This conference, presented at the SECRET level, will discuss in depth a cybersecurity topic of national interest. We will explore the implications for national cybersecurity policy, the changing cyber threat landscape, and other facets of the overall theme. Event Contact: Ben Smith Event Contact Phone: 703-631-6126 Event Contact E-Mail: bsmith@afcea.org

Classified Event - ** The security classification and access level to attend is active, final granted TS/SI/TK. Attendees must be U.S. citizens and already be authorized access at this level. Please be sure to register AND pass your clearance. ** The 3rd iteration of the Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI)-AFCEA Foreign Naval and Maritime Threat Symposium takes place on April 11. This event focuses on Great Power threats and challenges with an...

U.S. Army Intelligence is evolving to be more adaptive and agile to provide asymmetric support to this regionally aligned, globally engaged service. This classified (Secret/NOFORN) event focuses on opportunities for the private sector and the importance Army Intelligence places on its relationship with industry. The event is co-sponsored by AFCEA Intelligence and the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence, Headquarters, U.S. Army.

"Cyber threat intelligence" has different meanings to different organizations and intersects with other activities and disciplines. Increasing levels of malicious cyber activity complicate the ability to detect and prevent activity. This classified (Secret/NOFORN) forum will focus on how this changing threat affects intelligence, homeland security and cybersecurity from a technology, policy and substantive/information perspective. Sessions wil...

AFCEA Intelligence and the Defense Intelligence Agency are co-sponsoring the second DIA S&T Industry Day. This is an opportunity to engage directly with the Defense Intelligence S&T organization in a classified (TS/SCI) setting. Defense Intelligence S&T directly supports the DIA's current operations and strategic planning. The industry day will highlight the organization's capabilities along with areas where the private sector can...

The 2nd iteration of the Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI)-AFCEA Foreign Naval and Maritime Threat Symposium takes place on March 1, 2018. The enduring appeal of this annual event derives from its focus and leadership engagement in a classified forum where ONI Intelligence Analysts engage with industry about Scientific and Technical Threat Analysis goals, initiatives, challenges and business opportunities. ONI’s Farragut Technical Analy...

As we anticipate the release of the National Defense Strategy, it is incumbent on each of us to think about, and address, what impact transregional threats will have to our Enterprise over the course of the next several years. We see a future when ISR will continue to be conducted in, from and through all domains, in all phases of operations and in increasingly complex operating environments ranging from permissive to highly-contested. During...

AFCEA Intelligence and the Office of the Under Secretary of Intelligence and Analysis, Department of Homeland Security, are co-sponsoring this one-day, classified event for the private sector. Government leaders from key components of the DHS Intelligence Enterprise will discuss mission and enterprise priorities and highlight where the private sector can help address capability gaps.

Partnering and Information sharing are essential for keeping our nation ahead of today's complex security threats. To facilitate government-industry innovation, AFCEA Intelligence and the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) are sponsoring a full-day classified (SECRET/NOFORN) event dedicated to identifying areas of possible collaboration and business opportunity to help enable and accelerate NRO's strategic vision.

There is an increasing focus on cyber threat intelligence within government and the private sector. However, ‘cyber threat intelligence’ means different things to different organizations – and it intersects with other activities and disciplines such as counterintelligence and cyber security. Key questions and challenges in cyber threat intelligence as understood and practiced within Government and the private sector remain. I...