DoD Big Data & Cyber Resilience Summit - DS

March 18 – 19, 2024 • Washington, DC

Big Data, Cloud& Cyber Resilience Summit Unlocking the Power of Data: Transforming Intelligence & Defending the Digital Battlefield

CONFERENCE CHAIRPERSON:

LIEUTENANT GENERAL (RET’D) MARY F. O’BRIEN Former Director of Command, Control, Communications and Computer/Cyber, and Chief Information Officer, J6 US Joint Staff

FEATURED SPEAKERS:

DOUG COSSA Chief Information Officer Defense Intelligence Agency

ALEXIS BONNELL Chief Information Officer and Director of the Digital Capabilities Directorate US Air Force Research Laboratory

LIEUTENANT GENERAL MATTHEW GLAVY Deputy Commandant for Information US Marine Corps

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WHY ATTEND We are thrilled to extend a warm welcome to you for the upcoming Big Data, Cloud & Cyber Resilience Summit, hosted by ACI. This summit, taking place on March 18–19, 2024, in the dynamic city of Washington, is poised to be an exceptional gathering of top-tier experts and decision-makers from the Intelligence Community, Military, U.S. Government, and Industry.

The Big Data, Cloud & Cyber Resilience Summit is dedicated to the strategies and initiatives driving the rapid analysis and exploitation of intelligence data. Our mission is clear: to support critical IC mission objectives and, in this era of strategic competition, advance a more secure, interoperable, and efficient information technology enterprise for the intelligence community, the US DoD, and international partners.

Throughout the summit, we will delve into vital topics, including the modernization of intelligence IT systems, the delivery of cutting-edge cloud-based solutions, fortifying cybersecurity, the implementation of AI & ML, and the creation of secure intelligence-sharing networks, and zero trust platforms for a strengthened cybersecurity posture.

This gathering provides a unique opportunity to explore how the IC, Military Services, U.S. Government, and industry technology providers are collaborating. Together, we aim to establish a secure and interoperable information technology enterprise that leverages emerging technology to enhance data analysis and exploitation.

At ACI, our team is dedicated to researching and developing summit content that addresses critical focus areas.

We have assembled a distinguished group of experts in human and technical analysis, including intelligence leaders and influential policymakers from military and civilian offices. Our non-partisan approach ensures that we bring together decision-makers and solution providers from all services and organizations.

We look forward to your participation in the Big Data, Cloud & Cyber Resilience Summit, where we will collectively drive progress and innovation in the realm of intelligence exploitation.

It is with great pleasure that I look forward to welcoming you to the conference in February!

Yours Sincerely, Linda Lastovych Senior Conference Director American Conference Institute

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INTRODUCING THE CONFERENCE CHAIR LIEUTENANT GENERAL (RET’D) MARY F. O’BRIEN Former Director of Command, Control, Communications and Computer/Cyber, and Chief Information Officer, J6 US Joint Staff Mary O’Brien, a recently retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant General, brings more than 34 years of experience leading intelligence surveillance reconnaissance (ISR), cyberspace and security, Information Technology, and data organizations. As the Joint Staff Director of Command, Control, Communications and Computer/Cyber (C4/Cyber) and Chief Information Officer, J6, she provided the Joint and Combined Force with capabilities, guidance, and strategies on behalf of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, as well as served as the Joint Staff lead for coordination on the use of the electromagnetic spectrum for national security purposes.

Prior to that, she was the Deputy Chief of Staff for ISR and Cyber Effects Operations, A2/6, serving as Air Force’s senior intelligence and cyber officer responsible to the Secretary and Air Force Chief of Staff for Air Force intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, cyber effects operations and electromagnetic spectrum superiority capabilities, leading seven directorates and supporting a 73,000-person enterprise with a portfolio valued at $70 billion across the Air Force. She commanded at the squadron, group, wing and numbered air force level, served in the European and Asia-Pacific theaters, and deployed in support of combat operations in Afghanistan.

Mary earned a B.S. in Chemistry from the United States Air Force Academy, a M.A. in Organizational Management from George Washington University, and a Masters of Strategic Studies from Air University.

