With the rapid evolution of information technologies, cyberspace and intelligence capabilities, we are at the apex of the Information Age. As evidenced by the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, information and intelligence are now critical components of modern warfare, and global powers are racing to achieve information dominance. Information warfare is an evolving concept on the battlespace use of information and communication technology to ac...

The U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps have continually worked to decentralize, differentialize and digitize the service branch’s work as well as develop its talent in the field. As they continue to evolve to meet the growing demands, challenges still remain. Join GovConWire’s Second Annual Navy: IT Transformation Forum to hear notable industry and federal leaders discuss the initiatives, efficiencies and challenges the service branc...

New strategies, capabilities and innovations are on the horizon for the U.S. Army as the service branch works to build up and maintain a resilient, 21st century force ready to respond to the complex and emerging challenges of today. The Army’s Digital Transformation Strategy, as well as its Unified Network Plan, outline a clear path towards modernization as the military branch accelerates its digitally-enabled, data-driven transformation...

As foreign adversaries continue to develop anti-satellite and space-based weaponry, the United States must create innovative and robust space-based sensors to gather critical intelligence. Moreover, these systems must be able to endure intensive cyberattacks and have high operational efficiency. In recent years, the Department of Defense (DOD) has made a deliberate effort to rapidly develop and deploy space intelligence sensors that will prov...

The U.S. Navy has continually worked to decentralize, differentialize and digitize the service branch’s work as well as develop its talent in the field. Additionally, the Navy has accelerated acquisition channels, modernized emerging technologies and increased research and development to become more effective in warfare. As the Navy continues to evolve to meet the growing demands, challenges still remain. Join Potomac Officers Club...

Maritime Security 2016 West is the fourth installment of the Maritime Security West program series, building upon the successes of last year’s conference in San Diego, CA. As the sixteenth maritime security conference hosted by Homeland Security Outlook since 2011, Maritime Security 2016 West furthers a commitment to address the needs of governments, law enforcement, and critical infrastructure to counter the challenges of securing coast...

The 28th Annual Marine Law Enforcement Conference will be attended by marine police units from across the State of Washington, from the bustling seaports of Seattle and Tacoma to the tranquil rivers and lakes of Walla Walla and Spokane. This year's conference is once again open to marine law enforcement agencies outside of the State of Washington. The training and best practices received during this multi-day event are easily exportable to jur...

Maritime Security 2016 East is the fourth installment of the Maritime Security East program series, building upon the successes of last year’s conference in Jacksonville, FL. As the fourteenth maritime security conference hosted by Homeland Security Outlook since 2011, Maritime Security 2016 East furthers a commitment to address the needs of governments, law enforcement, and critical infrastructure to counter the challenges of securing c...

Maritime Security 2015 Caribbean is different than any other event of its kind - designed to be an interactive learning and collaborative experience for all maritime security stakeholers, the program is a hybrid of conference and workshop. Panels will comprise a mix of experts/policymakers of Caribbean maritime security and boots-on-the-ground practitioners that personally deal with the maritime security challenges daily. Interactive conversat...

The 27th Annual Marine Law Enforcement Conference is a program designed to support continuing education and training, information sharing and technology transfer. Conference agenda items are specifically tailored for police officers and U.S. Coast Guard personnel with a marine area of responsibility. Marine law enforcement officers in attendance will be broken up into small groups, ensuring an intimate and interactive setting as critical skill...