| Track 1: Emerging Network Warfare |
| How is war in cyber space different than conventional warfare? This track will approach this question from 3 perspectives. The standard doctrine of traditional warfare has a cyber warfare component utilized when sovereign nations execute war. There also exists a transnational base who coalesces around economic interests and this group of non-state actors controls a significant part of critical infrastructure. Additionally, there is a transnational (irregular) base of non-state threats; groups/individuals who pose a threat to state and non-state entities. The new paradigm of military, civilian govt. and industry will result in a hybrid approach to network warfare. A conflict that begins with a transnational entity could rely on resolution through a state-based means. |
Wednesday 1100-1230, Traditional Threats - State-Based Warfare.
Traditional threats - state-based warfare. Sun Tzu and cyber warfare: the rules still apply! State-based Traditional and unconventional strategy and tactics apply in todays increasingly networked world. How are we Organized? How do We Build the Trust and Confidence between Civilian Gov and Military and industry? How is the cyber threat different than traditional warfare? How is it the same? What does the US citizen expect?
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Moderator: Ms. Destiny Burns, Northrop Grumman | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. Sam Chun, Director, EDS, an HP Company | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Col Rickey Rodgers, USAF Director, AFCYBER(P) ACCE | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. Richard` Schaffer, Information Assurance Director, NSA | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Dr. Sujeet Shenoi, Professor, University of Tulsa | PRES | BIO
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Wednesday 1530-1700, Transnational Threats - Non-State-Based Warfare
There also exists a transnational base who coalesces around economic interests and this group of non-state actors controls a significant part of critical infrastructure. Additionally, there is a transnational (irregular) base of non-state threats; groups/individuals who pose a threat to state and non-state entities.
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Moderator: Ms. Destiny Burns, Northrop Grumman | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. Thomas Enright, Vice President, SPARTA, Inc. | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. Martin Sadler, Director, HP Labs | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. Steven Shirley, Director, DoD Cyber Crime Center | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Dr. Ray Vaughn, Professor, Mississippi State University | PRES | BIO
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Thursday 1030-1200, Hybrid - State-Based and Transnational Warfare
A broad set of problems and broad opportunities for solutions. The new paradigm of military, civilian govt. and industry will result in a hybrid solution to network warfare. A conflict that begins with a transnational entity could rely on resolution through a state-based means.
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Moderator: Ms. Destiny Burns, Northrop Grumman | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. Brad Buhr, CEO, IOMAXIS | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Dr. George Cybenko, Professor, Dartmouth | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Dr. Carl Landwehr, Program Manager, IARPA | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. Marcus Sachs, Executive Director, Verizon | PRES | BIO
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| Track 2: Inter-Dependency of Cyber Security |
| Recognizing that we are "ALL" on the front lines. This track will address the importance of cyber security at all levels of government and the private sector. |
Wednesday 1100-1230, Recognizing the Threat
What is the CNCI and how is this organization positioned to counter the growing threat? What are the real and growing threats in the cyber domain (State and Non-State actors)? Who are the targets of cyber attacks: Is it only government and military organizations?
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Moderator: Dr. Steve Cambone, Executive VP, QinetiQ North America | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. Tom Kellerman, VP of Security Awareness, Core Security Technologies | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. Shannon Kellogg, Director of Information Security Policy, EMC | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Ms. Michelina (Micki) LaForgia, Director, USA Computer Hardware, Enterprise Software Solutions (CHESS) | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. Jim Richberg, Chief of Staff, Joint Interagency Cyber Task Force | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. Cornelius Tate, Director, National Cyber Security Division, DHS | PRES | BIO
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Wednesday 1530-1700, Formulating a Common Response
What is the USG doing to combat the Cyber Security Threat and how will these actions protect the individual, companies, our public utilities, our way of life? How will we know if the threat has been neutralized? What is the role of the State and Local organizations in responding to cyber attacks?
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Moderator: Dr. Steve Cambone, Executive VP, QinetiQ North America | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. John Gilligan, President, Gilligan Group, Inc. | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. Bob Gourley, CTO, CrucialPoint LLC | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. David Howe, President and CEO, CIVITAS Group | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Ms. Mischel Kwon, Director of Operations, US-CERT, DHS | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. John Totah, Senior Security Architect, Sun Microsystems | PRES | BIO
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Thursday 1030-1200, The Public and Private Partnership
What are the Civil Liberty concerns and how are these concerns being addressed by the CNCI. How is the Private Sector participating in the CNCI solution space? Who has the responsibility for educating the public?