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DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS LIEUTENANT GENERAL MATTHEW GLAVY Deputy Commandant for Information US Marine Corps

DOUG COSSA Chief Information Officer Defense Intelligence Agency

LILY ZELEKE, SES Deputy CIO, Information Enterprise, US Department of Defense

ALEXIS BONNELL Chief Information Officer and Director of the Digital Capabilities Directorate US Air Force Research Laboratory

GRAHAM PLASTER Director Nautilus

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DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS

DR. DANIEL CORBIN Technical Director, Deputy Commandant for Information (C4) US Marine Corps

CAPTAIN BRIAN ERICKSON Chief Data & Artificial Intelligence Officer US Coast Guard

WILLIAM MCHENRY Senior Engagement Advisor to the Director Defense Innovation Unit

HEATHER M. WOJTON, PH.D. Director, Research Quality and Chief Data Officer Institute for Defense Analyses

SAM BENDETT Senior Advisor Center for Naval Analyses

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DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS

COLONEL (RET’D) FREDERICK COLEMAN Former Commander, 505th Wing US Air Force

MARK GORAK SES Principal Director for Resources & Analysis for Department of Defense Office of the Chief Information Officer

DR. WANDA JONES-HEATH SES Principal Cyber Advisor US Air Force (subject to final confirmation)

VIVECA PAVON-HARR Chief Data Scientist and Director of the AI Discovery Lab Accenture Federal Services

ROBERT CAREY CEO Cloudera

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DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS AUSTIN RIBELIN Assistance General Counsel - Cyber and Intelligence Lockheed Martin

DR. PAUL DE SOUZA President Cyber Security Forum Initiative

CONFIRMED SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE Innovation Unit Ukrainian Armed Forces

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AGENDA DAY ONE

MARCH 18, 2024

ADVANCING DECISION EXCELLENCE WITH ADVANCED ANALYTICS 7:30

Morning Coffee & Registration

8:45

Opening Remarks Microphone Linda Lastovych, Senior Conference Director, American Conference Institute

8:50

Chairperson's Opening Remarks Microphone Lieutenant General (Ret’d) Mary F. O’Brien, F ormer Director of Command, Control, Communications and Computer/Cyber, and Chief Information Officer, J6, US Joint Staff

STRATEGIC PERSPECTIVES – ACHIEVING DATA-DRIVEN INTELLIGENCE ADVANTAGE 9:00

KEYNOTE OPENING ADDRESS – Charting the Digital Battlefield: Cyber Resilience And The Future Of National Security Microphone Lieutenant General Matthew Glavy, D eputy Commandant for Information, US Marine Corps

9:30

DIA's Strategic Role in the Big Data & Cyber Resilience Landscape Microphone Doug Cossa, Chief Information Officer, Defense Intelligence Agency

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AGENDA DAY ONE

MARCH 18, 2024

ADVANCING DECISION EXCELLENCE WITH ADVANCED ANALYTICS 10:00

CRYSTAL BALL PANEL DISCUSSION – The Power Of Data: Revolutionizing Decision-Making in Defense MODERATOR:

Microphone Lieutenant General (Ret’d) Mary F. O’Brien, F ormer Director of Command, Control, Communications and Computer/Cyber, and Chief Information Officer, J6, US Joint Staff PANELISTS:

Microphone Graham Plaster, Director, Nautilus Sam Bendett, S enior Advisor, Center for Naval Analyses Heather M. Wojton, Ph.D., Director, Research Quality and Chief Data Officer, Institute for Defense Analyses William McHenry, Senior Engagement Advisor to the Director, D efense Innovation Unit • Data-Driven Defense: How is the proliferation of data reshaping decision-making processes within the defense sector, and what are the primary advantages it offers?

• Big Data Analytics: What advanced analytics tools and techniques are defense agencies employing to extract actionable insights from the vast amount of data at their disposal?

• Predictive Analysis: How can predictive analytics be harnessed to anticipate and respond to emerging threats and vulnerabilities in real-time?

• Integration of Multi-Source Data: What strategies and technologies are being used to effectively integrate data from various sources, including sensors, satellites, and intelligence reports, to support informed decision-making?

• Information Sharing: What initiatives are being undertaken to promote secure and efficient data sharing and collaboration among defense agencies and international partners?

• Challenges and Obstacles: What are the primary challenges, such as data security and interoperability issues, faced by defense organizations when harnessing the power of data for decision-making?

