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TN Air 2016 Program Updated 03/21/16 Live program can be viewed on website:

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Registration Hours

3/21/2016

8:00 AM

5:00 PM

Alamo Chapter Golf Tournament Registration Hours

3/21/2016

1:00 PM

5:00 PM

Exhibit Hall 1 Lobby

3/22/2016

6:30 AM

5:45 PM

Coffee Break

3/22/2016

7:00 AM

8:30 AM

Registration Area

Symposium Opening & Keynote Address

3/22/2016

8:30 AM

10:00 AM

Keynote Area, Exhibit Hall

Networking Break on Exhibit Hall Exhibit Hours

3/22/2016

10:00 AM

10:30 PM

Exhibit Hall 1

3/22/2016

10:00 AM

5:45 PM

Keynote Address: “CAF’s Perspective: Mission Assurance in Cyberspace” Networking Break and Lunch on Exhibit Hall Engagement Theater: “UAV Domestic Operations”

3/22/2016

10:30 AM

11:30 AM

Keynote Area, Exhibit Hall

3/22/2016

11:30 AM

2:00 PM

Exhibit Hall 1

3/22/2016

12:00 PM

1:00 PM

Theater Two, Exhibit Hall 1

Col Dana A Hessheimer, CAANG

3/22/2016

2:00 PM

3:15 PM

Keynote Area, Exhibit Hall

Mr Peter Kim, SES Col Gary Salmans, USAF Mr Jeff Stanley, SES Brig Gen Robert J Skinner, USAF Dr Chris Colliver, DI-SES

Panel Session: “Task Force Cyber Secure Update”

Session Description

This presentation will highlight a discussion of issues and capabilities needed while operating securely and effectively, in a global, integrated airspace utilizing Unmanned Ariel Vehicles (UAVs) as the platform. Advantages and disadvantages of UAVs will be addressed as well as the increasing use of domestic operations, capabilities, and needs of UAV’s for security, first responder activities, coupled with examples of how UAV utilization is evolving into requirements to support domestic operations. Panel session will address the Air Force Chief of Staff directed study on Task Force Cyber Security that addresses challenges with synchronizing multiple efforts and studies addressing cybersecurity and mission assurance to provide a prioritized Air Force roadmap of cybersecurity efforts and identify

Speakers

Brig Gen Robert D. Labrutta, USAF LtGen Robert Shea, USMC (Ret.) The Honorable Deborah Lee James

Maj Gen Jerry D Harris, Jr, USAF

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3/22/2016

3:30 PM

4:30 PM

Theater One, Exhibit Hall 1

Col Mike Dombrowski, USAF

3/22/2016

3:30 PM

4:30 PM

Theater Two, Exhibit Hall 1

CMSgt Mary Bechdel, USAF (Ret.)

3/22/2016

3:30 PM

4:30 PM

Theater Three, Exhibit Hall 1

Mr Robert G Smothers, GS-14, DAF

potential investments, Doctrine, Organization, Training, Materiel, Leadership, Personnel, Facilities and Policy (DOTMLPF-P)changes and an enduring enterprise-wide cybersecurity governance framework.

Cyber – Session 1: “Command and Control (C2) of Air Force Cyber Operations”

ISR - Session 1: "Kinetic and NonKinetic Targeting Challenges in Today's and Tomorrow's Conflicts"

NETCENTS-2: Overview for Industry Partners

The outcome addresses challenges to lead to a goal of Mission Assurance of five the five core missions ((1) air and space superiority; (2) intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR); (3) rapid global mobility; (4) global strike; and (5) command and control) and not simply System Assurance. Col Dombrowski will address the challenging elements of commanding and controlling AF Cyber ISO of Commander’s objectives. He will describe the tactic’s techniques and procedures used to plan, assess, command and control full spectrum cyber operations and capabilities in support of Air Force and Joint requirements. Targeting is often a pick-up game from developing a strategy to execution to confirming results. The need for intermediate and advanced target development that incudes cyber operations against near-peer threats is vital to ensure air and cyberspace superiority. However, personnel, analyst tools and accesses are limited requiring workarounds to plan and execute targeting operations The NETCENTS family of contracts provides highly flexible contract vehicles delivering capabilities across the entire range of product and service domains. NETCENTS leverages USAF buying power to meet strategic sourcing goals, ensures technical compliance with AF and DoD standards, and promotes Small Business. This session will provide a framework for discussions and we will share our lessons learned from 2015. Participants/Attendees at this session will

