The document summarizes the agenda for the 11th annual Mobile Deployable Communications conference taking place on February 1st-2nd, 2018 in Warsaw, Poland. The conference will bring together senior military personnel from countries including Poland, US, France, Austria, Norway, Belgium, Canada, Croatia, Lithuania, and EU to discuss challenges and capabilities in deployable tactical communications. Over the two days, the agenda will cover topics such as continuous and adaptable communications, next generation programs, cyber security, and workshops on robust networks and cyber research challenges.

1. MARRIOTT WARSAW HOTEL, WARSAW, POLAND
Ensuring Flexible, Protected and Interoperable
CIS Capabilities for the Warfighter
1st & 2nd
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EXPERT MILITARY SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
Colonel Robert Drozd, Chief of Command and Control Directorate,
J6, The General Staff of the Polish Armed Forces
Colonel Grzegorz Szmit, Head of IT Branch, Command and Control
Directorate, J6, The General Staff of the Polish Armed Forces
Colonel Charles Robert Parker, CIO/G-6, US Army Europe
Colonel Michel Pardoux, Head of Telecommunications Technical
Branch, Ministry of Defence France
Colonel Horst Treiblmaier, Chief of Communication, Ministry of
Defence Austria
Colonel Thomas Wirsching, J5 Division Head, NATO CIS Group
Colonel Heinrich Krispler, CIS Directorate Policies and
Requirements, EU Military Staff
Colonel Ivica Celik, Head of Department for Deployable CIS, J6,
General Staff, Croatian Armed Forces (CAF)
Lieutenant Colonel David Henriksen, Commander CIS Task Group,
CIS Services and Operations, Norwegian Armed Forces
Lieutenant Colonel Herman Hendrickx, Chief of G-6, Belgian
Defence
Lieutenant Colonel Rimas Kazlauskas, Head of CIS Branch,
Lithuanian Armed Forces
Major Mike Harris, Tactical Communications Officer, Canadian
Armed Forces
Major Salvador Llopis, Project Officer, European Defence Agency
BENEFITS OF ATTENDING:
• Meet, network with and hear from senior military personnel in the J6
Command and Control Directorate, Polish General Staff
• Hear national updates on how secure tactical communications can
be effectively operated in contested environments
• Discuss how flexible and continuous connectivity is being achieved
through next generational tactical communication capabilities
• Understand how Europe is fostering greater allied integration to meet
national, regional and international requirements
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A: Selected Results from Applied Research to Improve Robustness in
Military Tactical Networks
Hosted by: Peter Sevenich, Head of the Robust Networks Research Group,
Fraunhofer FKIE
08:30 - 12:30
B: Towards a Cyber Strategic Research Agenda: Cyber Research
Challenges and Opportunities for the Military
Hosted by: Major Salvador Llopis, Project Officer Cyber Defence Technology,
European Defence Agency
13:00- 17:00
PLUS TWO INTERACTIVE HALF-DAY PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS ON 31ST JANUARY 2018
MARRIOTT WARSAW HOTEL, WARSAW, POLAND
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2. Mobile Deployable Communications 2018
Day One | 1st February 2018 www.mobiledeployable.com
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8.30 Registration & Coffee
9.00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Colonel Grzegorz Szmit, Head of IT Branch, Command and Control
Directorate- J6, The General Staff of the Polish Armed Forces
HOST NATION OPENING ADDRESS:
9.10 Bringing CIS to the Polish Armed Forces
• Fulfilling critical CIS requirements for the Polish Armed Forces
• Utilizing a Polish Mission Network (PMN) to incorporate with allies
during mission and as a national FMN implementation
• Implementing Polish Armed Forces CIS Enterprise Architecture as
part of PMN (FMN) implementation
• Cyber: Combating threats and challenges
Colonel Robert Drozd, Chief of Command and Control
Directorate- J6, The General Staff of the Polish Armed Forces
CONTINUOUS AND ADAPTABLE COMMUNICATIONS
9.40 Effectively Delivering Net-Centric CIS Capabilities to U.S. Army
Europe
• Ensuring U.S. warfighters have the effective mission command
network systems and IT services for decision superiority
