Friday, June 3, 2011 7:30 AM - 4:45 PM Marriott Crystal City at Reagan National Airport 1999 Jefferson Davis Hwy Arlington, VA 22202 Hotel: 703.413.5500 For questions about registration contact Nat Parsons at nparsons@accessintel.com

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"This timely event is the only one of it's kind to bring together strategic leaders from military, government and industry to discuss the challenges, opportunities and technological advancements in cyber security as organizations push to deliver safe network systems."

2011 Cyber Security Summit, Conference Chair

  
Cal Biesecker, Terror Response Technology Report







While it has often been said that the next big terrorist threat to the United States could come through the Internet, affecting defense, government and private sector networks, those systems are also vulnerable to criminal endeavors looking for monetary benefit from exploiting financial systems. Defense contractors, government agencies and the military all have a stake in safeguarding their networks from attack. Defending against and defeating cyber attacks will require the combined efforts of both the public and private sectors, working to develop new technologies and new approaches, for maintaining real-time protection of their individual networks.

Defense Daily's one-day program offers unique insights into what it's going to take for the private-public relationship to work more effectively in the cyber security arena. With four insightful panels and two noteworthy keynote addresses, you are sure to come away armed with the knowledge of how your organization can take advantage of the opportunities and technological developments being made in cyber space.

With plenty of opportunities for networking and active participation in the issues, this high-powered, strategic summit is like no other and is one you and your team can't afford to miss!

Take Part in Provocative Discussions That Explore Issues Such As:

• What role the White House is taking regarding cyber-security
• Where is the money being spent in cyber security
• How are cyber security efforts being coordinated across federal agencies?
• Additionally, our panel of experts will discuss topics pertaining to their specific areas of expertise (see below)

7:30 a.m. - Registration Opens

7:30 a.m. - 8:25 a.m. Networking Breakfast

8:25 a.m. - 8:30 a.m. - Introduction and Welcome by Summit Chair Cal Biesecker

8:30 a.m - 9:00 a.m. - Keynote Address Roberta Stemfley, Deputy Assistant Secretary, Office of Cyber Security and Communications, DHS

9:00 a.m. - 10:20 a.m. - Panel 1 - Military Cyber Commands Panelists will update the audience on the status of bringing their respective cyber commands up to speed in terms of operations and staffing, how they are working with U.S. Cyber Command as well as meeting the priorities of U.S. Cyber Command, such as adopting active defenses, gaining situational awareness. Moderator: Dr. Linton Wells Director NDU Center for Technology and National Security Policy Speakers: CDR Scott Coughlin Director of Current Operations U.S Fleet Cyber Command, US Navy Col. Kevin Wooton Commander, 67th Network Warfare Wing United States Air Force Lt. Col. Jeffery Lipson CentCom Regional Team Lead Marine Forces Cyber Command COL William “Max” Duggan Chief of Operations, Army Cyber Operations Integration Center (ACOIC) Army Cyber Command/2nd Army, Fort Belvoir, Virginia

10:20 a.m. - 10:50 a.m. - Morning Networking Break

10:50 a.m. - 12:10 p.m. - Panel 2 - Situational Awareness for Cyber Security Understanding whether a network is being attacked, the nature of the attack, and the potential dangers associated with the attack are challenging in the least in cyber space, where "The Fog of War" may be an apt description. Panelists will discuss current capabilities for obtaining situational awareness, what are the gaps, and what needs to be done to improve visibility about network vulnerabilities and ongoing attacks. Moderator: Steve Winterfeld Technical Lead for Cybersecurity and the manager for the TASC research labs TASC Speakers: Dr. Mica R. Endsley President SA Technologies Lieutenant Colonel (P) Bryant D. Glando Cdr, of 2d IO Bn, 1st Information Operations Command U.S. Army Marcus H. Sachs, P.E. Vice President of Government Affairs for National Security Policy Verizon

12:10 p.m. - 1:40 p.m. - Luncheon with Keynote Address Keynote Speaker - Jeremy Grant - Senior Executive Advisor for Identity Management at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Sponsored by:

