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The Ramstein AB Tech Expo connects government and industry to collaborate on mission requirements and technology solutions. The event is open and free to all Ramstein AB personnel as well as the Kaiserslautern Military Community. The tech expo provides an opportunity to see the latest in emerging technologies and network with industry experts.0800-0900 AFCEA Breakfast0930-1030 Senior Leadership Tour1100-1300 General Admission/Exhibits-Open to all1100-1300 Suite 4 Tech Talks. CEUs awarded for each talk.

Understand How SolarWinds Provides Native Data Fusion to Improve Collaboration Between IT Silos Presented by Loop1 Systems

The AFCEA Atlanta Chapter presents the next Homeland Security Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Conference in Atlanta, Georgia. In addition to a technical program of unsurpassed scope and quality, AFCEA provides the central meeting place for government, academia, and industry working in all disciplines in industry, service, government, military and academic sectors.Today's infrastructure is connected to many other infrastructure assets, systems, and networks for normal day-to-day operations. These connections may be geographically limited or dispersed over great distances. The many points of infrastructure connections and their geographic distribution can make the infrastructure environment much more complex.This conference supports the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) which works to strengthen critical infrastructure security and resilience by generating greater understanding and action across a partnership landscape. This is achieved by working with private and public infrastructure stakeholders to resolve infrastructure security and resilience knowledge gaps, inform infrastructure risk management decisions, identify resilience-building opportunities and strategies, and improve information sharing among stakeholders through a collaborative partnership approach. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) leads the effort to enhance the resilience of the nation's physical and cyber infrastructure by bringing resources to your fingertips. Only working together can we defend against today's threats and collaborate to build secure and resilient infrastructure for the future.Attendees are also invited to participate in a coordinated cybersecurity preparedness exercise to assess how events impacting critical infrastructure are handled. This was inspired by the JACK VOLTAIC exercises led by the Army Cyber Institute. Scenarios are being designed to help identify and address gaps and interdependencies bringing together numerous entities responsible for critical infrastructure shared among many constituencies. This exercise is developed around areas of interest suggested by the participants, and is focused on gaining key insights into how multiple levels of industry and government respond to events impacting critical infrastructure and what impact that might have. The tabletop exercise will include a series of "turns" enabling participants to practice a response.

Annual C2 Symposium at JBLM.

AFCEA PNC will be hosting a WIA Networking Social for professionals of military, academia, and the private sector.

Attention all high school ethical hackers!Calling all aspiring cyber warriors to join us for Hack at the Cape, an exciting Capture the Flag (CTF) hacking event hosted by Hampton Roads AFCEA Emerging Leaders and powered by Deloitte at Cape Henry Collegiate.Unleash your inner ethical hacker as you team up with fellow code enthusiasts to tackle a series of thrilling challenges, putting your ethical hacking skills to the test and unlocking the most tokens to emerge victorious.New to the hacking scene? No worries! Our team of experienced cyber professionals will be on hand to guide you through the challenges and answer any questions you may have.Geared towards entry-level computer science high school students, this event is the perfect opportunity to:Sharpen your ethical hacking skillsLearn from industry expertsNetwork with fellow hackersExperience the thrill of CTF competitionSo, what are you waiting for? Register today and prepare to immerse yourself in the exhilarating world of ethical hacking!Hack at the Cape - where hacking dreams become reality!Schedule8:15am: check-in, setup9am - event start12pm - event endPlease bring a water bottle. There will be a snack table outside of the designated hacking area. Food and drinks will not be allowed inside the hacking area.Important Information 2 teams per school MaxWe will be capping registration at 75 participantsIf you wish to form a team with students from a variety of schools this is also permittedPlease register your team in its entirety; teams can be made up of 4-5 individuals. No individual participation is allowed.Remote participation will NOT be allowed; you must participate onsite.Bring Your Own Attack Platform All teams need to bring their own attack platform(s). We recommend Kali Linux, but this is not a requirement. Laptops Must be capable of connecting to an unsecured Wi-Fi network or an Unsecured Ethernet Link. Administrative Privileges are recommended. A limited number of Power Strips and Extension Cords will be available, but please bring some if available.Registration constitutes acceptance of the Deloitte rules

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Join us for an insightful AFCEA Chapter Luncheon, where professionals from the military, government, and industry gather to discuss current trends, challenges, and innovations in the fields of defense, cybersecurity, and technology.

Diskussionsforum Ethik mit Blick auf die Nutzung moderne Technologien.

Speaker: TBDSponsor of the Month: TBDPlease visit our website for up to date information and registration