• The challenges associated with maintaining and enabling
secure network communications in a contested environment
Colonel Charles Robert Parker, CIO/G-6, US Army Europe
10.10 Ensuring Continuous Connectivity in Deployable Communications
• Connecting commander to the mobile front line
• Maintaining resiliency whilst ensuring interoperability within
systems
• How to improve combat effectiveness and air-to-ground
cooperation
Colonel Michel Pardoux, Head of Telecommunications Branch,
DGA France
10.40 Morning Coffee
11.10 BDATech: Completing the Mission Through Adaptable
Communications Platforms
• BDATech’s approach to designing multi-mission set
communications platforms
• Required flexibility in communication platforms to combat
modern threats & requirements
• Utilising the correct integrated software programmes to ensure
mission success
Speaker to be Confirmed, Black Diamond Advanced Technology
NEXT GENERATION PROGRAMMES AND CAPABILITIES
11.40 Satisfying Austria`s Next-Generation Tactical Communication
Requirements
• Implementation of the FTCN
• Integration into the fixed Network and existing Comms
• Foreseeable Requirements and possible developments
Colonel Horst Treiblmaier, Chief of Communication, Ministry of
Defence Austria
12.10 Tactical LTE network for the maneuvering forces - operating while
on-the-move
• The benefits of broadband LTE network for the deployed forces
• Challenges- LTE On-the-Move operations
• Challenges- LTE immunity and robustness
• On the move SATCOM backhauling
• Interoperability with other networks
Gal Septon, Marketing & Sales Manager, ELTA Systems Ltd
12.40 Networking Lunch
13.40 Critical CIS Projects for the Belgium Armed Forces
• Feedback from 2017 and the impact on future CIS planning
• An update on future programmes
- BEST
- MRR
- SOTM
• Collaboration with allied partners
Lieutenant Colonel Herman Hendrickx, Chief of G-6,
Belgian Defence
14.10 Communications- Current Trends and Technology Enablers
• Military verus Commercial SatComs
• TACSAT- Land to Sea to Air
• Unified Comms & Security
Zbigniew Perka, Regional Sales Director Government,
NSSLGlobal Gmbh
Peter Crafter, Business Development Director, NSSLGlobal GmbH
14.40 Development and Employment of CIS in the Norwegian Armed
Forces
• Major Norwegian investments
• Current CIS projects and operational requirements
• Interoperability and collaboration with NATO and partners
• NATO High Visibility Exercise “Trident Juncture 2018” in Norway
• Participation in missions abroad and the employment of CIS
systems
Lieutenant Colonel David Henriksen, Commander CIS Task Group,
CIS Services and Operations, Norwegian Armed Forces
15.10 Afternoon Tea
15.40 Protecting the Connected Warfighter
• From RF, cyber, and insider threats
• With affordable, scalable approaches
• That work over Multiple Transport Networks
Marty Conrad, Director, Systems Solutions, ViaSat, Inc.
16.10 Tactical Communication Challenges and Enhancing Current
Canadian Capabilities
• Current challenges and key drivers for next-generation
requirements
• Capabilities gaps and future requirements to enhance the
Technical Communication Network
- Next-generation radios
- Software defined radios-enhance interoperability and
flexibility
• Collaboration with NATO and international partners
Major Mike Harris, Tactical Communications Officer,
Canadian Armed Forces
16.40 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day One
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8.30 Registration & Coffee
9.00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Colonel Grzegorz Szmit, Head of IT Branch, Command and Control
Directorate- J6, The General Staff of the Polish Armed Forces
KEYNOTE ADDRESS:
9.10 DCIS Support to Operations and Current Developments
• Provision of NATO CIS in support of operations
• Current developments in NATO CIS
Colonel Thomas Wirsching, J5 Division Head, NATO CIS Group
9.40 Session Details to be Confirmed
Speaker to be Confirmed, Airbus
10.10 Morning Coffee
10.40 4G LTE for Military Mobile Deployable Communications
• It is now accepted that 4G LTE will play a part in future military
comms
• But it will appear in some scenarios earlier and others later
• What 4G LTE is out there now and public?
