1. Creating a virtual reality cyber
security focused analytical device to
improve the effectiveness of data and
threat management for a range of
operational applications
Interviews:
Flight Simulator 68
Cyber Security 34
Total 102
Creating a full-motion virtual reality
simulator that will increase pilot
proficiency by making training more
readily available.
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TEAM:
Luke Fischer
DoD
Isaac Faber
DoD
Mel Susanto
Business
Suguru Azegami
Business
Project SAIL
RESEGMENTING AS LOW COST NEW MARKET
2. • Military aviation units
• Commercial airline
corporations
• General aviation
flight training
academies
• VR hardware
manufactures (Oculus,
HTC, Sony, Microsoft)
• FAA
• Military aviation units for
initial training and mission
rehearsal
• Commercial Aviation
Airlines/ Flight schools for
initial and refresher
training
• General Aviation
Individuals/ Flight schools
for initial and refresher
training
• Reduce pilot error:
give access to pilots to
more readily train in a
flight simulator
• Reduce flight
simulator cost: allow
companies to operate
effective simulators at a
lower per unit cost
• Reduce space
required: enable
customers to practice at
their convenience with a
drastically reduced
footprint
Fixed:
-Hardware required for build
-Software design and engineering
-Development lab/facilities
Variable:
-Service or Product based sales structure
-Manufacturing production process
• Hardware sales (or lease) revenue
• Software licence to third party simulator developers
• Monthly subscription fee for simulator software/data analytics
function/training management tool
• Software Engineering: -
create an interactive/
immersive interface
-track pilot data
• Mechanical Engineering:
-create a modular cockpit to
fit the needs of many aircraft
• FAA Accreditation
• Direct contact
through training site
visits
• Ads
• Social Media
• VR mapping of flight
decks
• FAA simulator
specifications
• Manufacturing
facilities to develop
prototype
• Direct Sales
• Sales consultants
• Mobile marketing
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WeekBusiness Model Canvas
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3. • Military aviation units
• Commercial airline
corporations
• General aviation
flight training
academies
• VR hardware
manufactures (Oculus,
HTC, Sony, Microsoft)
• FAA
• Military aviation units for
initial training and mission
rehearsal
• Commercial Aviation
Airlines/ Flight schools for
initial and refresher
training
• General Aviation
Individuals/ Flight schools
for initial and refresher
training
Fixed:
-Hardware required for build
-Software design and engineering
-Development lab/facilities
Variable:
-Service or Product based sales structure
-Manufacturing production process
• Hardware sales (or lease) revenue
• Software licence to third party simulator developers
• Monthly subscription fee for simulator software/data analytics
function/training management tool
• Software Engineering: -
create an interactive/
immersive interface
-track pilot data
• Mechanical Engineering:
-create a modular cockpit to
fit the needs of many aircraft
• FAA Accreditation
• Direct contact
through training site
visits
• Ads
• Social Media
• VR mapping of flight
decks
• FAA simulator
specifications
• Manufacturing
facilities to develop
prototype
• Direct Sales
• Sales consultants
• Mobile marketing
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WeekWhat We Thought: Value Proposition
• Reduce pilot error!:
give access to pilots to
more readily train in a
flight simulator
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4. • Military aviation units
• Commercial airline
corporations
• General aviation
flight training
academies
• VR hardware
manufactures (Oculus,
HTC, Sony, Microsoft)
• FAA
• Reduce pilot error:
give access to pilots to
more readily train in a
flight simulator
• Reduce flight
simulator cost: allow
companies to operate
effective simulators at a
lower per unit cost
• Reduce space
required: enable
customers to practice at
their convenience with a
drastically reduced
footprint
Fixed:
-Hardware required for build
-Software design and engineering
-Development lab/facilities
Variable:
-Service or Product based sales structure
-Manufacturing production process
• Hardware sales (or lease) revenue
• Software licence to third party simulator developers
• Monthly subscription fee for simulator software/data analytics
function/training management tool
• Software Engineering: -
create an interactive/
immersive interface
-track pilot data
• Mechanical Engineering:
-create a modular cockpit to
fit the needs of many aircraft
• FAA Accreditation
• Direct contact
through training site
visits
• Ads
• Social Media
• VR mapping of flight
decks
• FAA simulator
specifications
• Manufacturing
facilities to develop
prototype
• Direct Sales
• Sales consultants
• Mobile marketing
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WeekCustomer Segments
• Military
Aviation
• Commercial
Aviation
• General
Aviation
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5. “Usage rate of Army helicopter flight
simulators is only at 50%”
- Wade Bechel, Deputy Director, Army
Simulation
“Need to travel to Denver to conduct
simulator training but the company
pays for it”
- Jamie Law, United Airlines Pilot
“See the possibility of using this on
student to learn the steps.”
