The AUSA Noon Report brings the popular Breakfast Series from our headquarters with the same quality content, essential topics and timely information you have come to expect from AUSA programs. Join key leaders from the defense industry, academia, military and government for this timely presentation with live Q&A on 12 April. There’s no cost to attend this event. Register today – space is limited!

The rapid shift to a remote workforce has created an open target for cyber criminals. As employees shifted to working from home, many customer-facing services, such as voter registration, payment options, and license and permit applications, became readily accessible online. The move to digitize systems and services at such a rapid pace means that security sometimes gets left behind. This webinar will review the threats government agencies are...

"You go to the attack with the most advanced alignments, but you win with the side ones". Modern operations see even actual this quote in two new domains of warfare: electromagnetic spectrum and cyberspace. These new domains are potentially accessible from every classic one and represent dimensions that commanders have to schedule and use both during an operation by using 'Sensors' and 'Effector'. To plan a mission that takes into account acti...

As government agencies shifted rapidly to telework, the need to verify the identity of individuals accessing resources from non-government furnished equipment became paramount. Across the country, agencies began to tie identity, credential and access management to their technology modernization plans to insure greater control and visibility as well as easier configuration of resources. This discussion will feature experts in identity and zero...

Join Terry DiVitorrio, General Manager, North America and Jeffrey Starr, Chief Marketing Officer of D-Fend Solutions as they speak on the issue of maintaining continuity while detecting and mitigating rogue drones along with strong views on traditional C-sUAS solutions and their efficacy. Join us to learn more on: How to identify the most dangerous drones and be better prepared for a hostile drone incident. How to determine and achieve the bes...

Federal CIOs are migrating to cloud environments with adoption accelerating at a rapid pace. The federal government’s growing focus on sound data management and defending against cyber threats is prompting agencies to examine their secure computing and storage strategies. IT investments are focused on infrastructure, security, management using the following strategies: Cloud computing, as-a-Service, & shared services adoption Reduced...

According to the global consulting firm, McKinsey & Company, hybrid cloud capabilities deliver a 75% reduction in complexity and 50% improvement in reliability and availability. Increased remote work requirement have put an increased focus on IT teams who rapidly adapted to nearly universal telework to support mission needs. The use of hybrid and multi-cloud provides agencies with the digital dexterity to satisfy the IT challenges of rapid...

CMMC is fraught with uncertainties in today’s environment, but one thing is still sure: CMMC preparations take a lot longer than defense suppliers think. Although timelines have been adjusted somewhat due to the COVID-19 pandemic, giving defense contractors a little more time to become CMMC compliant, recent DOD updates regarding CMMC indicate that the first pilot contract RFPs including CMMC requirements are expected in Q1FY21. For thos...

This one-hour webinar delivers an overview of Integrated Air Defense Systems (IADS). We will look at the evolution of IADS from WWII through the Vietnamese War to current times. We will spend some time on the North Vietnamese IADS and the US reaction to it since many of the key EW technologies were developed during this engagement. We will also look at the individual components of the IADS, early warning/ground control intercept (EW/GCI) radar...

It’s fair to say that enlightened organizations buckled up and embarked on the DevSecOps journey some time ago. It hasn’t been an easy road, complete with many unexpected speed limits, roadblocks and detours. It would seem timely to pull out the map, pinpoint where we are, and look ahead to get a better idea of what exactly the destination looks like. To help us evaluate progress made thus far, ATARC, in collaboration with the U.S...