATO, NIAPC, Common Criteria EAL4, US DOD DISA JTIC UCR and Tempest

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A B E T T E R E N V I R O N M E N T W I T H T H I N K L O G I C A L

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Move computers, thin clients, zero clients up to 50 miles away

REMOVE THE INSIDER THREAT