Duane Blackburn

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Duane Blackburn joined MITRE (a non-profit operator of FFRDCs) in November of 2011, where he provides technical, strategic, and policy guidance to a number of federal government organizations. Mr. Blackburn’s most recent prior appointment was in the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, where he was responsible for the federal government's identity management and homeland security S&T enterprises. He led multiple bodies within the National Science and Technology Council, and provided guidance to others within the Executive Office of the President on a variety of issues. Mr. Blackburn previously served as a RDT&E program manager at the FBI, NIJ, and the DoD. Mr. Black.

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Duane Blackburn

Presentations

Developing a Federal Vision for Identity Management

Biometric Consortium Conference 2008 - Opening Keynote

Biometrics Today And Into The Future (2006)

Advancing Identity Management (2007)

Future Interoperability of Terrorist Biometric Systems (2008)

NSTC Subcommittee on Domestic IEDs

NSTC Subcommittee on Forensic Science (2009)

BCC 2003 - Reintroducing Watchlist Statistics

BCC 2004 - Interagency RDT&E Coordination

BCC 2004 - Research Needs In Biometrics

BCC 2005 - Justice Biometrics Cooperative

BCC 2005 - NSTC

BCC 2006 - NSTC

BCC 2007 - NSTC

BCC 2008 - NSTC

BCC 2009 - NSTC

Federal Budget Process Overview

Using The National Science and Technology Council (NSTC)

Federal Biometrics Overview for Venture Capitalists (2005)

Identity Management Policy - The End of the Beginning?

Where We Are Today – The Current Landscape of Identity Management

Identity Intelligence: From Reactionary Support to Sustained Enabler

Potential Opportunities for Common Federal Biometric Services

Documents

The National Biometrics Challenge

Privacy and Biometrics: Building a Conceptual Foundation

Biometrics in Government Post-9/11: Advancing Science, Enhancing Operations

NSTC Identity Management Task Force Report

NSTC Identity Management Task Force Report Executive Summary

Research Challenges in Combating Terrorist Use of Explosives in the United States

NSTC Policy for Enabling the Development, Adoption and Use of Biometric Standards

Interagency Coordination of Biometrics and Forensic RDT&E

The National Biometrics Challenge (2011)

Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation: A Defensible Process for Federal Agencies

BCC (2012): Federal Panel Identifying Future Government Needs

What is I2 Final-Approved