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Some Remarks Karl F. Rauscher Chair, IEEE CQR Advisory Board Bell Labs Fellow Executive Director, Bell Labs Network Reliability & Security Office, Alcatel-Lucent. C Q R. Ft. Myers, Florida, USA 16 May 2007. Questions you may be asking. What is the IEEE CQR? What is the purpose of CQR?

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  1. Some Remarks Karl F. Rauscher Chair, IEEE CQR Advisory Board Bell Labs Fellow Executive Director, Bell Labs Network Reliability & Security Office, Alcatel-Lucent C Q R Ft. Myers, Florida, USA 16 May 2007

  2. Questions you may be asking . . . What is the IEEE CQR? What is the purpose of CQR? How do I become a member of CQR? How do I get more involved in CQR? What is the value of CQR?

  3. Questions you may be asking . . . What is the IEEE CQR? - a professional society What is the purpose of CQR? - to build YOU up How do I become a member of CQR? - you already are How do I get more involved in CQR? - ICC, GLOBECOM, workshops, journals, something new . . . What is the value of CQR? - networking, peer review, special workshops, coaching

  4. Step back in time to the 2001 CQR International Workshop Issue discussed in a facilitated discussion: What is the complete list of things that can cause outages in emerging data networks? Background: took a while to learn circuit switched business . . . would be nice to have a faster learning curve.

  5. A Running Jump onto a New S-Curve Reliability Packet-Switched Circuit-Switched Cost

  6. A Running Jump onto a New S-Curve Historic Insights Non-Historic Insights + Reliability Packet-Switched Circuit-Switched Cost

  7. Proceedings from the 2001 CQR International Workshop IEEE CQR Outline of Packet Switched Network Vulnerabilities • Hardware, Firmware • Software • Protocols • Interoperability • Human Performance and Procedures • Physical Environment • Network Design and Planning • Network Congestion / Traffic Engineering • Power • Rapid Pace of Growth, Change, Complexity • Malicious Attacks, Security • Disasters

  8. Different sides of an equation Threat Anything with the potential to damage or compromise the communications infrastructure or some portion of it Vulnerability A characteristic of any aspect of the communications infrastructure that renders it, or some portion of it, susceptible to damage or compromise

  9. Some Characteristics of Ts and Vs Threats • ~ infinite in number • knowledge value is fleeting • each has permutations Vulnerabilities (intrinsic) • finite • fixed and well known • only way threats can impact

  10. “Terrorism depends on surprise.” “Failure ofimagination.” Do you want to be responsible for this?

  11. The Forces + + + The need. The knowledge. The physics. The expecation.

  12. 8-Ingredient Framework . . .

  13. Intrinsic Vulnerabilities Packet-Switched

  14. Use of 8 Ingredient Model

  15. ‘Take Aways’ stay engaged - contribute (ICC, Globecom, International workshops, special workshops, journals, your own idea, …)- step up to more responsibilities

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