EVOLVING TODAY'S FORCE TO DOMINATE TOMORROW'S THREAT Maintaining our edge requires evolution. The Aircraft Survivability Symposium brings together researchers, warfighters, industry and government to discuss the latest survivability technology breakthroughs and challenges in a classified environment (SECRET/NOFORN). Beginning with an optional day of tutorials going in depth on specific topics, the symposium features two days of keynotes, techn...

The purpose of the NDIA Tactical Wheeled Vehicle Division is to conduct a forum for Government and Military Service wheeled vehicle and related systems Program Executives/Managers, leaders and technical experts to present, discuss, and answer questions related to vehicle acquisition program strategies, updates, priorities, technology requirements, and other desired capabilities and characteristics to defense industry representatives in attenda...

Enhancing survivability across a multi-domain battlespace is the focus of the 2018 Aircraft Survivability Symposium, an annual event bringing together senior level government and industry representatives, the armed services, and academia to discuss survivability technologies, sustainment and operations, threats and counter measures in a classified environment. The symposium begins with an optional day of tutorials (separate fee required) that...

"Today's Fight and Tomorrow's Challenges" Join us for the most comprehensive aircraft survivability symposium that fosters technical dialogue and exchange of information on topics such as: Design Operational experience Current and future threats Reliability and maintenance Testing of aircraft survivability technologies *Please note: This event is classified, Secret/NOFORN. A security clearance is required to attend.

This jointly sponsored symposium combines the Ballistic Division’s Sixteenth Classified Ballistics Symposium with the Bomb & Warhead Division’s 63nd Annual Bomb & Warhead Technical Symposium. The meeting provides a forum for classified, export-controlled, and limited distribution papers in the areas of ballistics, weapons effectiveness, and bomb and warhead technology. The symposium is classified at the SECRET/NOFO RN level...

Join us at DFIR Monterey 2015 - a Reverse Engineering Digital Forensics and Incident Response Education (REDFIRE) Event.This unique Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) event brings our most popular forensics courses, instructors, and bonus seminars together in one place to offer one of SANS most comprehensive DFIR training experiences. This is a must-attend event for you and your team as our leading experts focus on building the DFI...

We invite you to attend SANS DFIRCON 2014. Brand New for 2014 - a SANS Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) themed training conference -- de-'f?r-'kän / DFIRCON 2014.This DFIR focused event has all of your favorite courses and speakers and will also include special presentations. This is the first SANS DFIR dedicated training event, held in downtown Monterey just steps from the peninsula. As an added bonus, we will include our r...

SANS will return to Monterey in 2013 with six outstanding courses and SANS top instructors. Join us for SANS Monterey 2013 on March 22-March 27! Enhance your skills by taking advantage of this hands-on training presented by security industry icons and loaded with practical tools and cutting-edge information. You'll see why SANS is the most trusted source in computer security training, certification, and research.Our campus, the Monterey Marrio...

This annual seminar historically has brought the military service, industry, prime contractors, subcontractors and their suppliers to­gether to discuss present and future wheeled vehicle requirements for all services. It has afforded an atmosphere for open discussions between the customers and the suppliers based on the needs of the military users. The information presented is valuable to program managers, engineers, planners and marketer...

*Please note: This event is classified, SECRET/U.S. ONLY. A security clearance is required. The theme of this year’s Aircraft Survivability Symposium is “Designing for Survivability Throughout the Life of the Aircraft.” This Symposium will focus on applying the lessons learned from the recent conflicts to address new threats, requirements and fiscal constraints that challenge the Survivability programs of tomorrow’s air...