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Admiral Michael Rogers
Commander,
United States Cyber Command
Mrs. Essye Miller
Director, Cyber Security
Army CIO/G6
ADDITIONAL FEATURED SPEAKERS
INTRODUCING OUR KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
WHY THIS IS A “MUST ATTEND” EVENT
June 24-26, 2015 | Augusta Marriott at the Convention Center, Augusta, GA
Developing the Next Generation of Cyber Warriors
Located at the Future Home of the U.S. Army Cyber Command...
Ms. Marie Baker
Senior Engineer,
Software Engineering
Institute
CYBER WORKFORCE
DEVELOPMENT
Mr. Martin Malcolm
US Army Cyber Center of Excellence
Transformation & Technology
Integrator and Cyber Security Director
Cyber Support Element-
Ft. Leavenworth, KS
CYBER SPACE LEADER
DEVELOPMENT
Complimentary to all Active Military and Government Personnel
LTC Scott Nelson
Program Manager, Cyber P3
U.S. Army Reserve
CYBER P3
ADML. Rogers is a native of Chicago and attended Auburn University, graduating in 1981 and receiving
his commission via the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps. ADML. Rogers was selected to become a
flag officer in 2007. He assumed his present duties as the Commander, U.S. Cyber Command and director,
National Security Agency/Chief, Central Security Service in April 2014. Rogers is a distinguished graduate
of the NationalWar College and a graduate of highest distinction from the NavalWar College. He is also a
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Seminar XXI fellow, Harvard Senior Executive in National Security
alum, and holds a Master of Science in National Security Strategy.
Mrs.MillerisaSeniorExecutivewithbroadexperienceinformationtechnology.Duringher29-yearcareer,
Mrs. Miller has held positions of increased responsibility in U.S. Air Force, both tactical and strategic C4IT.
As the Director for Cyber Security, Mrs. Miller assists the Secretary of the Army, the Chief of Staff of the
Army, the Vice Chief of Staff of the Army and the CIO/G-6 with implementing cyber strategy and cyber-
related information technology initiatives. She is also the Army's Senior Information Assurance Officer
and therefore, she is responsible for the development, implementation, execution and oversight of the
Army's Cyber Security program. Mrs. Miller holds a B.A. from Talladega College, a MBA from Troy State
University, and a Masters of Strategic Studies from the United States Air War College, Pennsylvania.
Understand the future requirements of the U.S. Cyber
Command directly from its Commanding Officer
Get an Introduction to the Army Cyber Command directly
from its leadership
Come see the future home of the Army Cyber Command
Delve into the future requirements of Cyber Security during
our Focus Day
Learn how to mitigate human error on your Network
Develop advanced tactics to more effectively predict cyber
attacks
Understand best practices for deploying resilience metrics
for cyber systems
Hear about Cyber Space Leader Development, Education,
and Training
Dr. Daniel Ragsdale (COL Ret)
Professor of Practice, Dept. of
Computer Science & Engineering,
Texas A&M University
CYBER EDUCATION
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Dear Colleague,
Defending Cyber Space is never an easy task. In fact, it is
one of the most difficult tasks that the United States Military
now faces. How do you defend against an enemy that can
attack from any direction, anonymously, and can potentially
cripple entire units without firing a single shot? This is the task
given to the Military Cyber Commands.
What's the first step? To identify training gaps and educational
requirements to ensure Warfighters engaged in this fight
have the knowledge to win. To simultaneously identify next
generation technologies that can be successfully partnered
with these Warfighters, leading to the complete domination
of the battlefield.
How do we accomplish this first step? By successfully
communicating to both academia and industry what these
requirements are so that they in turn can provide the training,
education, and technology to make the Military successful.
Without successfully interfacing with industry and setting a
direction for the future, the Military understands that it will
be forced to also be in a reactive planning state, which runs
contrary to the core ideals of the Military.
This event serves as an opportunity for solution providers to
break through the background noise and present their unique
ideas and products in an environment specifically tailored to
highlighting them, while simultaneously learning about the
future requirements of the Military and a variety of other
topics. Meanwhile the Department of Defense gets a first hand
look at some of the solutions they may have not originally
considered, all in pursuit of that best value solution.
Come and be apart of the future of Cyber Security.
It starts now!
