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We've assembled an amazing line-up from USCYBERCOM, DoD,
DHS, EOP, AF Cyber, Fleet Cyber, Army Cyber, USMC C4,
NGB, NORTHCOM, CIA, NSA, HHS, DSS, CBP, WHCA & Other
Agencies
at
the 4th Annual AFCEA DC
CYBERSECURITY SYMPOSIUM
Including
Breakouts
on Critical Issues to the Cyber Community (led by Sr
Mil-Gov Cyber Execs) & Cyber-related Emerging Tech
Demos & Briefs
SPEAKERS
- Maj. Gen. Brett Williams, USAF -
Dir of Operations (J-3), USCYBERCOM
- MG Jennifer Napper, USA - Dir of Plans
& Policy (J-5), USCYBERCOM
- Michael Daniel - Natl Cyber
Coordinator & Special Asst to the POTUS (Cyber
Czar), Exec Office of the President (EOP)
- Ms. Suzanne Spaulding - Dep
Under Secretary for National Protection & Programs
Directorate (NPPD), DHS
- Mr. Eric Rosenbach - Dep
Assistant Secretary of Defense for Cyber Policy
- Maj. Gen. Suzanne "Zan" Vautrinot, USAF -
Commander, 24th Air Forc/Air Forces Cyber
- RDML Diane E. H. Webber, USN –
Dep Commander, U.S. Fleet Cyber Command / 10th Fleet
- BG Frederick Henry, USA - Chief
of Staff, DISA (pending PAO approval)
- Brig. Gen. Burke “Ed” Wilson, USAF -
Deputy Commander & Director, Air Component
Coordination Element, Air Forces Cyber
- BG James P. "Jim" Begley – Chief of Staff, CIO
& Dir Communications (J6), National Guard Bureau
(NGB)
- BG (Sel) Christopher Ballard, USA -
Dir of Cyber Ops Integration/G-3, Army Cyber Command/
Second Army
- Ms. Rosemary Wenchel – Dep
Assistant Secretary for Cyber Coordination, DHS (pending
PAO approval)
- Mr. Ray Letteer - Chief, Cyber
Security Division, USMC
- Mr. Jeffrey Eisensmith - Chief
Information Security Officer (CISO), DHS
- Col. Anthony “Tony” Cotto, USAF -
Chief, Joint Cyber Center (JCC), USNORTHCOM/NORAD
- Col David McMorries, USMC -
Commanding Officer, Marine Corps Network Ops &
Security Center (MNOSC)
- Ms. Bobbie Stempfley -
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Cybersecurity and
Communications (CS&C), DHS (invited)
- Mr. Tony Sager - former COO,
Information Assurance Directorate (IAD), NSA &
Director, The SANS Institute
- Mr. Richard "Rich" Naylor - Chief,
Cybersecurity Division, Defense Security Service (DSS)
- Mr. Kevin Magee – Deputy CTO,
CIA (invited)
- Mr. Kevin Charest – CISO (Acting),
HHS
- Mr. Kenneth Brodie - Air Force Sr
Info Assurance Officer, Office of Information Dominance
& CIO (A6), USAF
- Mr. Alma Cole - Director, Security
Operations Center (SOC), DHS & Chief Systems
Security Officer, U.S. Customs & Border Protection
(CBP)
- Mr. Ken Green - NSA/CSS Threat Ops
Center (NTOC) (invited)
- Mr. Skip McCormick - Systems
Architect, CIA
- Mr. Troy Lange - Mobility
Mission Manager, IAD, NSA (invited)
- Mr. Joseph Schatz - Cyber Intel
Ops Specialist, U.S. Senate
- Maj. Linus Barloon, USAF - Chief, J3
Cyber Ops Division, White House Communications Agency
(WHCA)
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Breakout Sessions
Critical Issues to the Federal Cyber
Team - a Fusion of topics from USCYBERCOM
and the Cross-Agency Defense & Security Cyber
Working Group (CADS CWG):
- Situational Awareness & Future Action
Virtualization & Visualization
- Situational Awareness & Future Action
Continuous Monitoring & Assessment
- Securing the National/Global Cyber Commons &
Crossroads
Sharing Threats, Strategies & Knowledge
Across Agencies & Swim Lanes
- Securing the National/Global Cyber Commons &
Crossroads
Risk Management, Prioritization &
Infrastructure Protection
- Evolving to a Defensible Architecture
Security in Cloud & Grid Computing
Environments
- Evolving to a Defensible Architecture
Security in Mobile Computing Environments
- Evolving to a Defensible Architecture
Data Protection - Priority or Pipe-Dream
- Rapid Expansion & Re-Arming of the Cyber
Workforce
Training-in-Place, Training-to-Performance,
Recruiting-in-Place, Retaining-to-Purple
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ABOUT THE SYMPOSIUM
Join us as we explore the state of U.S. cyber preparedness
from a matrixed Team perspective - CYBERCOM, DoD, Military
Services, DHS, Security Agencies, Intel, Federal Civilian
Organizations, and the Private Sector, all working
together. We will focus on efforts that can close the
Gaps to Coordination, Collaboration, Information Sharing,
and Active Threat Deterrence across agencies, domains, and
private owners of U.S. infrastructure.