• Data-Driven Innovation: How is the defense sector leveraging data to drive innovation in areas like logistics, cyber defense, and autonomous systems?"

10:45

Networking Break

IMPLEMENTING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE 11:15

Charting the Future: The Role of Data and AI in U.S. Air Force Strategy Microphone Alexis Bonnell, Chief Information Officer and Director of the Digital Capabilities Directorate, US Air Force Research Laboratory

11:45

Leading the Digital Revolution: Transforming the Future of Defense with AI Microphone Captain Brian Erickson, Chief Data & Artificial Intelligence Officer, US Coast Guard

12:15

Unleashing the Power of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Microphone Viveca Pavon-Harr, Chief Data Scientist and Director of the AI Discovery Lab, Accenture Federal Services

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AGENDA DAY ONE

MARCH 18, 2024

ADVANCING DECISION EXCELLENCE WITH ADVANCED ANALYTICS 12:45

Networking Lunch

ENHANCING CLOUD COMPUTING 1:30

Building the Digital Backbone and Incorporating Cloud Architecture

2:00

Cloud-Driven Resilience: Integrating a Hybrid, Multi-Cloud Data Platform for Data Anywhere Microphone Robert Carey, C EO, C loudera

2:30

Networking Break

DIGITAL INNOVATION & ACQUISITION 3:00

NAUTILUS’ Role in Fortifying Cyber Resilience Microphone Graham Plaster, Director, Nautilus

3:30

Transformative Approaches: Navigating Big Data and Cyber Resilience Challenges Microphone William McHenry, Senior Engagement Advisor to the Director, Defense Innovation Unit

4:00

PANEL DISCUSSION – Emerging Threats and Cyber Resilience: Preparing For The Unknown • Emerging Threat Landscape: What are the most significant emerging cyber threats and challenges that the defense community should be prepared for?

• Threat Intelligence: How can organizations enhance their threat intelligence capabilities to stay ahead of evolving cyber threats and vulnerabilities? In a rapidly changing threat environment, how can defense agencies adapt their cyber resilience strategies to effectively respond to the unknown?

• Threat Attribution: How can the defense sector effectively attribute cyberattacks to specific threat actors, and what implications does this have for response strategies?”

• Zero-Day Vulnerabilities: What strategies are being employed to detect and mitigate zero-day vulnerabilities and advanced persistent threats in real-time?

• Supply Chain Risks: How can the defense industry address and mitigate risks associated with the cybersecurity of their supply chain partners?

• Human-Centric Cybersecurity: What role do human factors play in emerging threats, and how can defense organizations improve cybersecurity awareness and training?

• Innovation for Resilience: What innovative technologies and approaches are being leveraged to strengthen cyber resilience against unknown threats?

• Preparing for the Unknown: How can defense organizations develop a proactive and agile cybersecurity culture to effectively prepare for threats that have not yet materialized?

4:45

Chairperson’s Closing Remarks Microphone Lieutenant General (Ret’d) Mary F. O’Brien, F ormer Director of Command, Control, Communications and Computer/Cyber, and Chief Information Officer, J6, US Joint Staff

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AGENDA DAY TWO

MARCH 19, 2024

CYBER RESILIENCE IN THE INFORMATION AGE 7:30

Morning Coffee & Registration

8:50

Chairperson's Opening Remarks Microphone Lieutenant General (Ret’d) Mary F. O’Brien, F ormer Director of Command, Control, Communications and Computer/Cyber, and Chief Information Officer, J6, US Joint Staff

9:00

TRANSFORMING IT INFRASTRUCTURE ACROSS THE ENTERPRISE Digital and AI: Revolutionizing the Modern IT Enterprise Microphone Lily Zeleke, SES, D eputy CIO, Information Enterprise, US Department of Defense*

9:30

Strategic Data Synergy: Transforming Defense Resources in the Digital Landscape Microphone Mark Gorak SES, P rincipal Director for Resources & Analysis for Department of Defense, Office of the Chief Information Officer

10:00

INDUSTRY PANEL DISCUSSION – Cloud Horizons: Innovations in Secure Architectures for Defense MODERATOR:

Microphone Lieutenant General (Ret’d) Mary F. O’Brien, F ormer Director of Command, Control, Communications and Computer/Cyber, and Chief Information Officer, J6, US Joint Staff PANELISTS:

Colonel (Ret’d) Frederick Coleman, Former Commander, 505th Wing, US Air Force Viveca Pavon-Harr, Chief Data Scientist and Director of the AI Discovery Lab, Accenture Federal Services • Cloud Adoption in Defense: What key factors are driving the increased use of cloud technologies in the defense sector, and what security challenges have emerged as a result?

