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5th Annual
Intelligence Discover the Latest
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Analysis & Source Intelligence
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Processing TM
and Reshaping
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Achieving Timely, Accurate, and Relevant Intelligence
November 16 - 18, 2009 • Washington, DC metro area Featuring a
distinguished speaker
faculty that includes:
Don’t miss your most vital opportunity of the year to:
Colonel James Stockmoe, USA
• Receive detailed updates on new and emerging technology needs G-2, United States Army Intelligence
and current challenges in intelligence analysis and processing
James Chaparro
• Discover collaboration opportunities for industry and the intelligence Deputy Under Secretary for Mission
community Integration, Office of Intelligence
and Analysis, Department of
• Gain first-hand insight into national and military intelligence Homeland Security
interests and how intelligence shapes policy and operations
Michael E. Kennedy
Director, Enterprise Operations,
INTELINK Enterprise Collaboration
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anther IDGA event.” Deputy Director, Chief Operating
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5th Annual At IDGA’s Intelligence Analysis &
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Dear Colleague,
• Intelligence
• Security
“Nothing is more important to natio • Counter-Terrorism
nal security than the making and the
security polices and timely, accurate, conduct of good
objective and relevant intelligence” • Information Systems and
Architectures
- Director of National Intelligence, Denn
is Blair • Data Mining
• Knowledge Management
The US Intelligence Community (IC)
is in a process of reform and realignme
administration. The transformation nt under the Obama •
Competitive and Business
is bringing institutional changes that
fostering diverse and independent are reshaping analysis, Intelligence
analysis throughout the IC, and prom
collaboration among analysts. Whil oting greater • Data Collection
e new budget priorities shift and cond
greater IC cooperation is essential to ense intelligence funds,
the National Security Strategy.
• Enterprise Architecture
• Threat Analysis
Today, terrorism and emerging secu
rity threats in this era of hybrid
new levels of intelligence capabiliti warfare demand
es that require advanced sources,
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, and target these new threats!
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comprehensive overview of these deliver a
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methods and technologies involved policies, programs,
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reports that are accurate and respo e data to produce to the promotion of innovative ideas in
nsive to mission managers’ and comm
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igence while attracting delegates with decision-
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Open Source Intelligence and
Technology Focus Day Monday, November 16, 2009
Give time to the issues that matter most. Sign up for the Open Source Intelligence and Technology Focus Day and
dedicate more time to dialogue and networking in a classroom environment.
This in-depth and interactive series of workshops will examine current challenges in open source intelligence. Hear from
leading academic researchers and government organizations on the technology and processes that are revolutionizing current
and future uses of open source and overseas contingency operations. These practical application sessions will deliver high impact
training led by globally recognized experts.
During a Focus Day, you can expect: • Smaller, classroom-style sessions • In-depth discussions with the class leaders and fellow attendees
7:30am – 8:00am Registration and Coffee
8:00am – 10:00am
Collecting and utilizing open source intel
Complementary Aspects of Open Source to All Source Intelligence
In the sometimes harried world of intelligence collection and subsequent What will be covered:
analysis, open source material is often overshadowed because it has not • Real-time utilization of open source intelligence
been produced by a field collector in a clandestine environment. • Collection and parsing intelligence
Nevertheless, when properly collected and parsed, open source intelligence
can often be a value added element to the all source intelligence package, How you will benefit:
adding a degree of supplementary material that can provide context to a
• Gain an appreciation of how open source intelligence aids the all source
particular intelligence problem. At times, the amount of available material intelligence product
can result in intelligence overload. Thus it is advantageous to understand
• Understand the range and extent of open source resources
how one can effectively and efficiently collect and utilize this additional
• Become more familiar with open source collection techniques
and Technology Focus Day
information. It is the purpose of this presentation to demonstrate how open Session Leader:
source information acquired from a variety of sources can complement the Professor Steve Young, Sam Houston State University (The Texas
overall intelligence product. State University System)
Open Source Intelligence
10:00am – 12:00pm
Managing open source intel
Awash in the Flood: How a Treble Hook Approach Can Help your Open Source Research Enterprise
In the flood of data that intelligence agencies face, one question is critical -
How can an analyst move from being the passive observer to the more How you will benefit:
proactive director of their fishing for the right data? The treble hook • Discover a non-technical perspective on open source data mining
approach is a three pronged open source collection strategy that helps • Consider a philosophical means to become proactive in open source
gather relevant and focused data from a variety of open sources. This research
discussion will spark the attendee’s imagination to reconsider ways to tap • Learn best practices for tapping into research quickly
into academic circles, new media and on-line communities as a means to
overcome the flood and get “just the facts” sooner. Session Leader:
Professor James David Ballard, Associate Professor, California State
What will be covered: University Northridge
• Effective ways to mange intelligence volume
• Open source collection strategy
12:00pm – 1:00pm Lunch
1:00pm – 3:00pm
How to best meet the IC’s needs
Providing Open Source Solutions: Is There Common Ground Between the IC’s Mission and the
Vendors’ Agenda?
