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Don’t miss the best Speakers confirmed to present at this
opportunity of the year to: year’s conference include:
• Discover which organizations have VADM Carl Mauney, USN John Streuffer
responsibilities for cyber security at Deputy Commander Deputy CIO/ Chief
the DoD and DHS US Strategic Command Information Security Officer
• Determine current funding Department of State
structures for cyber security Richard Schaeffer
Director, Information Assurance Dennis Bartko
capabilities development NSA Special Assistant to the
• Hear the latest requirements for Director, Cyber Security
federal networks and IT security Sherrill Nicely NSA
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Who you will meet:
IDGA’s Cyber Security for National
Defense Summit provides a venue
for IT professionals, security
analysts, and policymakers to
review issues-at-hand, discuss
options, and integrate solutions
affecting cyber security. You will
have the unique opportunity to
interact and network with senior
level professionals from military
units, government agencies,
contractors, and technology service
providers. Delegates will include
leaders with a variety of
Dear Colleague, responsibilities, including:
• Network Operations Managers
“Cyberspace touches practically ever
ything and everyone. It provides a • IT Architects
innovation and prosperity and the platform for
means to improve general welfare • Engineering Directors
globe. But with the broad reach of around the
a loose and lightly regulated digit • Critical Infrastructure Protection
infrastructure, great risks threaten al
nations, private enterprises, and indiv • IT Security Managers
The government has a responsibility idual rights.
to address these strategic vulnerab •
Program Managers
ensure that the United States and ilities to
its citizens, together with the larg • Business Area Managers
of nations, can realize the full pote er community
ntial of the information technology • Systems Engineers
–Melissa Hathaway, Cyberspace Polic revolution.”
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Chief Information Officers
IDGA’s Cyber Security for Nationa
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Network Engineers
administration’s cyber security revie
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operations. Hear from subject mat re cyberspace •
Heads of Networks and
ter experts and policy makers on curr Infrastructure
challenges and solutions as well as ent security
policy, funding structures, and orga • Systems Architects
responsibilities that will dictate futu nizational
re capabilities development. •
Systems Engineers
Determine how cohesive cyber secu
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Important topics to be covered
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Thomas Engelman updates to DOD s newest
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unified command, USCYBERCOM! of experience, good mixture of
subject matter experts and
policy level speakers” –Embassy
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Workshops at IDGA’s Cyber Security for National Defense Summit will be administered and taught by faculty from Wright State
University’s Institute of Defense Studies and Education. These 4 hour workshops will provide hands-on training and education that
will provide you with an immediate advantage in the workplace. This year’s workshops will also provide you with necessary
continuing education credits needed to maintain professional industry standing.
CEU credits and course completion certificates will be made available through Wright State University
Hands-On IT Security Training! www.wright.edu/idse
8:00 AM – 8:30 AM Registration & Coffee
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The DoD Information Assurance Certification and Accreditation This session discloses DoD’s Certification & Accreditation (C&A)
Process (DIACAP) is the United States Department of Defense process as outlined in various DoD processes including:
(DoD) process to ensure that risk management is applied on • DIACAP
information systems (IS). • FISMA
• FIPS 199 & 200 – Risk Assessment
DIACAP defines a DoD-wide formal and standard set of • DoD 5200.1 & 5200.2
activities, general tasks and a management structure process for • JAFAN 6/3 & DCID 6/3
the certification and accreditation (C&A) of a DoD IS that will
maintain the IA posture throughout the systems life cycle. Session Leaders:
Professors Harry Bouris and Vikram Sethi
DIACAP replaces the DoD Information Technology Security Institute of Defense Studies and Education
Certification and Accreditation Process (DITSCAP) process for
managing risk.
12:30 PM – 1:00 PM Lunch
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This course equips delegates to effectively manage aspects of This course will help professionals increase information
cyber security from a DoD perspective by understanding the superiority achieved through global, affordable, and timely
Department’s information technology management goals. access to reliable and secure information for worldwide decision
making and operations
It establishes an inventory of information systems and builds a
consistent governance structure for information technology that Session Leaders:
will enhance management of information resources and allow Professors Harry Bouris and Vikram Sethi
management to respond accurately to information requests Institute of Defense Studies and Education
from Congress and the Office of Management and Budget.