• What are the advantages and challenges of a multi-cloud approach or hybrid cloud solutions in defense? How can they enhance mission-critical operations while ensuring security?

• Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: How are AI and ML being integrated into defense cloud architectures to enhance threat detection and response capabilities?

• Ensuring Data Security: What innovative strategies and technologies are being employed to maintain the confidentiality and integrity of sensitive defense data in cloud environments? How can the principles of a ‘Zero Trust’ architecture be effectively applied in defense cloud systems to bolster cybersecurity and mitigate insider threats?

• How can defense organizations ensure the security of data and operations when utilizing third-party cloud service providers, and what due diligence measures should be taken?

• Future Innovations: What emerging technologies and trends are on the horizon for secure cloud architectures in defense, and how can organizations prepare for these changes?

• Collaboration and Information Sharing: How can defense agencies and industry partners securely share information and collaborate in cloud environments while safeguarding national security interests?

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AGENDA DAY TWO

MARCH 19, 2024

CYBER RESILIENCE IN THE INFORMATION AGE 10:45

Networking Break

CYBER DEFENSE IN THE DIGITAL AGE 11:15

Attribution of Cyberspace Operations Microphone Austin Ribelin, Assistance General Counsel – Cyber and Intelligence, L ockheed Martin

12:15

Strengthening Cyber Threat Analysis and Counterintelligence Capability Microphone Cynthia Kaiser, Cyber Division Head, FBI Subject to Final Confirmation

12:45

Revolutionizing Cyber Defense Strategies: Harnessing Innovation Amid Warfare

1:15

Networking Lunch

2:30

DATA INTEROPERABILITY AND DATA AS AN ENABLER Strategic Intelligence Integration & Cyber Defense Microphone Dr. Paul de Souza, President, Cyber Security Forum Initiative

3:00

Data as an Enabler for Actionable Insights Microphone Dr. Wanda Jones-Heath SES, Principal Cyber Advisor, US Air Force*

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AGENDA DAY TWO

MARCH 19, 2024

CYBER RESILIENCE IN THE INFORMATION AGE 4:00

ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION GROUPS Each roundtable will be led by a subject matter expert, who will facilitate honest discussions between the key stakeholders in each field. Each roundtable leader will summarize the main findings and present them to the audience. The roundtables will take place in the main plenary session room.

1. AI-POWERED DEFENSE: NAVIGATING OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES Delving into the strategic implementation of artificial intelligence in defense operations, addressing ethical considerations, and maximizing the potential for enhanced cyber resilience through AI technologies.

2. OPERATIONALIZING AI: BIG DATA'S ROLE IN AUTONOMOUS CYBER DEFENSE Exploring the integration of big data and artificial intelligence to create autonomous cyber defense systems capable of adapting to evolving threats in real-time.

3. SECURING THE SUPPLY CHAIN: BIG DATA SOLUTIONS FOR DEFENSE NETWORKS Analyzing how big data can be leveraged to fortify supply chain cybersecurity and ensure the integrity of critical defense infrastructure.

4. HUMAN FACTORS IN CYBER RESILIENCE: TRAINING AND BEHAVIORAL ANALYTICS Examining the role of human behavior, training programs, and behavioral analytics in enhancing cyber resilience within defense organizations.

5. INTEGRATING BIG DATA ANALYTICS INTO CYBER DEFENSE STRATEGIES Exploring methodologies for incorporating advanced analytics to enhance cyber resilience within defense systems.

6. NEXT-GEN ENCRYPTION AND PRIVACY IN THE ERA OF BIG DATA Addressing the challenges and opportunities presented by big data in the context of encryption and privacy, and how it can be optimized for defense purposes.

5:00

Chairperson's Closing Remarks Microphone Lieutenant General (Ret’d) Mary F. O’Brien, F ormer Director of Command, Control, Communications and Computer/Cyber, and Chief Information Officer, J6, US Joint Staff

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