- Steve Blonstein, Private Pilot Instructor
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7. Military
Commercial
Private
“The military isn’t spending any
more money on simulators right
now.”
- CPT Luke Leininger, PEO-STRI Aviation
“United flys me to Denver and I use
the best simulators already.”
- Greg Smith, United Pilot
“We spent 5 years in development
and are not making any money”
- Fly This Sim, CEO
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9. ● Customer interviews: ‘If you were doing
this for cyber we would be interested’
● Heard the same message from nearly
every interview for a week
● Untapped potential of VR for data
visualization
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Cyber security VR 10
The LEAP
11. Fixed:
-Hardware required for build
-Software design and engineering
-Development lab/facilities
Variable:
-Service or Product based sales structure
-Manufacturing production process
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WeekWhat We Thought: Customer Pain Point
• Direct contact
through site visits
• Industry web traffic
• Face to Face
interaction (cold calls)
• Sales Force Reps
• Direct Sales
• Win contracts
• Sales consultants
• Provide improved
data visualization and
mapping and threat
mitigation
• Provide a VR
workspace that allows
more efficient
management of cyber
related tasks
(offensive, defensive
and network admin)
• Software Engineering: -
Integrate software for an
interactive/ immersive
interface
- Custom Integration
• Mechanical Engineering:
-create a modular workspace
to fit the needs of many
users
• Marketing
• Funding
• Software Engineers
• Manufacturing
facilities to develop
prototype
•Intellectual Property
•Dir of Govt Programs
Liaison
• Military R&D
organizations (AFRL
and ARL)
• VR hardware
manufactures (Oculus,
HTC, Sony, Microsoft)
• DIUx
• In-Q-Tel
• Hardware sales
• Software sales
• Hardware/software support contracts
CUSTOMER SEGMENT
• Military - US Cyber
Command
• Commercial cyber
defense
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VALUE PROPOSITION
• Provide improved
data visualization &
mapping and threat
mitigation
• Provide VR
workspace that allows
more efficient
management of cyber
related tasks
12. “Enormous amounts of data are
very challenging for analysts
to visualize”
- LTC Carl Gosset
● Immediate excitement when shown the
possible product
● Financial resources available
Military
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“If you could ingest data we could
get you on our contract right
now”
- Brandon White, Zeuss
13. “We already have so much to do;
adding something that gives us
more work is not good”
- Kevin Culberg
● Focusing on improving the analyst is a key
distinction
● There are a large amount of existing tools
that are under utilized
Commercial
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14. Quickly Identified Pain Points
Sensor
Sensor
Sensor
Sensor
Grid
Data
Repository
1 Billion Events
Per Day
Data Filter
(Rules)
3 million events
Per Day
Smart Data
Filter (ML)
1000s of events
Per Day
?
True
False
Machine Machine Machine Human
Existing Tools:
Simple Viz/Event
tables and CL
Typical
Analyst Shift
Event
Triage
1000s of events
Per Day
Sift Events in Que (80%)
Document (15%)
Hunt (5%)
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16. TAM = $74 billion
(as of 2016)
SAM = $7 billion
(DOD Cyber Budget)
Target market
= $460 million
(USCYBERCOM)
● Global cybersecurity market
will grow to $102 billion in
2020 from $74 billion in
2016*
(CAGR(’16-’20): 8.4% )
● DOD budget will increase
by 15% from 2016 to 2017
*Source: IDC report,
Cyber Security Market Size
17. ◇ Cyber Security sector is exciting and has significantly
greater resources than the simulator market
◇ This is the perfect time to build a virtual reality business
exploiting the gaps in existing application areas
◇ We are applying to summer incubators to work on building
the first prototype and perfect product market fit
What’s Next?
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This shows that our initial interviews looked somewhat positive. We tested hypotheses for each customer segment but needed more information.
We continued to use agile engineering and then got out and conducted a large test. We had a major breakthrough...General Aviation Users like it but wouldn’t pay for it! We also found out that commercial aviation didn't need this due to different causes of accidents and better training requirements.
After this we decided to switch to Cyber Security
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Call out showing the Value Proposition and Customer Segments
False positives, going through millions of data points, and SIEMs like ARCsight show tables and piecharts, which sorts the data based on several filters/constraints.
Millions of data points as seen in attached youtube video of Tor traffic. TorFlow, a project created by the data visualization software firm Uncharted, maps the Tor network’s nodes and data movements based on the IP addresses and bandwidth of the “relay” computers that bounce around its users’ connections to prevent them from being censored or surveilled. The Tor network allows the user to be anonymous.
Massive data sets provide too much information for routine analysts to investigate. Instead much time is spent actively searching through data manually. Threats are not identified until they trigger a downstream alert. VR can help, more quickly, understand real time network behavior.