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AFCEA-WASHINGTON DC CHAPTER ANNUAL
SPRING SYMPOSIUM
PROTECTING e-GOVERNMENT IN THE 21ST CENTURY
Plans and Progress for Securing the Nation
ITAA AFCEA AFEI
May
14, 2001
Department of Commerce
14th Street and Constitution, N.W., Washington, D.C.
The annual forum for discussion between industry
and government agencies on the
protection of our nation's critical infrastructure.
DATES
Monday, May 14, 2001
9:30 - 5:30 p.m.
MEETING INQUIRIES
James P. Sullivan
Director, Communications Federal Sector
703.641.2588
[email protected]
Charles Greenwald
Communications SpecialistFederal Sector
703.641.2557
[email protected]
WHAT
The AFCEA Protecting e-Government in the 21st Century Conference, featuring
the 2nd Annual Excellence in Electronic Critical Infrastructure Protection
(e-CIP) awards. Speakers and panel members at the conference also will
forecast and analyze security and e-Government trends from the national
perspective of government and industry.
WHO
Speakers at the conference include:
· U.S. Sen. Robert Bennett (R-UT)
· John F. Sopka, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Administration
and Deputy Administrator of the Department of Commerce's National Telecommunications
and Information Administration
· Donald W. Upson, Secretary of Technology, Commonwealth of Virginia
· Mr. John Gilligan, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of the
Air Force for Business and Information Management/Deputy Chief Information
Officer
· Dr. Paula Scalingi, Director, Office of Critical Infrastructure
Protection, DOE
· Ms. Judith Spencer, Chair, Federal Public Key Infrastructure
Steering Committee
· Government/DoD - Mr. Paul Grant, Executive, DoD, Electronic Commerce,
Office of CIO
WHEN
The all-day symposium will run Monday, May 14 from 10:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Sen. Bennett is scheduled to speak at 11:35 p.m.
WHERE
Department of Commerce,
14th Street and Constitution, N.W., Washington, D.C. (14th Street entrance)
(202) 482-2000
MORE
Guy Copeland, Computer Sciences Corporation's (NYSE:CSC) Vice President
of Information Infrastructure Advisory Programs, a leading thinker in
data security and ethics, will accept an e-CIP award for his work in protecting
the nation's critical IT infrastructure.
Mr. Copeland will be available to interested members of the media during
the morning session. To schedule an interview, contact James Sullivan
or Charles Greenwald.
Two years after a presidential directive demanding stronger protection
for e-Government, the security of our nation's critical infrastructure
remains at a crossroads. Join officials and executives as they grapple
with the difficult questions surrounding this issue.
AGENDA
09:30 - 10:30 Registration, Dept. of Commerce Lobby, 14th Street Entrance
(Exhibits are open in the lobby)
10:30 - 10:35 Introductions and Administrative Announcement
Ms. Sheila Andahazy, Director, Army Programs, Computer Sciences Corporation
1035 - 1105 Morning Keynote Address: Mr. John F. Sopko, Deputy Assistant
Secretary for Administration and Deputy Administrator of the Department
of Commerce's National Telecommunications and Information Administration
on behalf of The Honorable Donald Evans, Secretary, Department of Commerce
1105 - 1135 The Honorable Donald W. Upson, Secretary of Technology, Commonwealth
of Virginia on behalf of The Honorable James Gilmore, Governor, Commonwealth
of Virginia
1135 - 1155 The Honorable Robert Bennett, United States Senate, Republican-Utah
1155 - 1220 Announcement of AFCEA Awards for Excellence in Electronic
Critical Infrastructure Protection (e-CIP)
1220 - 1300 Pictures and Discussions with AFCEA e-CIP Award Winners and
Buffet Luncheon (Distributed among open exhibits in lobby)
1300 - 1500 Session I - Government e-Business Secure Program Initiatives
- Ongoing and Planned
1300 - 1315 Moderator - Mr. John Gilligan, Principal Deputy Assistant
Secretary of the Air Force for Business and Information Management/Deputy
Chief Information Officer