• What needs to be done to push it further?
• Where is the limit?
Dr Tim Wilkinson, Chief Technologist, General Dynamics Mission
Systems
11.10 The Challenges facing UK Military Deployable Communications
and Opportunities for Industry
• An overview of Critical IT Projects in the Deployed Domain
• Challenges that they face - Interoperability, Security, Encryption,
Information Sharing
• Commercial opportunities and benefits - Where Industry can
lean in
Tony Reeves, Technical Director Deployed Operations,
PA Consulting
11.40 RUAG ARANEA - Multinational and Interoperable Tactical
Communications
Christian Schlatter, Manager Solutions, RUAG Holding AG
12.10 Current Tactical CIS Requirements for the Croatian Armed Forces
• An outline of critical assets and CIS division structure
• Recent operations and overcoming challenges to ensure the
provision of effective tactical communication capabilities for
the warfighter
• Procurement plans to enhance signal technologies as outlined
by MoD
• How the CAF are developing relationships with allied forces
Colonel Ivica Celik, Head of Department for Deployable CIS, J6,
General Staff, Croatian Armed Forces (CAF)
12.40 Networking Lunch
13.40 Continuos Capability Development with Software Defined Radio
Harri Romppainen, Vice President, Defence, Bittium
14.10 How the Lithuanian Armed Forces are Meeting Critical CIS
Requirements through Interoperable Networks and Regional
Collaboration
• Current capabilities and future requirements
• Challenges facing the Lithuanian CIS division
• Key threats in the region and the importance of mission
readiness in contested environments
Lieutenant Colonel Rimas Kazlauskas, Head of CIS,
Lithuanian Armed Forces
14.40 ESSOR OC1 Initial Outcomes
Charles Chedhomme, Commercial, Finance and Programme
Management Support Officer, OCCAR
Fulvio Arreghini, Technical Specialist, OCCAR-EA
15.10 Provision of Deployable CIS Capabilities by Bulgaria
• An outline of the key tactical communication and CIS
capacities and requirements
• To what extent has the demand on CIS capabilities been
increased due to external threats to national security
• Focusing on next-generation technologies to strengthen CIS
capabilities
Colonel Ivan Kolev, Chief of Communications, Networks and
Systems Branch, Bulgarian Armed Forces*
15.40 Afternoon Tea
CYBER SECURITY IN THE TACTICAL COMMUNICATIONS DOMAIN
16.10 Ensuring Robust and Efficient CIS Architectures and Cyber Defence
For Military EU CSDP Missions and Operations
• CSFP including goals of the Global Strategy
• CSDP overview military and civilian missions and operations
• Cyber strategy and overview of conceptional framework of the
EU including CIS and Cyber concept
• Overview and status of different CIS and Cyber projects
including EUMS approach FMN and CWIX
• Vision EUMS: How to enhance information priority, CIS
effectiveness and Cyber defence for military CSDP missions and
operations
Colonel Heinrich Krispler, Branch Chief Policies and Requirements,
Communications and Information Systems Directorate, EU Military
Staff
16.40 An Insight into the Cyber Impact and the Convergence with
Electronic Warfare on Deployable Communications
• Information Requirements for Cyber Defence and Electronic
Warfare decision making
• The Value of Architectures for planning the CIS Infrastructure
and their Defences for EU-led Operations
• On the road to ensure the availability of the state-of-the art of
Cyber Defence Technology
Major Salvador Llopis, Project Officer Cyber Defence Technology,
European Defence Agency
17.10 Cyber Security of Communication Systems based on R&D activities
of Military Communication Institute
• Threats targeting communication and IT systems
• Risks assessment of critical infrastructure
• Cyber Security Laboratory capabilities
• National and international initiatives
Lieutenant Colonel Bartosz Jasiul, Head of Cyber Security
