DSI’s 6th GEOINT Innovation Summit aims to highlight the crucial role of Geospatial Intelligence in ensuring the national security of the United States. By leveraging advanced geospatial data acquisition, analysis, and visualization techniques, GEOINT enables government agencies to gain valuable insights into various threats and challenges. It provides a comprehensive understanding of the global operating environment, including monitorin...

The 7th Annual Intelligence Exploitation Summit will focus on the strategies and initiatives centered on advancing the rapid analysis and exploitation of intelligence data to support critical IC mission objectives. The 2023 Summit will aim to advance a more secure, interoperable, and efficient information technology enterprise to support the IC and DoD amid an era of strategic competition.

The 8th Annual Counter-Insider Threat Symposium will bring together leaders and experts across government and industry to discuss the current insider threat environment, and the technologies and policies necessary to disrupt and dismantle those threats and safeguard sensitive information vital to maintain national security.

The 4th Annual Digital Forensics for National Security Symposium will provide a forum for members of the IC, DoD, federal government, industry, and academia to discuss the advancement of digital forensics capabilities across the whole of government to examine, manage, and use digital evidence to support criminal investigations, crime prevention, and threat mitigation efforts. Why You Should Attend This Year's Symposium The recent proliferation...

The 2023 Critical Infrastructure Security Summit will focus on defending and creating resilient systems to protect our nation’s vital infrastructure from outside threats and other dangers. The interconnectivity and advanced capabilities that digital systems have provided to our nation’s infrastructure systems also poses an avenue of approach for America’s enemies to cripple US production and economic power without having to f...

DSI’s 11th Annual Border Security & Intelligence Summit will bring together DHS, IC, Federal Agencies, & Industry to discuss current/future efforts toward integrating new policies & advanced technologies that are helping to ensure the continued protection & security of our Nation’s borders. At this forum, senior level leaders from the across the USG will detail intelligence strategies & solutions toward combatin...

DSI’s 9th Annual Identity Management Symposium will bring together DoD, DHS the Federal Government and industry leaders to facilitate open dialogue on the latest policy and technology developments impacting the identity and access management sector. The Symposium will highlight biometric and identity intelligence capabilities that augment operational precision across federal networks and on the battlefield.

The 2022 Counter Insider Threat Symposium will focus on the plans, procedures, technologies, essential for identifying, preventing, and protecting against insider risks. Accelerating the implementation of effective insider threat programs and solutions is a main priority for the US Government and private sector. According to the 2022 Cost of Insider Threats Global Report released by the Ponemon Institute, insider threats have increased in freq...

The 6th Intelligence Exploitation Summit will bring together members of the Intelligence Community, Military, US Government, and Industry to focus on integrating intelligence sources to enhance the analysis and exploitation of data to support critical DoD and IC operations. The 2022 Summit will address the IC’s continuing commitment to advancing its IC ITE initiative. Attendees will gain unique insight into what is needed to further deve...

As the threat landscape continues to expand so must insider threat program strategies, procedures and supporting technologies. From accounting for new and increased stressors on employees enhanced through the pandemic, the growing reach and sophistication of technical and social strategies of adversaries, expanding reach and scope of acts of economic espionage, to vulnerabilities with remote workforces, federal agencies and stakeholders need t...