[Cybersecurity] AFCEA/GMU Critical Issues in C4i Symposium

[Dr. Mark Pullen]

AFCEA International and George Mason University are once again hosting the annual Critical Issues in C4I Symposium which brings academia, industry and government/military together to address important issues in C4I technology and systems R&D.  

This year's event will be held Tuesday May 19 - Wednesday May 20, 2020 on the campus of George Mason University in Fairfax, VA

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FEATURED SPEAKERS:

	Daniel P. Corbin
	Chief Technology Advisor, Headquarters, U.S. Marine Corps

	Frank Konieczny, SES
	Chief Technology Officer, Office of Information Dominance, Office of the Secretary of the Air Force

	Dr. Mark J. Lewis
	Director of Defense Research and Engineering for Modernization, DoD R&E

	CW5 William Robinson
	CIO / G6 Army CTO

	Dr. Walter Scott
	Founder and CTO, Digital Globe

	Greg Shaffer
	Assistant Chief Engineer Mission Architecture and Systems Engineering
	Naval Information Warfare Systems Command

KEY SESSION TOPICS:

	Service CTO Roundtable Discussion
	Coalition Warrior Interoperability eXercise (CWIX)
	Satellite Imaging
	Supply Chain Security
	AI Impact on the Workforce
	Ethical Considerations for AI
	Wireless 5G Impact and Concerns

Your registration entitles you to attend all the keynote and panel sessions. Coffee and snacks are also included.  Several lunch options (cost not included) are available in nearby food courts.

CEUs:
Several sessions at this symposium are expected to qualify for CompTIA and/or GIAC for continuing education in support of cyber security certification maintenance.

SPONSORSHIPS
Sponsorship opportunities are still available for industry as well as government/military.

EXHIBITS
Tabletop exhibit space is available. The exhibit space is co-located with the sessions so you'll get the opportunity to hear the discussion and engage attendees as well as exhibit!
 
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