1:40 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. - Panel 3 - Insider Threats The threats from outside entities compromising cyber security have been well publicized but in this session panelists will examine risks from within an organization that are malicious and accidental threats and how these risks are being addressed and mitigated. Panelists will discuss issues such as trusted identities, better business practices, the need for situational awareness and more. Moderator: Mark Leary Chief Information Security Officer TASC Speakers: Joji Montelibano Lead, Insider Threat Technical Solutions and Standards Team CERT Timothy McKnight Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer Northrop Grumman Corporation Tiffany O. Jones Public Sector Strategy and Programs Symantec Corporation Rob Karas Risk and Vulnerability Assessment Program Manager, Federal Network Security/Compliance and Assurance Program Department of Homeland Security

3:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. - Afternoon Networking Break

3:30 p.m. - 4:45 p.m. - Panel 4 - Cyber Supply Chain Security How are government and industry meeting the challenge of ensuring that the hardware and software products they buy haven't already been compromised? The panel will explore how the public and private sectors are working together on cyber supply chain security and what policies and practices exist and are being discussed to mitigate threats here. You will get an understanding of the software supply chain and the challenges of software assurance so you can achieve a supply chain with end-to-end security. Moderator: Bob Dix Vice President of U.S. Government Affairs & Critical Infrastructure Protection Juniper Networks Speakers: Larry Clinton President & Chief Executive Officer ISAlliance Edna M. Conway Chief Security Strategist, Global Value Chain Cisco Systems, Inc. Storme Street Director of Government Relations BAE Systems, Inc.

  Thank you to sponsors of the 2011 Defense Daily Cyber Security Summit

This summit is aimed at senior industry, civilian, military, congressional and government and figures involved in cyber security, including strategists, analysts, procurement executives, influential leaders and decision-makers in:

• Business development, government relations, sales & marketing executives looking for networking opportunities with key industry, government and military officials.
• Policy, requirement and procurement officials from within the military, government and civilian defense industry.
• Senior Executives with an interest in the opportunities presented from cyber security initiatives.
• All Individuals tasked with safeguarding their networks from cyber attacks

This conference will provide you with broad insight and analysis into the complex world of cyber security.  Defending against and defeating cyber attacks will require the combined efforts of both the public and private sectors, working to develop new technologies and new approaches, for maintaining real-time protection of their individual networks. Hear how executives expect the industry and policies to develop, plus:

• Find out about the technological advancements being made in cyber security
• Hear about what incentives are being offered to boost cyber security efforts
• Learn about new partnership and subcontractor opportunities
• Network with key policy and strategy makers
• Direct your questions to those responsible for shaping cyber security policies in the White House

Don't miss this opportunity to take part in this one-of-a-kind event on Cyber Security.

Sponsorship of this event will position your company as a thought-leader in the cyber security debate and provides you a unique opportunity for contact with an intimate group of decision-makers at the highest level of government and industry who specialize in this area.

Plus, the schedule is structured with plenty of opportunities for sponsors to network with their customers and business prospects. 
 
Sponsorship Packages:

* 10x10 Display Area: $5,000
* Portfolios: $7,500
* Morning and Afternoon Breaks: $10,000
* Breakfast Sponsorship: $15,000
* Reception: $20,000

The above sponsorships will include:

* Complimentary VIP registration(s)* to the event
* Logo and URL link included in all pre-conference communications including web site, emails, brochures, etc.
* Exposure through press releases
* Distribution of your materials or giveaways to all attendees in the registration bags
* Signage at the Summit
* Copy of final attendee list with full contact information after the event
* Recognition of sponsorship at the Summit.
* Breakfast sponsorship includes opportunity to introduce the morning keynote speaker
* Luncheon sponsorship includes opportunity to introduce the luncheon keynote  speaker

*Number of free VIP passes dependant on package.  For more information on sponsorships contact Jennifer Green Holmes.

For questions about registration contact Nat Parsons at nparsons@accessintel.com or call 301-354-1789.