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better understand the NETCENTS -2 framework and the requirements of how to support Air Force program offices and communications squadrons. Tech Talks in Outreach Pavilion: Part 1: Leveraging NITAAC's CIO-SP3, CIO-SP3 Small Business and CIO-CS GWACs to Drive Efficiencies

This comprehensive, lively presentation provides an overview of the government procurement process and how GovernmentWide Acquisition contracts can allow you to quickly and easily procure IT products, services and solutions in support of your agency mission. Featured will be the CIO-CS, CIO-SP3 and CIO-SP3 Small Business set-aside GWACs, which provide support for emerging technologies such as Cloud Computing, Data Center Consolidation, Mobility and Virtualization, and enable agencies to meet their socioeconomic goals. With the OMB's recent directives for agencies to use existing contracts rather than standing up their own, GWACs offer acquisition professionals a proven path forward.

3/22/2016

3:30 PM

4:30 PM

Mr Robert Coen

Tech Talks in Outreach Pavillion Part 2: “MLS Ecosystem – A CostEffective, Efficient, Secure Way of Conducting Joint Operations”

During this tech talk, attendees hear about:  Why Multilevel Security is vital to the future success of Joint Operations  End to end Multilevel security can be achieved for better internal and external Threat Protection, Quickness to Respond and Cost Reduction  Examples of MLS architectures currently deployed and several use cases for MLS Solutions

3/22/2016

4:30 PM

5:30 PM

Outreach Pavilion Theater

Networking Break on Exhibit Hall Networking Reception AFCEA Alamo Chapter Young AFCEA Casino Night Registration Hours

3/22/2016

4:30 PM

5:45 PM

Exhibit Hall

3/22/2016

4:30 PM

5:45 PM

Exhibit Hall

3/22/2016

6:00 PM

10:00 PM

Casa Rio on the Riverwalk

3/23/2016

7:00 AM

5:00 PM

Keynote Session:

3/23/2016

8:30 AM

9:15 AM

Exhibit Hall 1 Lobby Keynote Area,

Mr. William “Bill” DOwner

RADM Randolph L Mahr, USN

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Session Description

“Mission Assurance and the F-35 Platform” Plenary Panel Session: “Trusted Information for Mission Assurance” Exhibit Hours Networking Break on Exhibit Hall Tech Talks in Outreach Pavillion Part 3: “Cyber Situational Awareness (SA) Requirements”

Cyber – Session 2: “Defense of Key Terrain in Cyber Operations”

ISR – Session 2: “Game Changer – Revolutionizing ISR Training to Meet the Needs of Today’s Airman”

NETCENTS – 2: Training for

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Exhibit Hall 3/23/2016

9:15 AM

10:30 AM

Keynote Area, Exhibit Hall

Lt Gen Michael Peterson, USAF (Ret.) Brig Gen Thomas E Murphy, USAF Brig Gen Peter J Lambert, USAF (invited) Brig Gen Loretta Reynolds, USMC

3/23/2016

10:00 AM

5:00 PM

Exhibit Hall 1

3/23/2016

10:30 AM

2:00 PM

The Cyberspace Operations Capabilities Based Assessment (Cyber CBA) was a comprehensive study that analyses cyberspace operations as an inherent part of unified land operations. The Cyber CBA determined that "Commanders' SA" of the cyber domain is the overall top priority Gap for commanders at all echelons. This tract will identify GAP areas and required capability needed to mitigate this gap. Also discussed will be the Cyber SA CONOPS.

