2015 NSA-DHS-NIST Cybersecurity Innovation Forum

The 2015 Cybersecurity Innovation Forum is a three-day event hosted by the National Institute of Standards and Technology, and planned with the National Security Agency, and the Department of Homeland Security. This event brings government and industry together to focus on current, emerging, and future challenges, technologies, projects, solutions, and research in trusted computing, security automation, and information sharing. 

The technical program covers four tracks:

• Trusted Computing
• Security Automation
• Cyber Information Sharing
• Research

Tracks include lectures, panel sessions and several will include live demonstrations.

Goals

• Describe current and existing activities (guidance, solutions and technologies that can be used now)
• Demonstrate solutions built on real world products that address specific current issues
• Describe emerging activities (guidance, solutions, and technologies that are in progress or draft)
• Describe new areas of research, concept ideas, and future activities
• Bring together government requirements and industry solutions
• Explore gaps or challenges that could be solved by trusted computing, security automation, information sharing disciplines, or an integrated approach of the three disciplines

Audience

The target audience includes consumers, producers, researchers, and educators of security automation, trusted computing, and information sharing technologies and services