The goal of the 2023 Army Intelligence & Security Enterprise (AISE) Industry Day is to provide industry with insight into AISE modernization priorities, capability gaps, and upcoming solicitations necessary to modernize and transform the Army and the Joint Force for multi-domain operations. In addition to remarks by LTG Laura Potter, DCD, G-2, U.S. Army, and, MG Michele Bredenkamp, CG, INSCOM, featured panels and conversations include: Mul...

America’s small businesses keep the nation’s military combat ready with critical parts, cutting-edge technology and top-notch services. They account for 43% of all high-tech jobs and generate 16 times more patents than large firms. As such, the Defense Department’s acute focus on supporting this vital segment for strong national and economic security reinforces their commitment to strengthen our domestic supply chains, increa...

The U.S. military has moved to an interconnected battlefield in which data can move seamlessly between air, land, maritime, space and cyber in real time. Modern battlefield networks are increasingly tasked with not only the transport of voice but also large and varied data types, including still images, video, sensor data, maps, situational awareness data and inventory information. In addition to transporting the raw data itself, these network...

The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) provides, operates and assures command and control, information-sharing capabilities and a globally accessible enterprise information fabric that directly supports national-level leaders, the military services, combatant commands and coalition partners across the full spectrum—from competition through conflict. During the upcoming AFCEA TechNet Cyber Conference in Baltimore, Maryland, May 2-4...

Edge infrastructure is crucial to the operations of our warfighters but deploying and managing it in austere locations can be burdensome and time-consuming. To address these challenges, organizations are turning to Infrastructure as Code (IaC) to provision and manage IT infrastructure using code and automation tools. However, current solutions do not account for the nuances of the infrastructure used by the Department of Defense (DoD) and the...

U.S. Special Operations Command’s (USSOCOM's) enterprise network supports more than 80,000 users and operators spanning 24 time zones across the world, making it the fourth largest network in the DoD. The IT teams that manage the network are tasked with a singular mission—connecting operators to the data, communications, devices and applications needed to achieve mission success. Any enterprise network is susceptible to internal an...

Information has always been the key to success on and off the battlefield, but that success depends on having that information available at the right place at the right time. The transition to a “digital force” has data production and consumption growing at exponential rates. During this webinar, we'll take the nuances and challenge of battlefield data management into account as we discuss practical solutions to meet tactical DataO...

Federal defense and civilian organizations responsible for communications acknowledge the critical need to improve mobility and remote work solutions for classified workers. Now, turnkey enterprise-class network solutions combined with industry-leading secure software are delivering the benefits of classified access to warfighters and remote and mobile workers in the field. These systems allow end users to use commercial mobile devices to acce...

The driving need for collecting volumes of data in real time to support military and humanitarian operations in rapidly shifting environments is pushing organizations to find faster and more efficient ways to access data and to share it securely across classification levels. New hardware-based cross-domain solutions are enabling new ways of operating, combining access and transfer capabilities to help users in classified spaces access and cons...

The Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for Information Warfare (N2/N6) and Director of Naval Intelligence in collaboration with AFCEA Intelligence and the Naval Intelligence Professionals is pleased to host a classified dialog with the private sector on November 9, 2022.The goal of this day-long, industry-focused Secret-level discussion is to thoughtfully explore how the public and private sectors can best work together now to address the Navy s...