1315 - 1330 Mr. Daniel Mehan, Assistant Administrator for Information
Services and Chief Information Officer, FAA
1330 - 1345 Dr. Paula Scalingi, Director, Office of Critical Infrastructure
Protection, DOE
1345 - 1400 Mr. Stanley Jarocki, Vice President, Morgan Stanley
1400 - 1415 Mr. John S. Tritak, Director of the Critical Infrastructure
Assurance Office
1415 - 1500 Audience Questions and Answers
1500 - 1530 Refreshment Break (Exhibits are open in the lobby)
1530 - 1730 Session II - Federal Government PKI Industry Report - Recommendations
and Security issues surrounding the Federal Government's e-Business
09:30 - 10:30 Registration, Dept. of Commerce Lobby, 14th Street Entrance
(Exhibits are open in the lobby)
10:30 - 10:35 Introductions and Administrative Announcement
Ms. Sheila Andahazy, Director, Army Programs, Computer Sciences Corporation
1035 - 1105 Morning Keynote Address: Mr. John F. Sopko, Deputy Assistant
Secretary for Administration and Deputy Administrator of the Department
of Commerce's National Telecommunications and Information Administration
on behalf of The Honorable Donald Evans, Secretary, Department of Commerce
1105 - 1135 The Honorable Donald W. Upson, Secretary of Technology, Commonwealth
of Virginia on behalf of The Honorable James Gilmore, Governor, Commonwealth
of Virginia
1135 - 1155 The Honorable Robert Bennett, United States Senate, Republican-Utah
1155 - 1220 Announcement of AFCEA Awards for Excellence in Electronic
Critical Infrastructure Protection (e-CIP)
1220 - 1300 Pictures and Discussions with AFCEA e-CIP Award Winners and
Buffet Luncheon (Distributed among open exhibits in lobby)
1300 - 1500 Session I - Government e-Business Secure Program Initiatives
- Ongoing and Planned
1300 - 1315 Moderator - Mr. John Gilligan, Principal Deputy Assistant
Secretary of the Air Force for Business and Information Management/Deputy
Chief Information Officer
1315 - 1330 Mr. Daniel Mehan, Assistant Administrator for Information
Services and Chief Information Officer, FAA
1330 - 1345 Dr. Paula Scalingi, Director, Office of Critical Infrastructure
Protection, DOE
1345 - 1400 Mr. Stanley Jarocki, Vice President, Morgan Stanley
1400 - 1415 Mr. John S. Tritak, Director of the Critical Infrastructure
Assurance Office
1415 - 1500 Audience Questions and Answers
1500 - 1530 Refreshment Break (Exhibits are open in the lobby)
1530 - 1730 Session II - Federal Government PKI Industry Report - Recommendations
and Security issues surrounding the Federal Government's e-Business
1530 - 1540 Introduction - Ms. Judith Spencer, Chair, Federal Public Key
Infrastructure Steering Committee, GSA
1540 - 1555 Moderator - Mr. Guy Copeland, Vice President, Information
Infrastructure Advisory Programs, Computer Sciences Corporation
1555 - 1610 Government/DoD - Mr. Paul Grant, Executive, DoD, Electronic
Commerce, Office of CIO
1610- 1625 Emerging Best Practices - Ms. Keren Cummins, Vice President
Government Services, Digital Signature Trust
1625 - 1640 Legal Issues - Mr. Chris Yukins, Partner, Holland & Knight
LLP
1640 - 1655 Policy - Mr. John R. Wall, Director, Computer Sciences Corporation
1655 - 1710 Technical - Mr. Gary Moore, Technical Director, Entrust Technologies,
Inc.
1710 - 1730 Audience Questions and Answers
1530 - 1540 Introduction - Ms. Judith Spencer, Chair, Federal Public
Key Infrastructure Steering Committee, GSA
1540 - 1555 Moderator - Mr. Guy Copeland, Vice President, Information
Infrastructure Advisory Programs, Computer Sciences Corporation
1555 - 1610 Government/DoD - Mr. Paul Grant, Executive, DoD, Electronic
Commerce, Office of CIO
1610- 1625 Emerging Best Practices - Ms. Keren Cummins, Vice President
Government Services, Digital Signature Trust
1625 - 1640 Legal Issues - Mr. Chris Yukins, Partner, Holland & Knight
LLP
1640 - 1655 Policy - Mr. John R. Wall, Director, Computer Sciences Corporation
1655 - 1710 Technical - Mr. Gary Moore, Technical Director, Entrust Technologies,
Inc.
1710 - 1730 Audience Questions and Answers
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