Respectfully,
Brian Wharton
Conference Director
Institute for Defense and Government Advancement
USCYBERCOM plans, coordinates,
integrates, synchronizes and conducts
activities to: direct the operations and
defense of specified Department of
Defense information networks and;
prepare to, and when directed, conduct full spectrum
militarycyberspaceoperationsinordertoenableactions
in all domains, ensure US/Allied freedom of action in
cyberspace and deny the same to our adversaries
Army Cyber Command's mission is to
plan, coordinate, integrate, synchronize,
direct, and conduct network operations
and defense of all Army networks. When
directed, Second Army will conduct
cyberspace operations in support of full spectrum
operations to ensure U.S. and allied freedom of action in
cyberspace, and to deny the same to adversaries
The mission of Fleet Cyber Command
is to serve as central operational
authority for networks, cryptologic/signals
intelligence, information operations,
cyber, electronic warfare, and space
capabilities in support of forces afloat and ashore; to
direct Navy cyberspace operations globally to deter and
defeat aggression and to ensure freedom of action to
achieve military objectives in and through cyberspace;
to organize and direct Navy cryptologic operations
worldwide and support information operations and
space planning and operations, as directed; to execute
cyber missions as directed; to direct, operate, maintain,
secure, and defend the Navy's portion of the Global
Information Grid.
The 24th Air Force's mission is to
operate, extend, and defend the Air Force
Information Network, defend key mission
systems, and provide full spectrum
cyberspace capabilities for the joint
warfighter in, through, and from cyberspace.
JUNE 24-26, 2015
AUGUSTA MARRIOTT AT
THE CONVENTION CENTER
AUGUSTA, GA
US CYBER COMMAND
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3. JUNE 24-26, 2015
AUGUSTA MARRIOTT AT
THE CONVENTION CENTER
AUGUSTA, GA
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Admiral Michael Rogers
Commander,
U.S. Cyber Command
Mr. Martin Malcolm
USArmyCyberCenterofExcellence
Transformation&Technology
IntegratorandCyberSecurityDirector
Cyber Support Element-
Ft. Leavenworth, KS
Dr. Daniel Ragsdale (COL Ret)
Professor of Practice, Dept
of Computer Science &
Engineering,
Texas A&M University
Keynote: Overview of the U.S. Cyber Command
Adm. Rogers is a native of Chicago and attended Auburn University,
graduating in 1981 and receiving his commission via the Naval Reserve
Officers Training Corps. After serving in a variety of leadership positions,
Adm. Rogers was selected to become a flag officer in 2007. Rogers' joint
service both afloat and ashore has been extensive, culminating in his service
as director of the Chairman's Action Group, and a leader of the JCS Joint
Strategic Working Group. He assumed his present duties as Commander,
U.S. Cyber Command and Director, National Security Agency/Chief, Central
Security Service in April 2014. Rogers is a distinguished graduate of the
National War College and a graduate of highest distinction from the Naval
War College. He is also a Massachusetts Institute of Technology Seminar
XXI fellow, Harvard Senior Executive in National Security alum, and holds a
Master of Science in National Security Strategy.
Session: Quality Cyber Education
Dr. Daniel "Rags" Ragsdale was DARPA as a Program Manager from June
2011 to February 2015. His research interests include computer network
operations, cyber deception, cyber security education and training,
computer ethics and privacy, and network sciences. Before joining DARPA,
Dr. Ragsdale served for more than a decade at the United States Military
Academy at West Point where he held a variety of supervisory roles,
culminating with his service as Vice Dean for Education. In this capacity,
Dr. Ragsdale was the Strategic Planner and Principal Deputy toWest Point's
Chief Academic Officer. A recently retired U.S. Army colonel, Dr. Ragsdale's
operational assignments included combat deployments in support of
Operations Urgent Fury (Grenada), Enduring Freedom (Afghanistan), and
Iraqi Freedom (Iraq). In his most recent deployment, Dr. Ragsdale served
as the Deputy Commander of a 2000-personTask Force responsible for the
security and defense of the largest coalition based in Iraq.
Session: Cyber Space Leader Development, Education, and Training
Mr. Malcolm W. “Mack” Martin is the US Army Cyber Center of Excellence
Transformation & Technology Integrator and the Cyber Support Element-
Ft. Leavenworth, KS Director. A proven and highly accomplished Army
executive leader with strategic, operational and tactical expertise in the
rapidly advancing, highly dynamic cyber domain and electromagnetic
spectrum (EMS). Mr. Martin is a recognized visionary and expert on the
cyber domain, electronic warfare and EMS and has directed the in depth
and detailed analysis to develop long term Army cyberspace and EW
capabilities. Mr. Martin is a retired US Naval Flight Officer and Electronic
WarfareOfficerwithoperationaldeploymentsonnuclearsubmarines,carriers
and expeditionary aviation squadrons supporting coalition ground forces.