The focus of this workshop presentation will be awareness-building among What will be covered:
attendees on the challenges posed by the continuum of broad, global • Relationship between the IC and business community
diversity of vendor efforts on R&D, proprietary product development for • Business efforts on research and development
advanced non-IC applications (e.g. banking/finance and other non-govt • New open source solutions
high-security demand environments), the voluntary industry standards
process and the government-facilitated standards process (NIST, Common How you will benefit:
Criteria, CNSS, etc.) and considerations for IC in engaging with private
• Learn how be to meet the needs of the IC
entities dividing their development attention across all these (sometimes
• Plan for IC partnerships
competing) venues/customer-engagements. Session Leader:
Michael Aisenberg, Principal, Federal Systems Security, The MITRE
Corporation
3:00pm – 5:00pm
New approaches in open source systems development
Use of Open Source and Open Source Approaches in Military Tactical System Development
This workshop presentation will discuss open source approaches that • Pitfalls and lessons learned
minimize preventive failures in systems development. This workshop will also • Data rights issues and programmatic concerns
evaluate how to successfully leverage collaborative applications to deliver a
fully integrated enterprise that directly services open source intelligence. How you will benefit:
• Work on virtual collaboration
What will be covered: • Examine “process automation” for intelligence
• Advantages of open source in system development
Session Leader:
Michael MacKay, VP of Technology, Progeny Systems
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Main Conference Day 1 Main Conference Day 2
Tuesday, November 17, 2009 Wednesday, November 18, 2009
7:15 Registration & Coffee 7:15 Registration & Coffee
8:15 Welcome & Chairperson’s Opening Remarks 8:15 Welcome & Chairperson’s Opening Remarks
8:30 DHS Future Plans and Initiatives in Intelligence 8:30 Army Military Intelligence Rebalancing Initiative
Analysis Sustained Army Force Generation (ARFORGEN) cycle
US Army
DHS Keynote
•
Keynote
•
The intelligence enterprise future of analysis •
Comprehensive Army MI Force Strategy support
• Collection and analysis needs at DHS • BCT and Division/Corps full-spectrum operations
• New policy initiatives Colonel James Stockmoe, USA, United States Army
James Chaparro, Deputy Under Secretary for Mission Intelligence, G-2
Integration, Office of Intelligence and Analysis,
Department of Homeland Security 9:15 Future Capabilities and Priorities Update on the
ODNI/IC Enterprise Solutions
9:15 New Intelligence Priorities at the National • Share point enterprise
Reconnaissance Office and for the IC • IC connect
•Current achievements at the NRO • Enterprise search improvements
•Intelligence transformation process Michael E. Kennedy, Director, Enterprise Operations,
Michael Del Vecchio, Deputy Director, Chief Operating INTELINK Enterprise Collaboration Center, DNI
Officer, National Reconnaissance Office
10:00 Networking Break
10:00 Networking Break
10:45 The Intelligence Community Digital Identifier
National Security
10:45 National Security Update on Information • Identity and access management program
Sharing Challenges • IdAM enterprise implementation
Strategy
• New objectives and requirements • Strategic planning and coordination
• SIGINT intelligence and changes ahead Greg Hall, Chief, Identity and Access Management (IdAM)
• From intelligence to policy Division Program Manager, Intelligence Community Identity
Dr. Barry A. Zulauf, Deputy Chief, Office of National & Access Management Initiative, ODNI
Security Intelligence
11:30 Highlighting Research and Development
11:30 Intelligence and Targeting – Supporting Partnerships for Enhanced Intelligence
Customs Operations: Focus on the Enemy • NGA R&D priorities
• Intelligence and targeting – key elements supporting border • Future agency success
security efforts every day of the year • Most pressing technical challenges in intelligence
• Knowledge of the enemy and its tactics and methods are Vonna Heaton, Director, InnoVision Directorate, National
translated into focused targeting efforts Geospatial Agency
• “You don’t find what you’re not looking for”
Carlos Cortez, Chief, Senior Analyst, US Customs and 12:15 Lunch
Border Protection, Office of Intelligence and Operations
Coordination 1:30 Open Source Software: Issues in Quality and
Security
12:15 Lunch • Open source software systems
• New security threats in intelligence analysis
1:30 The Hybrid-War Era & Emerging Challenges Phillip A. Laplante, PhD, Professor of Software Engineering,
for Intelligence in the Middle East Affiliate Professor of Information Science and Technology,
• What the IC is missing Penn State University
• Intelligence analysis that shapes policy
• Continuing to adapt intelligence to the threat 2:15 Strategic Issues in the Intelligence Sharing
Professor Alon Ben-Meir, Terrorism and Intelligence Community
Expert, New York University • Crisis support
• Risk in analysis
2:15 Enhancing the Public-Private Partnership and • Operational support
Ensuring Greater IC Analysis Transformation Dr. John C.K. Daly, Consultant, The OSINT Group
• Developing new technologies
• Current state of intelligence analysis 2:45 Networking Break
Ed Waltz, Chief Scientist, Intelligence Innovation Division,
BAE Systems Advanced Information Technologies 3:15 IC Collaboration in Analysis
• Automated tools for continued analysis education
3:00 Networking Break • Wide area surveillance
• Improving identification of threats in intelligence
3:45 Intelligence Analysis and Processing Capacity Dr. Bruce Murphy, Chief Academic Officer, Air University,
– a How-to for the IC Maxwell Air Force Base
• Identifying it
• Enabling/enhancing it 4:45 Legal and Ethical Issues with Intelligence
• Employing it Collection, Analysis, and Processing
Donald "Don" Get, Special Advisor for Operations, US • Collection and analysis process pitfalls
Army Intelligence and Security Command • Protection of domestic information
• Information sharing tools and information integrity
4:30 Non-State Actor Threats and Their Challenges Michael Andregg, JPST program, University of St. Thomas in
to the Intelligence Process St. Paul, Minnesota
• Tactical field intelligence challenges
• Nation-to-tactical integration 5:30 End of Main Conference
• Current and future environments of adversaries
Dr. Wayne Zaideman, MITRE
5:15 End of Day 1
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