June 27 , 2006
Hyatt, Crystal City
2799 Jeff Davis Highway
Arlington, VA 22202
(703) 418 - 1234
In Cooperation with the DoD CIO and NSA |
Sponsored by:
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Keynote Speaker
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Bryan J. Aucoin,
Chief Architect, Office of the Director for National Intelligence
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Featured Speakers
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Conference Chair
Steve Orrin, Director of Security Solutions, Intel Corp |
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Jim Richmann, Principal Architect, Enterprise Platforms Group, Intel Corp. and former VP and Chief Technology Architect at the NASDAQ |
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Dr. Toufic Boubez, Chief Technology Officer, Layer 7 Technologies |
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Kevin T. Smith, Technical Director, Net-Centric Futures, McDonald Bradley |
| Mitchell Komoroff, co-chair, DoD Software Assurance Initiative, ASD (NII) |
| Kris Britton, Director, Center for Assured Software, NSA |
| John McLaughlin, IBM |
| Hart Rossman, Chief Security Technologist, SAIC |
| Dr. Tom Longstaff , Senior Staff, Software Engineering Institute, CMU |
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Contact Betsy Lauer at (703) 247-9473 or [email protected] for more information
Agenda
Information assurance (IA) deals equally with protection and trust. IA is not confined solely to computer systems, nor to information in an electronic or machine-readable form. It applies to all aspects of safeguarding or protecting information or data.
Seminar Purpose: This seminar addresses Security Policy Management for SOA and Software Assurance for the purpose of informing attendees on how to manage security policy in a SOA and to examine emerging initiatives in software assurance. The seminar will:
- Focus on the status net-centric computing, GIG, and emerging service-oriented architecture (SOA) and their interdependencies.
- Investigate security policy framework, software assurance, and the state of technology to support service-enabled solutions.
- Assess progress on establishing software assurance implementation and metrics
- Review SafeSOA Policy Framework for SOA, net-centric computing, and the GIG
- Provide an open forum to present the requirements & perspective of end-users, industry associations, and vendors involved with GIG, Net-centric Computing, and SOA
- Determine next steps for the SafeSOA task force and vendors
- Establish understanding of near-term actions for software assurance
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Purpose
Why attend:
- Attendees will hear from end-users and industry experts on specific requirements and the interdependencies of Net-centric Computing, SOA, and GIG.
- Attendees will learn about technologies and frameworks that are emerging that can provide dynamic security, multi-modal reliability, and effective governance for service enabled environments.
- Attendees can provide input and become involved in future iterations of the SafeSOA framework.
Participants will learn:
- The most up-to-date strategies, techniques, and technologies for secure Service-Oriented Architectures and Open Source Software
- Current software assurance initiatives and their impact on acquisition
- Government requirements emerging from IA architecture and FISMA compliance
- How exposing APIs for consumption will be a differentiation and will allow operating models based on transactions
- A scalable technology framework for effective dynamic security (confidentiality, integrity, etc.), multi-modal reliability (operate in a disconnected/multi-network environment), and governance (enforceable contracts/SLA)
- Hear from end-users and industry experts on specific requirements and the interdependencies of net-centric computing, SOA, and GIG.
- About technologies and frameworks that are emerging that can provide dynamic security, multi-modal reliability, and effective governance for service enabled environments.
- Attendees can provide input and become involved in future iterations of the SafeSOA framework.
About the AFEI IA Working Group Seminar Series
- Provide open forums to present the requirements & perspective of end-users, industry associations, and vendors involved with GIG, Net-centric Computing, and SOA.
- Establish collaborative projects between industry and government that substantially and positively impact IA policy and the ability of industry to comply with those policies
- Reviews the status of IA efforts of government and industry on a regular basis
- Provide Community of Practice networking opportunities to further knowledge dissemination across the defense community
- Establish next steps for the IA Working Group.
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Registration
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Registration Fees
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Meeting 6A08 |
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Regular |
Onsite
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(On or After 6/6/06) |
(On 6/27/06)
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Government/Academia*
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$325 |
$375
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Industry/AFEI Members
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$525 |
$625
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Industry/Non AFEI Members |
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$750 |
$800 |
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