DoD Network Solutions Forum: Delivering Secure Support to the Warfighters

A View from the Frontline of the DoD’s Network Defense

No organization controls more resources—personnel, computing power, weaponry, and communications networks—than the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD). Deployed worldwide in force, the department’s demands for 24x7, redundant, and secure networks is parallel to none. Given these requirements, the DoD needs superior technology, strategies, and support to meet its dynamic missions and to maintain operational readiness.

Join Defense Systems and Federal Computer Week, in partnership with McAfee, as we bring together a premier group of DoD decision-makers and industry experts responsible for developing and implementing DoD network requirements and programs that impact daily operations and outcomes.

Panel Discussion: How is the DoD Balancing Security and Mission Requirements?

Hear firsthand from an esteemed panel of speakers from the U.S. Air Force, Army, Navy, and Marine Corps, and moderated by Ms. Karen Evans, Principal, KE&T and Cybersecurity Commission Member, Center for Strategic and International Studies.

Karen Evans [Moderator], Principal, KE&T and Cybersecurity Commission Member, Center for Strategic and International Studies
Michael Krieger, Deputy Chief Information Officer/G-6, U.S. Army
Ray Letteer, Director, Information Assurance Division within the Command, Control, Communications, and Computer (C4) Department, Headquarters Marine Corps
Col Robert A. Morris, USAF, Director, 24th Air Force (AFCYBER) Air Component Coordination Element (ACCE)
Brian Shaw, Director of Cyber Warfare DASN C41 & Space, United States Navy