3/23/2016

10:45 AM

11:45 AM

Exhibit Hall

Mr Malcolm W “Mack” Martin

Panel session will address current Air Force efforts to mature defensive cyberspace operations and Cyber Protection Teams (CPTs). Discussions will focus on the role of CPTs in defining, mapping, prioritizing, and defending key terrain. In addition, the panel will discuss the relationship between CPT and Computer Network Defense Service Provider missions as they relate to defensive cyberspace operations. ISR training has been based on route memorization of language, numbers, slides and film. Airmen were often educated on ISR principles, but seldom trained to meet the demands of their first assignment. Today, millennial spend 14.5 hours/day of some time of electronic device…IPads, Smart Phones, Tablets. ISR training must change to educate and train the next generation of Airman.

3/23/2016

11:00 AM

12:00 PM

Theater One, Exhibit Hall 1

Col Chad LeMaire, USAF

3/23/2016

11:00 AM

12:00 PM

Theater Two, Exhibit Hall 1

Lt Col Karen L Rolirad, USAF (Ret)

The NETCENTS family of contracts provides highly flexible contract vehicles delivering

3/23/2016

11:00 AM

12:00 PM

Theater Three, Exhibit Hall 1

Ms Francine Nix, GS-14, DAF

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Contracting Officers

capabilities across the entire range of product and service domains. NETCENTS leverages USAF buying power to meet strategic sourcing goals, ensures technical compliance with AF and DoD standards, and promotes Small Business. This session will provide a framework for discussions and describe how to use the NETCENTS-2 Contracts. Topics include, Market Research, Certifications, Subcontracting, Small Business vs. Full & Open Task Order RFPs, and the CLIN Structure. Participants/Attendees at this session will better understand the NETCENTS 2 framework and how to execute task orders to support Air Force program offices and communications squadrons.

Lunch on Exhibit Floor Tech Talks in Outreach Pavilion Part 4: “Changing Understanding of Enterprise Security”

In 2015, 360 million records were breached--and those are only the ones that were reported. From legislation to military initiatives, the government must be up to the task to amplify efforts to protect our nation’s data from both insider threats and nationstate attacks. For too long the focus has been on defending network boundaries and end points from intrusion. Trends globally have determined an increased concern in insider threat by privileged users, particularly with Data-at-Rest. These problems are compounded by the enterprise being inclusive of data center, cloud implementations and joint tenant environments. The network border paradigm has changed, and the escalation of advanced attacks is continuing to evolve. Even with best efforts, bad actors are breaching the perimeter and data is being exfiltrated. During this session we will discuss current global trends, address enterprise level data security across the diverse environment of the government and how best to deploy a strategy of securing critical data to the organization.

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3/23/2016

11:30 AM

1:00 PM

3/23/2016

12:00 PM

1:00 PM

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Mr Eric Brown

Session Title Electronic Warfare Track Session: “453d Electronic Warfare Squadron Mission Brief” Business Procurement Roundtable: “Contract Vehicles and Small Business Trends” Tech Talks in Outreach Pavilion Part 5: “Securing Mission Systems – Do You Sleep Well?”

Panel Session: “Advancing Security Technology in the Air Domain”

Engagement Theater: “Implementation of

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3/23/2016

12:30 PM

1:30 PM

Theater One, Exhibit Hall 1

SBA Manager, Sheena Little, moderates a government and industry panel to foster an interactive and collaborative discussion on contract vehicles and small business trends in the federal contracting area.

3/23/2016

12:30 PM

1:45 PM

Theater Two, Exhibit Hall 1

Learn how today’s technology lets you detect every IP addressable device on your network the second it connects without an agent, then immediately builds a real-time database of contextual information about every device. Learn how you then intelligently enforce security and compliance policies based on this contextual information, continuously monitoring devices for unexpected behavior, blocking and quarantining rogue devices, all while enabling policy compliant devices to accomplish your mission. Learn how automation can manage tasks and work-flows of existing security, management and compliance tools already on your network, making them – and you -- more effective and efficient. Take the next step in cybersecurity and learn how you can automate your needs today and secure your network tomorrow in the Internet of Things. This panel session will focus on advanced aviation concepts, aviation security and survivability, global networks and security to support aviation, aviation security and survivability, and operations and strategic planning. The audience will have a better understanding of security challenges and solutions within the Air Domain and additionally understand some of the needs of the Air Force to advance security in support of mission assurance.