We will have Keynotes from:
Symposium panels will include:
- CISOs on Understanding our Cyber Adversaries; and,
- A CYBERCOM SITREP with Component Commands, Service
& Combatant Command/Combat Agency Reps
And, we have asked all of our speakers to comment on their
strategic recommendations to:
- Arm the Cyber Workforce;
- Improve cyber Knowledge Management across
organizations; and,
- Update Policy & Budget Resources needed to match
the level of threat posed by potential future cyber
attacks.
We plan to close the day with a dynamic conversation on how
USCYBERCOM plans to further achieve integration between the
Cyber Component Commands in the five Armed Services, and the
new Joint Cyber Center (JCC) in each COCOM. By
ordering the stand-up of a CYBERCOM belly-button in each
Unified Command, the Secretary of Defense has clearly
highlighted the need to better coordinate Cyber Operations -
from C2 straight down to the tactical environment.
600+ of your colleagues are expected to turn out for the The
4th Annual Cybersecurity Symposium. In fact, a robust
community is already growing-up for year-round discussions
and activities after the event - our "Cross-Agency Defense
and Security Cyber Working Group". February 22 will be
both a continuation and a catalyst for our conversations as
a community. You can simply get caught up and engage
for a day, or stay connected for the entire next year - all
from the platform of the February 22nd Cyber Symposium.
As with past AFCEA DC Conferences, the 4th Annual Cyber
Symposium will prove to be a valuable exchange between the
military, civilian agencies, and the contractor community -
around a relevant and fast-moving topic, with Federal
resources behind the fight.
Don't miss the opportunity to be part of the conversation as
an attendee or sponsor of this important annual event.
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Emerging Technology Presentations
The following companies were invited to present their
emerging technologies during the Cybersecurity Symposium:
- Bromium, Inc
- Covata, USA Inc.
- ForeScout Technologies
- nPulse Technologies, Inc
- Radware, Inc.
- SitScape, Inc.
- SteelCloud, Inc.
These presenters were selected through a competitive,
merit-based, vendor-blind process for determining the
industry firms that will participate/present on-stage. All
selections of presenting companies were at the sole
discretion of AFCEA DC and the selection committee of
leaders we assembled from Industry, Government and Academia.
ALL applicants will be featured in a new online website and
database highlighting innovative technologies within the
Region. Additionally, customers and partners will be able to
search for them by specialty, keyword, and contact.
Those selected to present on the main-stage were the
strongest submissions, as determined based on the level of
innovation represented by their proposal. In the
selection process we considered:
- Capacity to improve efficiency and/or reduce costs
- Ability to close the gaps in coordination,
collaboration, information sharing, and active threat
deterrence across the Cyber spectrum
- Demonstrated, clear, and convincing Usability in
Today's and Future Cyber Fights
- Level of Innovation - how cutting edge/emerging is the
technology
- Demonstrated, clear, and convincing Usability in
Today's and Future Cyber Fights
All successful applicants are presenting a technology that
- Can be demonstrated/tested/shown to be functional in a
lab now
- Can be deployed within the next 12-18 months, or
sooner
- Can be matured rapidly
- Is commercially viable
- Can be presented/discussed in a non-classified
environment
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