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Moderator: Dr. Steve Cambone, Executive VP, QinetiQ North America | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. Shawn Henry, Assistant Director, FBI Cyber Division | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Ms. Tiffany Jones, Director, North and Latin American Government Relations, Cyber Security Alliance | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. Bob Lentz, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense
for Information and Identity Assurance, OSD | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. Jim Lewis, CSIS | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Ms. Jenny Menna, Director, CIP-CS, DHS | PRES | BIO
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| Track 3: How to Harness The Cyber Future |
| What are the commercial trends and future technology innovations? What is the international influence on the future of Cyber? What is the future cyber workforce? |
Wednesday 1100-1230, What are the commercial trends and future technology innovations?
What is the next wave of cyber technology and how will it impact the future?
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Moderator: Mr. Jim Young, Google Enterprise | PRES
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Panelist: Mr. Bill Coleman, CEO, Cassatt Corporation | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Dr. Chris D'Ascenzo, Vice President & General Manager, BAE Systems | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Ms. Amber Schroader, CEO, Paraben Forensics | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. Kim Taipale | PRES | BIO
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Wednesday 1530-1700, What is the international influence on the future of Cyber? (Alliances)
Discussing and understanding the inter-dependancy of the cyber world.
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Moderator: Mr. Jim Young, Google Enterprise | PRES
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Panelist: Mr. Curtis Levinson, CSO & Director, Information Assurance, Qwest Government Services, Inc. | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. Dennis McCullum, BAE Systems | PRES
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Panelist: Dr. Lin Wells, Distinguished
Research Fellow, NDU | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. Mike Wynne, Former Secretary of the Air Force | PRES | BIO
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Thursday 1030-1200, What is the future cyber workforce?
How do the millennials use technology? How does the government attract and retain this talent?
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Moderator: Mr. Jim Young, Google Enterprise | PRES
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Panelist: Mr. Nate Allen, Professor, NDU | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Ms. Misti Burmeister, CEO, Inspiron Inc. | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. Mark Drapeau, Associate Research Fellow, NDU | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Col. William Hall, USAF | PRES
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| Track 4: Cyber Operations and Irregular Warfare |
| How do we effectively operate and defend in the cyber domain? This track will focus on such topics as Cyber Operations in an Open Source Environment, the Influence of Adversary Motivations on Cyber Operations, and the Current State of Cyber Operations. |
Wednesday 1100-1230, Cyber Operations in an Open Source Environment
We increasingly operate in a net-centric environment, and we have become 'net-dependent' as a result. The open source environment provides significant opportunities for collaboration and information sharing, but it also introduces significant vulnerabilities. This track session will focus on the opportunities and challenges the open source environment in conducting cyber operations.
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Moderator: Mr. Andy Singer, Principal, Booz Allen Hamilton | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: BG Ronnie Hawkins, USAF | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Ms. Rhonda Henning, Chief Scientist, Harris Corp. | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. Karl MacMillan, Director of Linux Security, Tresys | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. Justin Nemmers, Sr. Solutions Architect, Red Hat | PRES | BIO
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Wednesday 1530-1700, The Influence of Adversary Motivations on Cyber Operations
In order to conduct effective cyber operations, we must better understand the primary motivation of our potential adversaries - Prestige, Profit, and/or Politics. This track session will explore how these motivations are changing the irregular warfare tactics, techniques and procedures, technology, training, and CONOPS we will need to employ to conduct effective cyber operations.
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Moderator: Mr. Andy Singer, Principal, Booz Allen Hamilton | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. Doug Chabot, VP, Principal Solutions Architect, Qinetiq North America | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. Josh Corman, Principal Security Strategist, IBM | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. David Hollis, Senior CyberSpace and IA Program Manager, ASD NII/DoD CIO, DASD IIA | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. Daniel Kuehl, Professor, NDU | PRES | BIO
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Thursday 1030-1200, The Current State of Cyber Operations - A "Report Card"
This track session will focus on how effective our current tools, technologies, governance, CONOPS, and workplace culture have been in the emerging cyber operations arena and discuss issues and challenges that still need to be addressed.
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Moderator: Mr. Andy Singer, Principal, Booz Allen Hamilton | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Col. James Barrineau, Chief of Staff, USA, JTF-GNO | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Col Barry Hensley, Director, 1st Signal Center, USA | PRES
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Panelist: Mr. Lee Holcomb, Vice President, Lockheed Martin | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Dr. Kamal Jabbour, SES, USAF | PRES | BIO
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Panelist: Mr. Mike 'Ziggy' Steinmetz, Director Cyber Strategy, Northrop Grumman Mission Systems | PRES | BIO
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