COMPLIMENTARY BREAKFAST BRIEFING FOR GOVERNMENT AND MEDIA ONLY

Building and Securing Government’s
Connected Future through EIS

Date: Tuesday, July 17, 2018
Time: 8:00 - 11:00 AM
Cost: Complimentary
Credit: Training Certificate for 3 CPEs from the GW University, CEPL
Location: Willard Intercontinental Hotel, The Willard Room

Focus:

The General Services Administration’s Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions (GSA EIS) contract has been established as an important vehicle to modernize the federal government’s information technology services. These IT modernization efforts should be transformative, supporting continued movement to the cloud and safeguarding networks from today’s cybersecurity threats.

What networking and IT trends are on the horizon and how will we secure them? These two pressing questions will be discussed by thought leaders from the public sector and industry who will provide a vision of a more secure, modern and efficient government.

Keynotes

David Young

David Young
Senior Vice President,
Strategic Government,
CenturyLink

Kay T. Ely
Assistant Commissioner, Office of Information Technology Category (ITC), GSA FAS

Welcome

Master of Ceremonies

Claudia Hosky
Publisher,
FedInsider Zane Ahmed

Zain Ahmed
Senior Director,
Civilian Practice,
CenturyLink

Panel Moderator

Francis Rose
Host, Government Matters TV, NewsChannel 8, WJLA

Future of Government Networks
The future of government networks is being born with technology models that feature software defined networking and network functions virtualization. Within this new IT model, various network functions, such as routers, switches and security, are emulated in software that runs on off-the-shelf hardware. This panel will explore today’s emerging technological trends that can enable robust government IT services.

Anil Simlot
Vice President,
Virtual Network Services,
CenturyLink
Doug Perry

Doug Perry
Deputy CIO, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
Gary Barlet
Chief Information Officer,
U.S. Postal Service, OIG

Dyung Le
Director of System Engineering,
National Archives and Records Administration

Securing the Federal Enterprise
Federal agencies need network-based security and infrastructure services that are backed by end-point protection against unauthorized access, exploitation and data exfiltration. Offerings like Einstein 3 Accelerated and Enhanced Cybersecurity Services are some of the security solutions that can protect agency applications that are delivered via the cloud. This panel will discuss ways agencies can mitigate future risks while complying with government policies. Topics will include the role of analytics in cyber threat management and the importance of managed security services, such as Managed Trusted Internet Protocol Services.

Chris Richter
Vice President,
Global Security Services,
CenturyLink

Melinda Rogers
Chief Information Security Officer,
U.S. Department of Justice

Paul Beckman
Chief Information Security Officer, U.S. Department of Homeland Security

Learning Objectives:

Explain the importance of IT modernization and the impact of the digital revolution on the future of government services where social applications, mobility, data analytics, and cloud services impact agency communications with citizens.
Discuss ways to strengthen the security and resilience of government agencies’ networks, which along with financial institutions and healthcare organizations, rank among the top targets for cybercriminals.
Review policy initiatives such as the Modernizing Government Technology (MGT) Act, Cloud First and the Digital Government Strategy, where agency CIOs are architecting systems for security, interoperability and openness, thus reducing barriers to how citizens and businesses interact with the government.

Complimentary Registration
Please register using the form above, or call (202) 237-0300.
Participants can earn 3 CPE credits in Business Management & Organization.

To receive CPE credit you must arrive on time and check in at the registration desk. Certificates will be e-mailed to registrants after the event. In accordance with the standards of the National Registry of CPE Sponsors, 50 minutes equals 1 CPE.

Additional Information
Prerequisites & Advance Preparation: Basic experience in IT, security, or management recommended, but not required.
Program Level: Beginner/Intermediate
Delivery Method: Group Live Training

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Building and Securing Government’s Connected Future through EIS