Laboratory, C4I Systems Department, Military Communications
Institute
17.40 Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day Two
Mobile Deployable Communications 2018
www.mobiledeployable.com Day Two | 2nd February 2018
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4. Hosted by: Peter Sevenich, Head of the Robust Networks Research Group,
Fraunhofer FKIE
Hosted by: Major Salvador Llopis, Project Officer Cyber Defence
Technology, European Defence Agency
HALF-DAY PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP A | 08.30 - 12.30 | Wednesday 31st January 2018
Marriott Warsaw Hotel, Warsaw, Poland
HALF-DAY PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP B I 13.00 - 17.00 | Wednesday 31st January 2018
Marriott Warsaw Hotel, Warsaw, Poland
Selected Results from Applied Research
to Improve Robustness in Military Tactical
Networks
Towards a Cyber Strategic Research Agenda:
Cyber Research Challenges and Opportunities
for the Military
In Association With
In Association
With
About the workshop host:
Dipl. Phys. Peter Sevenich has been at the Fraunhofer Institute for
Communication, Information Processing and Ergonomics FKIE since 1998.
He is Head of the Robust Networks Research Group and responsible for
the research areas architectures for coalition networks, wireless tactical
networks and sensor/effector networks.
Peter Sevenich is the German governmental expert for the EDA CapTech
IAP4 that focuses on the area of Communication, Information Systems
and Cyber Defence as well as the German representative in the NATO
STO IST Working Group on Heterogeneous tactical networks focusing on
improving connectivity and network efficiency.
In the multinational test and demonstration project Coalition Networks
for Secure Information Sharing (CoNSIS) he is member a of the Steering
Committee.
Overview of workshop:
The workshop will highlight the challenges in the tactical radio
communication domain for joint and combined missions with
heterogeneous equipment.
An overview of technical solutions and development on the
networking, radio to router communications and radio side will be
given and new transport mechanism introduced. Relevant military
and civilian standardisation, as an enabler for interoperability will
be discussed, as well as research initiatives on the national, EDA
and NATO side.
The aim of the workshop is to improve information exchange and
networking between military, academia and industry to enhance
the level of interoperability for products in the area of mobile
tactical communications for future coalition missions.
­Why you should attend:
• Understand the challenges in tactical radio communications in
coalition missions
• Get an overview on technical solutions for heterogeneous
tactical radio networks
• Take into account techniques like mobile ad hoc networking,
software defined radio, cross-layer approaches and cognitive
radio
• Learn about ongoing standardisation in the area of routing and
waveform design towards interoperability
• In depth discussion with experts from military, academia and
industry on the way ahead
About the organisation:
The Fraunhofer Institute for Communication, Information Processing
and Ergonomics FKIE develops solutions for complex cyber-physical
systems. At FKIE we focus on the efficient and robust communication
in networked systems and their security. We protect the data and
its transmission through preventive security measures, detect
security incidents, and take appropriate measures to avert further
damage.
Overview of workshop:
A Cyber Strategic Research Agenda provides a comprehensive
overview of the state-of-the-art of the cyber technology and describes
technology roadmaps for the short, medium and long term. The
workshop is expected to provide views from public and private
organizations on research and technology aspects of cybersecurity
and cyberdefence.