CONFIRMED SPEAKERS AT A GLANCE
SOME MILITARY AND
ORGANIZATIONS
EXPECTED TO ATTEND
• U.S. Cyber Command
• U.S. Army Cyber Command
• U.S. Navy Cyber Command
• U.S. Air Force Cyber Command
• U.S. Coast Guard Cyber Command
• MARFORCYBER
• Fort Gordon Cyber Center of Excellence
• Cyber Capabilities and Integration
Directorate
• TRADOC
• DAPRA
• CAC Support Element
• 35th Signal Brigade
• 7th Signal Command
• Service Academy Cyber Departments
• Army Research Lab
• Software Engineering Institute
• ESRI
• Department of Homeland Security
Ms.MarieBaker
Senior Engineer,
SoftwareEngineeringInstitute
Session: State of Cyber Workforce Development
Marie Baker is a Senior Engineer in the CERT Program at the Software
EngineeringInstitutewheresheisamemberoftheCyberSecuritySolutions
directorate. Baker operates with the Cyber Workforce Development team
where she is responsible for managing the development of training
assets that support federal training directives. Baker has over 15 years of
experience in information technology, particularly in information security
and assurance training and holds a BS degree in Computer Science from
Robert Morris University and an MS in Information Technology from
Carnegie Mellon University, as well as several industry certifications.
BREAKDOWN OF
SUBCONTRACTORS
EXPECTED TO ATTEND
Mrs. Essye Miller
Director, Cyber Security
Army CIO/G6
Keynote: Vision of Army Cyber Security
Mrs. Miller is a Senior Executive with broad experience information
technology. During her 29- year career, Mrs. Miller has held positions of
increased responsibility in U.S. Air Force, both tactical and strategic C4IT.
As the Director for Cyber Security, Mrs. Miller assists the Secretary of
the Army, the Chief of Staff of the Army, the Vice Chief of Staff of the
Army and the CIO/G-6 with implementing cyber strategy and cyber-
related information technology initiatives. She is also the Army's Senior
Information Assurance Officer and therefore, she is responsible for the
development, implementation, execution and oversight of the Army's
Cyber Security program. Mrs. Miller holds a B.A. from Talladega College,
a MBA from Troy State University, and a Masters of Strategic Studies from
the United States Air War College, Pennsylvania.
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AGENDA AT A GLANCE
FUTURE REQUIREMENTS DAY: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 2015
MAIN CONFERENCE DAY 1: THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2015
08:00 Registration
08:45 Chairperson Welcome and Opening Remarks
09:00 Workshop A: DoD Cyber Warfare of 2025
10:30 Morning Networking & Refreshment Break
10:45 Workshop B: Network Resiliency: How to Mitigate the Damage after its Done
12:15 Lunch
13:15 Workshop C: Intrusion Detection and Firewall Customization
14:45 Afternoon Refreshment Break
15:00 Workshop D: Designing the Perfect Cyber Defender Team
16:30 Chairperson Closing Remarks
16:45 End of Future Requirements Day
08:00 Registration & Coffee
08:45 Chairperson’s Welcome and Opening Remarks
09:00 Keynote: Overview of US Cyber Command
09:45 Reserved for Presentation by Fort Gordon CG
10:30 Morning Networking & Refreshment Break
11:15 Cyber Security Best Practices: Offense VS Defense
12:30 Networking Lunch
13:30 Mitigating Human Error Within Your Network
14:15 Cyber Space Leadership Development Education and Training
15:00 Afternoon Networking & Refreshment Break
15:45 Reserved for Presentation by Commandant of U.S. Army Cyber School
16:30 Resilience Metrics for Cyber Systems
17:15 Closing Remarks
17:30 End of Main Conference Day One
MAIN CONFERENCE DAY 2: FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 2015
07:45 Registration & Coffee
08:30 Chairperson’s Recap of Conference Day One
08:45 Quality Cyber Education
09:30 State of Cyber Workforce Development
10:15 Morning Networking & Refreshment Break
11:00 Overcoming the Inherent Vulnerabilities of Cyber Physical Facilities
11:45 Challenges within Cyber Security
12:30 Networking Lunch
13:30 Enduring Threats in Cyber Space
14:15 Afternoon Networking & Refreshment Break
14:45 Increasing Need for Cooperation within the Cyber Community
15:30 Predicting Cyber Attacks
16:15 Chairperson’s Closing Remarks
16:30 End of Conference
