409. This profile defines the initial baseline for FMN Milestone 1and is expected to evolve over time; the specific profile revision used to achieve interoperability is also noted.
| ID | Target Date | Name and Originator | High Level Overview | Backward Compatibility |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Q2 2014 | NRF 2015 (Originator: SHAPE J6) | NRF 2015 should aim to implement the interoperability standards defined in this profile to identify gaps and potential problem areas. | NRF 2015 needs to be also compatible with MC 593/1. |
| 2. | Q2 2014 | Updated AMN Profile for RSM (AMN Secretariat TMO) | Further harmonisation of the current AMN Profile with the FMN Profile. | |
| 3. | Q2 2015 |
FMN Milestone 1 – Mission Execution Environment (Originator: NATO FMN Implementation Plan Team) |
FMN Milestone 1 refers to an FMN maturity level in which separate physical infrastructures exist per mission and per security classification level. Information and data should be labelled electronically to support cross-domain exchange with partners not operating on the mission network. | FMN Milestone 1 is an evolution of the AMN Fielded baseline. Note: Biometrics interoperability standards have been removed and the network architecture changed from a hub and spoke to a meshed concept. |
| 4. | 2017 |
FMN Milestone 2 – Mission Execution Environment (Originator: NATO FMN Implementation Plan Team) |
FMN Milestone 2 aims to achieve support for multiple security classification levels within each mission, still with a separate physical infrastructure per mission, introducing the concept of a dual-level security domain (e.g.: S/C, C/R, R/U). The current FMN Profile will identify relevant standards for this baseline as (emerging). | It is also expected that additional standards for Community of interest services will be identified once the enduring FMN Governance and Management Structure is in place. |