This conference, presented at the SECRET level, will discuss in depth a cybersecurity topic of national interest. We will explore the implications for national cybersecurity policy, the changing cyber threat landscape, and other facets of the overall theme. Event Contact: Ben Smith Event Contact Phone: 703-631-6126 Event Contact E-Mail: bsmith@afcea.org

To protect the health and safety of attendees, this event has been postponed due to COVID-19 concerns. Reimagining Intelligence Through Partnerships & Innovation The 39th annual AFCEA Spring Intelligence Symposium returns to the NGA Campus East in Springfield, Virginia on March 24-25, 2020. This classified (TS/SI/TK/NOFORN) two-day flagship intelligence event is a forum for Intelligence Community professionals and an ideal venue for learni...

The 2nd iteration of the Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI)-AFCEA Foreign Naval and Maritime Threat Symposium takes place on March 1, 2018. The enduring appeal of this annual event derives from its focus and leadership engagement in a classified forum where ONI Intelligence Analysts engage with industry about Scientific and Technical Threat Analysis goals, initiatives, challenges and business opportunities. ONI’s Farragut Technical Analy...

As we anticipate the release of the National Defense Strategy, it is incumbent on each of us to think about, and address, what impact transregional threats will have to our Enterprise over the course of the next several years. We see a future when ISR will continue to be conducted in, from and through all domains, in all phases of operations and in increasingly complex operating environments ranging from permissive to highly-contested. During...

Partnering and information sharing are essential for keeping the nation ahead of today's complex security threats. To facilitate government-industry innovation, AFCEA Intelligence and the National Geospatial- Intelligence Agency (NGA) are sponsoring a full-day classified (SECRET) event dedicated to identifying areas of possible collaboration and business opportunities to help enable and accelerate NGA's strategic vision.

On September 4, 2014, AFCEA Intelligence and the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence, Headquarters, U.S. Army, will co-sponsor a special, one day classified event tailored for members of industry focused on U.S. Army Intelligence. Attendees will gain a greater understanding of Army Intelligence’s vision and direction in a changing fiscal and operational environment, plus a sense of what technologies, capabilities, and se...

Information-sharing and partnering are essential for keeping our nation ahead of today’s complex security threats. To facilitate government-industry innovation, AFCEA Intelligence and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) are sponsoring a full-day classified event dedicated to identifying areas of possible collaboration and business opportunity to help enable and accelerate NGA’s strategic vision. The event will be held...

On May 7, 2014, AFCEA Intelligence and the Naval Intelligence Professionals, in collaboration with the Office of the Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for Information Dominance, will present the fifth in a series of classified forums examining the state of Information Dominance in the U.S. Navy. If you attended any of the previous sold-out Navy Information Dominance Industry Days, you know these events provide invaluable business intelligence i...

On April 2, 2014, AFCEA Intelligence and the Coast Guard will partner to host a special, one day classified event tailored for members of industry and focusing on Coast Guard Intelligence. With a confirmed speaker line-up including VADM John P. Currier, Vice Commandant of the Coast Guard, VADM Peter V. Neffenger, Deputy Commandant for Operations, and RADM Christopher J. Tomney, Assistant Commandant for Coast Guard Intelligence and Criminal Inv...

Welcome to the 2014 AFCEA Winter Intelligence Symposium! In late 2012, the National Intelligence Council (NIC) published its Global Trends 2030 paper, outlining a series of factors that could define the security environment of the mid-third of the 21st century. Several of the paper’s themes were far outside the realm of traditional national security issues. The AFCEA Winter Intelligence Symposium will use the NIC paper not to discuss the...