The AFCEA Las Vegas Chapter President, and the AFCEA Las Vegas Chapter Board, invite you to participate in their annual Technology & Cybersecurity Expos scheduled to take place at Creech AFB and Nellis AFB. Over 350 attendees participated in our April 2023 events at Creech AFB and Nellis AFB. Support the AFCEA-Las Chapter and showcase your products and services for Communications, Information Technology, and Cybersecurity personnel at Cree...

The implementation of zero-trust architecture (ZTA) requires a fundamental cultural change among and within different government agencies. “Never trust … Always verify” is a profound pivot from the current mindset inside the federal government. Unfortunately, as is well documented, the public sector accepts change slowly, which is a problem in this era of rapid technological change. Notably, adversaries of the United States...

Cortex® XSIAM™ centralizes, automates and scales security operations to protect organizations from advanced attacks. In an era where cyberthreats evolve at an unprecedented pace, the intersection of AI and cybersecurity promises to reshape the landscape of defense and protection. This is driving the SOC to undergo a transformative journey. We explore Cortex XSIAM® 2.0 — a new way to run the SOC — with an automation-fi...

Luncheon: AFCEA Hampton Roads Chapter Dr. Paul Harig is a highly accomplished leader and security-focused professional with over two decades of distinguished service in government, civilian, and industry roles within the Department of Defense Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Engineering, and Information Technology domains. For the past four years, Dr. Harig serves as the Director for the Office of the Navy SCA at Naval Information Warfare Systems...

Join Women in AFCEA for our popular virtual Happy Hour! Switch off from work, grab a drink, and join your fellow women professionals for a positive chat about life in the IT/Cyber/Global Security industry. In honor of Women's History Month, we will also chat about what is next for the Women in AFCEA organization? After almost a year supporting the organization, what do you want to see accomplished? What should we adjust, change, eliminate, or...

The 42nd Annual AFCEA Spring Intelligence Symposium returns to the NGA Campus East in Springfield, VA on March 19-20, 2024. This classified TS/SI/TK two-day flagship intelligence event is a forum for Intelligence Community professionals and an ideal venue for networking, professional development, and learning about the nation’s hardest intelligence challenges. The 2024 Symposium will include candid conversations about digital transformat...

The pace of technology is ever-increasing, moving too fast for most people to keep up with one sector, let alone multiple areas of interest. Recent developments in artificial intelligence, quantum computing, biotech and other areas have broad and deep implications for government, industry and people's personal lives. Nation-states, corporate interests and other groups view these emerging technologies as competitive advantages or means to be us...

Join Women in AFCEA for our popular virtual Happy Hour! Switch off from work, grab a drink, and join your fellow women professionals for a positive chat about life in the IT/Cyber/Global Security industry. This month we'll also be chatting about career advancement. Not every career moves at the same pace or in the same direction. We'll hold an open discussion on the different ways careers can successfully advance and how to not compare yoursel...

Welcome to the Rocky Mountain Cyberspace Symposium 2024 (RMCS24)! The Rocky Mountain Chapter of AFCEA is once again honored to invite you to our annual forum for industry, academia, and government to discuss and propose solutions to the challenges of cybersecurity, community cyber readiness and homeland defense facing our nation. Our theme this year is "Posturing of Cyber Forces for Near-Peer Conflict.” As the digital landscape continues...

Adversaries increasingly leverage stolen identities to escalate privileges and steal data in the cloud. Over 80% of hacking breaches involved credentials, whether lost or stolen, to impersonate users for further compromise. Join us as we delve into implementing the DoD’s groundbreaking Zero Trust Strategy. This session will explore how the DoD's Zero Trust Strategy strategically integrates identity protection and endpoint detection withi...