Join Censys' Principal Security Researcher, Emily Austin, as she delves into investigations of recent attacks directed at water-related infrastructure systems by foreign adversaries.

Climate change has already had a major impact across the United States. The Biden administration recently unveiled a 10-year plan to spend billions of dollars to combat destructive wildfires on roughly 50 million acres of land. Both operationally and to inform public policy, we need physical spread models and the assessment models built on them. Why? Because size matters. Conventional models treat all people as identical and fail to map areas...

Both man-made and natural disasters, climate change and population growth continue to take a toll on the global energy ecosystem. To meet these challenges, government, private industry and academia need to foster an environment that secures our energy future, reduces disaster risks, ensures security for our food and water supply and promotes climate solutions. On June 26th, held at The Hamilton Live in Washington, DC, AFCEA Energy & Earth...

CONTACT AFCEA Alamo ChapterPO Box 200363a Austin, TX 78720Phone: 866-445-9114Fax: 512-692-2651Email: info@alamoafcea.org Alamo Chapter of the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA) Conference & Expo (Alamo ACE) San Antonio, Texas, December 13-16: The Alamo Chapter of AFCEA is pleased to host the 2nd Annual Alamo ACE, the premier symposium event for IT/Cybersecurity professionals. This year’s conference theme...

25-Point Plan: What’s Next in IT Management Reform in 2012 In April, Federal Chief Information Officer Vivek Kundra gave an update on the 25-Point Plan to reform information technology. During that update, it was noted that seven objectives had already been delivered and all but two were on track including reducing duplicate data and consolidating data centers. As the new Federal Chief Information Officer takes over the top IT post, how...