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Protecting Americas Infrastructure:
Cyber
Defense
Homeland
Defense Training Conference
Special Announcement
New Speakers Added
Government Opening Speaker
Mr. Mike Lombard, Director, Office
of Infrastructure Analysis, Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
IAIP/IPD
Other Speakers Include
'
Jeff Goldthorp, Chief,
Network Technology Division, Office of Engineering and Technology, Federal
Communications Commission (FCC)
'
Tom
O'Keefe, Deputy Director for Information System Security,
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
'
Martha
Stansell-Gamm, Chief, Computer Crime Intellectual Property
Section, US Department of Justice (DOJ)
'
Michael
J. Skroch, Manager, Information Operations Red Team &
Assessments, Sandia National Laboratories
'
Michael
L. Jackson, Associate Director, Division of Supervision and
Consumer Protection, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
(FDIC)
'
Edward
Roback, Division Chief, Computer Scientist, Computer Security
Division, National Institute of Standards and Technology
(NIST)
'
Tony
Cole, Senior Manager, Critical Infrastructure Protection
Programs, Symantec Corporation
'
Mark
Lavoie, Communication Officer, Director of Navy Marine Corps
Intranet (NMCI) Office
'
Perry
Pederson, Infrastructure Protection Program Manager, Technical
Support Working Group (TSWG)
Thursday,
5 June 2003
Executive Conference Center
NRECA
Building
4301
Wilson Boulevard
Arlington, Virginia 22203
Time: 7:30
AM Registration
Program
Starts: 8:30 AM
Wrap-up:
4:30 PM
Continental Breakfast, Refreshments, Lunch included.
Registration Fee
- Industry Credit
Card or Check in Advance $595
- Government Training Forms/Invoice $395
About Cyber Defense
Presidential
Decision Directive (PDD-63) calls for the protection of Americans against
attacks on physical facilities and computer systems. The directive
outlines a coordinated, collaborative effort between all levels of
government and the private sector to address and solve issues related to
providing protection to critical infrastructures.
Recent events
in the United States and in other parts of the world have focused
considerable attention on the potential occurrence of major incidents of
public terrorism. In our own country, such incidents have included
the bombings of the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, the Federal Building
in Oklahoma City, and the Olympic Park in Atlanta. Throughout the rest of
the world there have been bombings and chemical weapon attacks in Japan,
Europe, the Middle East, South America, and Africa. The high level of
concern about terrorism is reflected in the Presidents creation of a
Presidential Commission on Critical Infrastructure Protection and a White
House Commission on Aviation Safety and Security.
The trends of
growth in broadband access given to employees and the greater connectivity
of computer systems and networks need to be counterbalanced by a
corresponding growth in technologies to prevent cyber-invasions.
Current approaches, though useful, are insufficient against sophisticated
perpetrators and cyber-terrorists. Attacks against our most vital
computer networks represent a significant threat to our safety and
security. Our critical infrastructure needs protection from acts of
terrorism and crime with a rapid adaptability to natural or intentional
disruptions.
Conference Goal
Market*Access
will host a training conference for industry and government focusing on
agency needs and requirements in the area of Homeland Defense regarding
Cyber Security, Network Infrastructure Protection and Cyber Terrorism.
This will be a public-level series of training presentations on the
challenges ahead. Speakers will represent federal agencies and leading
security, equipment and systems suppliers.
The goal of
this meeting is to begin to prepare U.S. government and industry for the
changes that will come about regarding cyber
defense.
Exhibitors May Include
- Wireless
security
- Mobile
and wireless communications
- Security
planners
- Federal
systems integrators
- Intrusion
Detection, Firewalls
- Network
and Systems Security Training and Consulting
- Disaster
recovery and facility security
- Help
desk operators and builders
and many
others
Who Should Attend
- Federal
systems integrators and solutions providers
- Federal,
State and Local CIOs and IT teams
- U.S.
Civil agencies with critical IT and systems infrastructure to be
protected
- Computer
and information systems security infrastructure executives
- DoD
systems planners
- Federal
managers and executives looking for information sharing initiatives
- Security
professionals
What you will learn
- What
are the possible programs and funding sources
- Understanding
cyber threats, issues and requirements
- National
strategy for infrastructure protection
- New
products in development and on the drawing boards in terms of Cyber
Security and Networking
- New
initiatives being planned at the federal, state and local levels.
- Civil
agency organization and planning
- R&D
initiatives
Points of Contact:
- For
information on exhibitor arrangements, please contact Ms.
Donna Anderson, 703/807-2740
- For
registration or general information about this event, please contact Mr.
Parrish Knight, 703/807-2748.
Corporate Sponsors
7
Alvarion
7
Symantec
7
IntruVert
7
INPUT
7
Tipping Point Technologies
others to be announced.
Organizational Exhibitors
7
Homeland Defense Journal
7
Contingency Planning and Management On-Line
7
Disaster Recovery Institute
7
Wireless Communications Association
Become an Exhibitor
If you would like to become an exhibitor at this conference, call Donna
Anderson at 703-807-2740.
Registration Fee
- Industry Credit Card or
Check in Advance $595
- Government Training
Forms/Invoice $395
Conference Registration Options
[1] Online Call 703-807-2027 to get information how you
can register and pay on-line.
[2] Fax the attached registration form to
703-807-2728.
[3] Phone 703-807-2748 and speak to Mr. Parrish
Knight.
[5] U.S. Mail our attached registration form to:
Market*Access
International
4301 Wilson Blvd.
#1003
Arlington,
VA 22203
Directions to the Executive
Conference Center:
The Ellipse Conference Center
at Ballston
The National Rural Electric
Cooperative Association, Plaza Level
4301 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington,
Virginia 22203
Ladies' and men's lounges, public telephones, and a coat room are
conveniently located inside this A-rated Conference Center.
Transportation and
Parking:
At the corner of Wilson Boulevard and N. Taylor in the heart of
Arlington's Ballston district, the Ellipse Conference Center is easily
accessible by public transportation or automobile.
From Metro's Orange
Line, exit at Ballston; NRECA is less than one block southwest from the
Ballston Station. A covered walkway is available from the Metro Station
Plaza to the Ballston Common Mall; NRECA is less than one block
northwest from the mall exit.
From I-66, take the Glebe Road/Ballston Exit. Follow Glebe until it
intersects with Wilson; turn left onto Wilson and left again onto N.
Taylor Street. The building's four-level parking garage is accessible from
the N. Taylor Street ramp. Rates start at $2.50 per hour. Two shuttle
elevators operate from each garage level to the Plaza Lobby.
Marketing, Conference
Management and Production by:
Market*Access International,
Inc.
(301) 455-5633
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Protecting Americas
Infrastructure: Cyber Defense
June 5, 2003
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