5:00 PM End of Workshops
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Main Conference Sessions
DAY 1: Tuesday, November 17, 2009 DAY 2: Wednesday, November 18, 2009
7:30 Registration and Coffee 7:45 Registration and Coffee
8:20 Chairperson’s Welcome and Opening Remarks 8:20 Chairperson’s Welcome and Opening Remarks
8:30 Defending the Cyberspace Domain: USSTRATCOM 8:30 Organizational Development and Authority for Cyber Security
Keynote Remarks
Keynote Remarks
Strategic Goals and Responsibilities for Cyber Warfare at the DoD
• Operational cyber security responsibilities at USSTRATCOM • DoD policy for protecting critical information systems and networks
• Initial goals and development for the creation of a unified • Departmental plans and evaluations for the use of cyber assets
“CYBERCOM” •
Anticipating and preventing successful attacks on data and networks
VADM Carl Mauney, USN, Deputy Commander, United Robert Lentz, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for
States Strategic Command Information and Identity Management, OASD NII/CIO
9:15 Cyber Security Initiatives at the US Army 9:15 DC3 Strategic Initiatives and Capabilities
• Implementation of DoD cyber security directives at the US • DC3 role as the operational focal point for DoD Cyber Security
Army • IA partnerships with industry
• Developments in Army tactics, techniques, and procedures in • Combating and prosecuting cyber crime at the Department of Defense
response to cyber threats Steven D. Shirley, SES, DAFC, Executive Director, DoD Cyber
BG Steven Smith, USA, Chief Cyber Officer, CIO/G-6 Crime Center
10:00 Networking Break 10:00 Networking Break
10:45 NSA Support for Federal Cyber Security Policies 10:45 The Four Most Promising Initiatives For Improving Federal
• NSA’s responsibilities as part of the newly announced Information Security
USCYBERCOM •
Big risk reductions at the Department of State -- offense informs
• Delivering solutions and lending capabilities across all services defense
Dennis Bartko, Special Assistant to the Director for Cyber • Filling the pipeline for great technical security talent - the US Cyber
Security, National Security Agency Challenge
• The human sensor network as an early warning system
11:30 Defending IT Systems and Networks: IC Initiatives and •
Procurement -- the game changer
Strategic Goals Alan Paller, Director of Research, SANS Institute
IC perspective
• Tools and capabilities that provide network defenders with
better situational awareness 11:30 The Threat to DoD Information Systems and Networks
• Layered approaches to computer network defense from • An examination of current and developing threats to DoD Networks
perimeters, across enclaves, to host-level capabilities • Defensive capabilities, response, and mitigation strategies
•
IC interdependent initiatives for cyber security •
Proactive efforts to inform reactive responses
Sherrill Nicely, Deputy CIO, Office of the Director of Tony Stramella, Special Assistant to the Director, National
National Intelligence Threat Operations Center, NSA
12:15 Lunch 12:15 Lunch
SCAP Development and
1:30 Identifying and Reducing Operational Security 1:30 Building a Scientific Foundation for Cybersecurity: NIST
Weaknesses in Software Objectives for Secure IT Systems
• Ignorance of software security weaknesses in your • NIST’s statutory responsibilities in the cyber domain
Application
applications is putting you and your mission at risk •
Security Content Automation Protocol (SCAP) development and
•
Prevalence of attacks using the weaknesses listed in the CWE application
Top 25 • Creating metrics for security analysis
• Methods to identify and address these potential Tim Grance, Program Manager, Cyber and Network Security,
vulnerabilities National Institute of Standards and Technology
Robert Martin, Principal Engineer, MITRE
2:15 Cutting Edge Research and Development in Support of the
the Department of State
Successful Case Study at
2:15 Measuring Organizational Network Security Risk Federal Cyber Security Mission
• Discover how the State Department’s “Risk Score Manager” • Understanding existing and emerging threats
has reduced 83% of the measured risk over 11 months • Advancing state-of-the-art in insider threat detection, deterrence,
•
Why focusing attention on progress in correcting and mitigation
vulnerabilities and configuration management weaknesses • Ensuring continuing security, survivability, and dependability of
with monthly grades should be evaluated for wider use in the national critical infrastructure through pro-active scalable rapid
government prototyped technologies
John Streufert, Chief Information Security Officer, DCIO Joseph Trien, Cyberspace Sciences and Information Intelligence
for Information Security, US Department of State Research (CSIIR) Group, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
3:00 Networking Break 3:00 Networking Break
3:45 Improving Information Assurance within the DoD/IC 3:30 Asymmetric Cyber Threats to US Citizens
Community • Targeting the data entry process
• NSA strategic level IA goals • Targeting home systems
• Creating smarter, self defending networks • Polluting law enforcement and government identities
•
Strengthening identity management and authentication Randy Marchany, Director, IT Security Laboratory, Virginia Tech
requirements
Richard Schaeffer, Director, Information Assurance, NSA 4:15 AFRL Research and Development Efforts in Support of DoD’s
Closing Keynote Remarks
Cyber Security Mission
4:30 Cyber Changes Everything: The Cyber-Defense Revolution • Assuring successful operations in high threat environments
•
Assessments of the strategic and economic consequences of •
Achieving dominant offensive cyber engagement
possible cyber-attacks and cyber-assisted physical attacks •
Core technical competencies of AFRL’s Information Directorate
• The likelihood of possible cyber attacks
Col Lamar Parker, USAF, Acting Director, AFRL Information
• Cost effectiveness of security counter measures Directorate, Commander, Rome Research Site, Air Force
Scott Borg, Director and Chief Economist, US Cyber Research Laboratory
Consequences Unit
5:15 End of Main Conference Day 1 5:00 End of Main Conference
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