­Why you should attend:
• The workshop is expected to provide a forum to share views from
different stakehokders on:
• The state-of-the-art of cyber technology
• The importance of research on cybersecurity and cyberdefence
About the workshop host:
Major Llopis graduated from the Spanish Army Officers’ Military
Academy as Signal Officer. He served as a Staff Officer at the
NATO Rapid Deployment Corps within the Communications and
Information Systems Division in Valencia, Spain; Telecommunications,
Information Systems and Technical Support Staff at the Spanish Army
Headquarters and most recently, as a Plans & Operations Officer at
the Spanish Cyber Command of the Defence Staff. He graduated
from the Spanish Joint Command and Staff College in Madrid and he
holds a Master of Science in Telecommunications Engineering. Since
2015, he is working as Project Officer Cyber Defence Technology and
moderator of the Cyber Research and Technology Working Group at
the European Defence Agency in Brussels.
Programme:
13.00 Registration & Coffee
13.30 Opening and introductions
13.40 Session 1. Cyber strategic research agenda and dual-use
technologies
A view from Industry
14.20 Session 2. Cyber stategic research agenda and dual-use
technologies
A view from Academia
15.00 Afternoon Tea
15.30 Session 3. Cyber strategic research agenda and dual-
use technologies. A view from a Research Technology
Organisation
16.10 Session 4. Cyber research challenges and opportunities
16.40 Closing remarks and questions
17.00 End of workshop
Programme:
08.30 Registration & Coffee
09.00 Opening remarks and introductions
09.10 Lessons learned from Coalition Warrior Interoperability
eXploration, eXperimentation, eXamination, eXercise (CWIX)
2016 and outlook CWIX 2017
09.40 Selected results from NATO RTG 124 “Heterogeneous
Networks” in simulation and new transport mechanism
Multipath TCP/UDP and network-coding for military mobile
networks
10.30 Morning Coffee
11.00 Data Hiding Technology as a part of COMINT- Challenges and
Countermeasures
Colonel Zbigniew Piotrowski, Director, Institute of
Telecommunications, Military University of Technology (MUT)
11.30 Session details to be confirmed by MCI Zegrze
12.20 Closing remarks and questions
12.30 End of Workshop

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Paper Copy documentation. Price Total
□ Access to the conference documentation
on the Document Portal £499.00 + VAT £598.80
□ The Conference Presentations – paper copy £499.00 - £499.00
(or only £300 if ordered with the Document Portal)
PAYMENT
VAT
VAT at 23% is charged on the attendance fees for all delegates, except taxable
persons established in Poland – Reverse Charge – Article 194
VENUE Marriott Warsaw Hotel, Warsaw, Poland
□ Please contact me to book my hotel
Alternatively call us on +44 (0) 870 9090 711,
email: events@smi-online.co.uk or fax +44 (0) 870 9090 712
CONFERENCE PRICES GROUP DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE
I would like to attend: (Please tick as appropriate) Fee TOTAL
COMMERCIAL ORGANISATIONS
□ Conference 2 Workshops £2697.00 +VAT £3317.31
□ Conference 1 Workshop □ A □ B £2098.00 +VAT £2580.54
□ Conference only £1499.00 +VAT £1843.77
□ 2 Workshops only £1198.00 +VAT £1473.54
□ 1 Workshop only □ A □ B £599.00 +VAT £736.77
MILITARY, GOVERNMENT, PUBLIC SECTOR RATE
□ Conference 2 Workshops £2097.00 +VAT £2579.31
□ Conference 1 Workshop □ A □ B £1498.00 +VAT £1842.54
□ Conference only £899.00 +VAT £1105.77
□ 2 Workshops only £1198.00 +VAT £1473.54
□ 1 Workshop only □ A □ B £599.00 +VAT £736.77
PROMOTIONAL LITERATURE DISTRIBUTION
□ Distribution of your company’s promotional
literature to all conference attendees £999.00 +VAT £1198.80
The conference fee includes refreshments, lunch, conference papers, and access to
the Document Portal. Presentations that are available for download will be subject to
distribution rights by speakers. Please note that some presentations may not be available
for download. Access information for the document portal will be sent to the e-mail
address provided during registration. Details are sent within 24 hours post conference.