AFCEA Atlanta with the AFCEA International Homeland Security Committee is hosting a National Security Conference on March 11th and 12th. This Atlanta based event is about technology focused on national and homeland security challenges that impact critical infrastructure, emergency communications and continuity of government: cyber disruption, artificial intelligence, and cyber-physical convergence.
With cyber threats rivaling traditional kinetic threats, systems such as energy, telecommunications, transportation, emergency services, and government networks have become front-line targets. Defending the homeland now requires defending what is increasingly a digital homeland.
This conference brings together senior leaders, operators, and industry partners from the Department of War, Department of Homeland Security, federal law enforcement, state and local governments, and the private sector. Sessions will emphasize technology-first solutions, including cybersecurity and Zero Trust execution, artificial intelligence, critical infrastructure resilience, emergency communications interoperability, and workforce readiness.
Please register for the conference at: Atlanta AFCEA National Security Conference
Prior to the conference there will be a large-scale tabletop cybersecurity exercise, modeled after the Army Cyber Institute’s Jack Voltaic exercises. If you are interested in this event, please let us know. For more information on the exercise: https://atlanta.afceachapters.org/node/22935
Please register for the conference at: Atlanta AFCEA National Security Conference
or reach out to us at; Paul@sherpawerx.com or 770-331-5494.