Leading up to 9/11, information sharing among federal agencies was weak, at best. In efforts to address this serious and systematic flaw, a new group of technologies – called cross domain solutions – emerged to enhance the federal government’s ability to access and send information from one security-level network to another. From there, the National Cross Domain Strategy & Management Office – NCDSMO set out to help...

Join the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab for its Insider Threat Day, hosted by the ISSA Central Maryland Chapter! Insider Threat Day at JHU/APL highlights government and industry speakers specializing in Insider Threats and Data Protection. The Insider Threat Day will emphasize the importance of safeguarding our nation from insider threats and share best practices for mitigating those risks. The goal is to educate federal employee...

Join the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab for its Insider Threat Day, hosted by the ISSA Central Maryland Chapter!This event is part of September's National Insider Threat Awareness Month, sponsored by the National Counterintelligence and Security Center (NCSC) and the National Insider Threat Task Force (NITTF). Throughout the month, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, the Department of Defense, the FBI, the Depart...

The AIAA DEFENSE Forum is focused on aerospace technologies and their applications in national security. The 2019 forum will use the 2018 National Defense Strategy as a framework to discuss the strategic, programmatic, and technical topics and policy issues pertaining to the aerospace and defense community. This Secret/NoForn event provides a venue for leaders from government, military, industry and academia to explore aerospace technologies a...

The NCDSMO is presenting a two-day forum and one-day service element workshop that will focus on delivering information to attendees who work with cross domain technologies, services and solutions. The theme for this forum is “Raising the Bar”, and presentations will discuss cross domain solutions, services and technologies, and what new challenges are arising in today’s rapidly changing environment. Attendees will collaborat...

The AIAA Defense and Security Forum (AIAA DEFENSE Forum) is a SECRET/NoFORN forum for classified discussion of technical, programmatic, and policy issues pertaining to aerospace in U.S. national security.

For the past 40 years, the Federal Business Council has produced thousands of symposiums, expositions, training forums, and conferences, both on-site and off, for the Department of Defense, Intelligence Community, and civilian agencies. Cross domain technology is a unique section of the information technology world, as it allows users to access or send information from one security level network to another. The Unified Cross Domain Services Ma...

For the past 41 years, the Federal Business Council has produced thousands of symposiums, expositions, training forums, and conferences, both on-site and off, for the Department of Defense, Intelligence Community, and civilian agencies. 2016 stands to improve upon our schedule, with over 100 events planned.The Unified Cross Domain Services Management Office (UCDSMO) is presenting a two-day unclassified workshop that will focus on delivering in...

AIAA DEFENSE is a premier conference for technical exchange within aersopace defense and security arenas. The forum will provide you with an opportunity to learn about developments in the field from a deep bench of technical and keynote presenters, and discuss your findings in a U.S., SECRET level (or higher) clearance community. Attendance is limited to U.S. Citizenship and at least a SECRET security clearance. Registration for AIAA DEFENSE 2...

For the past 40 years, the Federal Business Council has produced thousands of symposiums, expositions, training forums, and conferences, both on-site and off, for the Department of Defense, Intelligence Community, and civilian agencies. Cross domain technology is a unique section of the information technology world, as it allows users to access or send information from one security level network to another. The Unified Cross Domain Services Ma...