3/23/2016

1:00 PM

2:00 PM

Outreach Pavilion Theater

Ms Ellen Sundra

3/23/2016

2:00 PM

3:15 PM

Keynote Area, Exhibit Hall

Lt Gen Michael J Basla, USAF (Ret) Mr Bill Lemons Mr Thomas Kupiec Maj Ge Mark Matthews, USA (Ret) Mr Thomas H “Tom” Jones

3/23/2016

3:30 PM

4:30 PM

Ms Pamela Whitley

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Speakers

3/23/2016

3:30 PM

4:30 PM

Theater One, Exhibit Hall 1

Lt Col Shane Ostrom, USAF (Ret.), CFP

3/23/2016

3:30 PM

4:30 PM

3/23/2016

3:30 PM

5:00 PM

3/23/2016

4:30 PM

5:00 PM

3/24/2016

7:30 PM

12:00 PM

Breakfast on Exhibit Floor

3/24/2016

8:30 PM

9:15 PM

Exhibit Hours

3/24/2016

8:30 PM

1:00 PM

Keynote Address: "Out-thinking and Out-Innovating Our Cyber Adversaries" Tech Talks in Outreach Pavilion Part 8: AFCEA Alamo Chapter Lifetime Membership Presentations Networking Break

3/24/2016

9:15 AM

10:15 AM

Lila Cockrell Theater

Maj Gen Scott A. Vander Hamm, USAF

3/24/2016

10:00 AM

10:30 AM

Exhibit Hall

Mr Tom Allen

3/24/2016

10:15 AM

12:00 PM

3/24/2016

10:30 AM

11:30 AM

Keynote Area, Exhibit Hall

Maj Gen Roger W Teague, USAF

3/24/2016

11:30 AM

12:00 PM

Exhibit Hall

Industry Speaker: TBD...

3/24/2016

12:00 PM

12:45 PM

Keynote Area,

Lt Gen James M Holmes, USAF

NextGen and Relationship with DoD Air Operations” New Military Retirement Plan and Legislative Update Powered by MOAA Tech Talks in Outreach Pavilion Part 6: “SSL Break and Inspect”

Networking Reception on Exhibit Floor Tech Talks in Outreach Pavilion: Part 7 Registration Hours

Session Description

Join F5 Networks and Carahsoft to earn two 2 (ISC) CPE credits and discuss how to create an SSL/TLS strategy for Application Cybersecurity protection in the Datacenter. Learn which SSL/TLS standards are necessary to meet the new DoD requirements and how to increase application performance, security, and reliability with an SSL/TLS design.

The AFCEA Alamo Chapter will present new Life Member Certificates…

Plenary Address: "FY17 PB Space Investments" Tech Talks in Outreach Pavilion: Part 9 Closing Keynote:

An “Offset” is defined as some means of

Mr Paul Deakin

F5 Networks Speaker TBD

Exhibit Hall

Session Title

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“Program and Requirements to Meet Air Force Needs”

asymmetrically compensating for a disadvantage, particularly as applied to military competition. The “Third Offset Strategy” is associated with the Defense Innovation Initiative announced by Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel at the 2014 Reagan Defense Forum and the significance has grown over the past year with complex changes within select world regions. The presentation by LtGen Holmes will discuss the “Third Offset” as part of the changing strategic context and reemergence of world rivalries, a reduced technological advantage, and the rising acquisition cost. The presentation will include an explanation of how the U.S. Air Force will address new threats that arise from the third offset and how it differs from the past.

Conference Closing

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Exhibit Hall

3/24/2016

12:45 PM

1:00 PM

Keynote Area, Exhibit Hall

LtGen Robert M Shea, USMC (Ret)