The Alamo Chapter of AFCEA appreciates your interest in the annual Alamo AFCEA Chapter Event (Alamo ACE) that will be held at the La Cantera Resort in beautiful San Antonio, Texas, November 18 - 21, 2024. The Alamo ACE provides access and insight to the senior leader’s perspective on current developments in cyberspace and future challenges in transforming to multi-domain operations strategically, and military cyber and ISR operations battlespace in the future.

The Alamo ACE is an annual event with a national draw supporting the military community. We welcomed 3800+ attendees at the 2023 AACE. The event will open with our traditional golf tournament on Monday, November 18 supporting our Wounded Warrior and Military Families Endowment Fund. The ACE program will consist of three full days of expert panels and esteemed keynote speakers and panels, acquisition updates and a half-day of classified discussions.

AFCEA International is a non-profit organization which directly supports the military and community through ethical dialogue, professional development, and educational opportunities. The Alamo Chapter has made local and national impacts by providing numerous scholarships and awards to students in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). Since 2014, the Alamo Chapter has donated over 1.5 million to STEM education and Wounded Warrior beneficiaries.

Our Symposium provides a national forum for industry, government and academia to work together to help solve the challenges of cybersecurity, community cyber readiness and national defense.

The DoD CIO will host the Inaugural Cyber Workforce Summit with support from AFCEA International. In order to succeed in today's environment, the Department of Defense must remain aggressive in its innovation and development of the Digital Workforce. This two-day conference will provide a forum where DoD CIO representatives will share the latest information about supporting the Department's cyber mission with the most capable and dominant workforce. The conference will also provide the opportunity for the Cyber community to hear directly from DoD and Service leadership and subject matter experts. Finally, participants can expect to learn about the path forward toward Cyber workforce readiness in support of operations in the information environment. More information coming soon.

The Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for Information Warfare (N2N6) / Director of Naval Intelligence, in collaboration with AFCEA Intelligence and the Naval Intelligence Professionals, is pleased to host a classified dialog with the private sector. The goal of this day-long, industry-focused Top Secret SI/TK-level discussion is to thoughtfully explore how the public and private sectors can best work together now to address the Navy's gaps and barriers to programmatic and operational success.

The AFCEA Pacific Northwest Chapter invites you to join us as a sponsor, exhibitor, or attendee at TechNet Pacific Northwest (formerly the Enabling Distributed C2 Symposium) set take place at the American Lake Conference Center - JBLM North on Wednesday 26 - Thursday 27 FEB 2025.

The primary objective of this event is to enhance the knowledge of cyber, IT, and communications warfighters serving in the Pacific Theater on a variety of cybersecurity and IT topics. The overall goal of TechNet Pacific Northwest is to equip and enable leaders with the knowledge necessary for making informed decisions based on the most recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, cybersecurity, data management, information technology (IT), intelligence, and networking.

The pace of technology is ever-increasing, moving too fast for most people to keep up with one sector, let alone multiple areas of interest. Recent developments in artificial intelligence, quantum computing, biotech and other areas have broad and deep implications for government, industry and people's personal lives.Nation-states, corporate interests and other groups view these emerging technologies as competitive advantages or means to be used in information warfare, cyber attacks or for other nefarious purposes. While there are myriad sources of information related to the development of technology, few authoritative sources of ground truth exist and decision-makers are often left wondering what is hype and what is actually possible in the near- and mid-term time horizons.