Coming back for our second year IDGA’s Additive Manufacturing for Government Summit has become synonymous with excellence! This summit will gather key industry leaders to discuss today’s challenges and opportunities along with the new directions in science that will take your manufacturing efforts to the next level, stretch your thinking, and leave you with practical tools, techniques, and ideas for action.

EVOLVING TO OPERATIONALIZE CYBER: Presenting Solutions to the Top 5 Challenges of Federal, DoD & Intel You are invited to get involved as the planning of the Cybersecurity Summit gets underway. Bring your ideas and creativity to our committee of cybersecurity enthusiasts from both Government and Industry. We will be working closely with our Government counterparts as we prepare the agenda and program addressing current topics, and providin...

The NDIA Manufacturing Division quarterly meeting will take place October 16-17, 2013 at Holland & Knight LLP in Washington, DC.

Dr. Thomas P. Russell, Director, U.S. Army Research LaboratoryDr. Thomas P. Russell is a member of the Senior Executive Service and serves as the Director of the U.S. Army Research Laboratory (ARL), the Army’s premier laboratory for basic and applied research and analysis. ARL conducts research and analysis in weapons and materials, sensors and electron devices, computational and information sciences, human research and engineering, vehi...

IDGA’s Cyber Defense and Network Security Summit takes place just as the White House puts the finishing touches on the 2013 cybersecurity executive order and lays out the strategies and initiatives for the upcoming decade. Speakers from CYBERCOM, the Air Force, and Marine Corps will all share the latest cyber challenges and opportunities, while speakers from the Department of Homeland Security, National Security Agency and NATO will pres...

With an annual operating budget of $18 billion, DoD Military Intelligence programs have been instrumental in the war on terror. Human Geography has been at the forefront of these intelligence programs, often embodied in the Human Terrain Systems program which, with successful implementation, have recently increased from 22-31 operating teams in Afghanistan. In order for the US Military to operate in theatres where conventional warfare is not e...

IDGA's Military Antennas Summit you will learn about the latest technological advancements and capability requirements in the antennas world. The conference will provide a gathering of Senior Executive Personnel from both, the military and the industry. This years' event is the only ITAR compliant, US citizens only Summit, where the antennas community can meet and exchange their knowledge and latest improvements Leading experts include: Thomas...

SANS WhatWorks in Incident Detection and Log Management Summit 2011The Incident Detection and Log Management Summit will offer two full days of content in a single track, consisting of expert keynotes, professional briefings and dynamic panels. It will concentrate on network-centric and host-centric methods to detect intruders that work in the real world.We will also focus on which logging configurations capture the history of a hacker's activ...

If you like what the SANS Internet Storm Center (ISC) provides to the cyber security community, then you will love SANSFIRE! SANSFIRE 2011 is the one annual training event powered by the ISC. This years event will be held in Washington DC, July 15-24, and includes more than 25 courses and dozens of up-to-the-minute field reports from ISC handlers. Each evening, the ISC handlers share riveting talks on their most interesting experiences and new...

IPv6 may be far away for your network but operating systems and network devices will not hold back. Already, modern operating systems implement IPv6 by default. Windows 7, for example, ships with Teredo enabled by default. Your existing firewall may not block it. Learning more about IPv6 is essential to securing your network. This Summit is designed not just for implementers of IPv6, but also for those who just need to learn how to detect IPv6...