Monday, September 20, 2010

4th Cyber Security Summit

Strategies for Government & Defense to Combat Cyber Warfare

Ninety four percent of government and related information technology professionals believe that federal agencies and networks get attacked every single day. The government cannot afford to let hackers move at a faster pace than their security networks, which is why it plans to spend $55 billion on cyber security between 2010 and 2015.

Back in its 4th year, IDGA’s Cyber Security Summit has proved to be an important forum for the Department of Defence, National Security Agency, CIA, J8 Offices, military services and private sector. Cyber Security Summit will showcase how different agencies are pressing forward to improve security, reduce risk and comply with regulatory mandates. The Summit features:

• Keynotes on critical partnerships required to secure operational networks from both NSA and the Navy
• Discussions from Lackland Air Force base on information operations and increasing situational awareness for securing government networks
• Workshop Day with sessions on cloud computing and situational awareness
• Networking with experts and professionals from the public and private sectors

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