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Join us for DC CyberWeek (October 16 - 20, 2017), a week-long SXSW-style festival in our nation’s capital bringing together leaders, experts, and decision makers from the gov and tech communities. The festival features dozens of community events, complemented by core conferences and parties created by the festival organizer, CyberScoop. DC CyberWeek is about big ideas and coming together to make an impact on the greater good of our connected world.  

Please visit DCCyberWeek.com for more details.
Monday, October 16
 

8:00am EDT

How to Manage Third-Party Cyber Risk
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Does your organization rely on partnerships with suppliers or vendors? If so, are you able to determine if their safeguards and security policies are sufficient to prevent a data breach that harms your enterprise?

Cybersecurity consulting firm TSC Advantage invites you to learn about third-party cyber risk management at our upcoming breakfast and brainstorming seminar in Silver Spring, MD, just a short walk from the Metro. 

To secure your enterprise in today’s outsourced business environment, conduct business with the federal government, or meet regulatory requirements, you must understand and protect your entire digital ecosystem. Even though your data may be stored within a third-party’s environment, YOU are ultimately responsible for its security.

Attend this event to:

  • Hear how hackers have used third parties to steal information and interrupt business
  • Learn how to make cybersecurity part of your enterprise risk management process
  • Get a four-step plan to begin third-party cyber risk assessment

Agenda:

8:00 AM: Networking Session and Complimentary Breakfast
8:30 - 9:15 AM: How to Manage Third-Party Cyber Risk Presentation
9:15 - 9:30 AM: Q&A and Networking

 


Speakers
avatar for Will Durkee

Will Durkee

Director of Security Solutions, TSC Advantage
Will Durkee is the Director of Security Solutions at enterprise security firm TSC Advantage, and a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP).  With diverse experience at startups and world-leading investment banks, including abroad in Taiwan, Russia, and the U.K... Read More →



Monday October 16, 2017 8:00am - 9:30am EDT
Security Industry Association 8405 Colesville Road #500, Silver Spring, MD 20910
  Workshop

8:00am EDT

Integrated Cyber Summit (Day 1 of 2)
Limited Capacity seats available

Integrated Cyber is the premiere event showcasing Integrated Adaptive Cyber Defense (IACD) strategies.  IACD focuses on accelerating the speed and scale of cyber defense via integration, automation, and information sharing.  The event brings together integrators, service & solution providers and practitioners across commercial, government, critical infrastructure, research and academia to align community efforts, demonstrate advances in cyber defense, and collaborate on innovative security approaches. Speakers from each of these communities, as well as hands-on workshops in the development of IACD playbooks and orchestration solutions. Free event, registration requested.

Interested in adopting or advancing strategies for increasing the speed and scale of cyber defense – join us at: https://secwww.jhuapl.edu/IACD/  and https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8608114


Speakers
KM

KEYNOTE: Mr. George Barnes

Deputy Director, NSA
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KEYNOTE: Tony Sager

Center for Internet Security


Monday October 16, 2017 8:00am - 5:00pm EDT
John Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory 11100 Johns Hopkins Rd, Laurel, MD 20723

2:30pm EDT

Leveraging Open-access Federal Data Stores – Challenges and Opportunities
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 Not all Federal government data sits behind a firewall.  Transparency efforts have made important data broadly available and ready for use.  Knowing it is available is one thing; making it useful is an entirely different matter.  In this session, a panel of functional and technical data experts will talk about data source opportunities, common roadblocks to using the data, and strategies for making the most of what you can get.


Monday October 16, 2017 2:30pm - 3:30pm EDT
1776 1133 15th St NW, Washington, DC
  Panel Discussion
  • Organizer Info Mark Hogenmiller on behalf of Mark Krzysko, mark.e.hogenmiller.ctr@mail.mil, 571-372-6205 /

6:00pm EDT

DC CyberWeek Opening Party
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CyberScoop will kick off DC CyberWeek with a party that brings together hundreds of cybersecurity decision makers, influencers and practitioners in the nation’s capital! DC CyberWeek attendees, hosts and sponsors will join government executives and decision makers to launch the week-long festival of cybersecurity networking and learning events.

Monday October 16, 2017 6:00pm - 8:00pm EDT
Newseum 555 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington DC 20001

9:00pm EDT

Writing Secure Code

White Hat Academy presents a virtual presentation and interactive hands-on lab covering common web application vulnerabilities and how to guard against them. Participants will be able to practice exploiting web apps using injection, cross-site scripting, and other common attack vectors. Participants will then rewrite the sample code to harden their apps from attack and test whether their fixes are successful.

This virtual event will happen on YouTube Live. To get the most out of this session, you should already have some basic experience with an object-oriented programming language; examples will mostly use Python code.

 


Speakers
avatar for Fletcher Heisler

Fletcher Heisler

CEO & Founder, White Hat Academy
Fletcher Heisler is the founder of White Hat Academy, started as a security training Meetup group in DC. He also runs RealPython.com and serves as CTO of Opportunity@Work.


Monday October 16, 2017 9:00pm - 10:15pm EDT
Virtual Demonstration n/a
  Demonstration  Requires External Registration
 
Tuesday, October 17
 

7:45am EDT

World Trade Credit & Risk Summit 2017 
Limited Capacity seats available

In association with the GCS Credit Community World Conference, the 2017 World Trade Credit & Risk [WTCR] Summit welcomes professionals interested in the Trends, Challenges, Technologies and Opportunities in today’s Modern Economy​, as they relate to World Trade Credit and Risk. 

Learn from Policy Makers, Peers who have Pioneered Industry, and Startups Disrupting traditional Markets, as we consider the Influences and Impacts of among many other things Deglobalization. ​
 
Connect with trade professionals, business leaders, and dignitaries as we recognize the extraordinary efforts of the individuals and businesses leading the way in the credit and risk management of world trade, at the WTCR Excellence Awards.

 Panel Discussions + Presentations + Workshops

World Trade Credit & Risk Summit 2017 

  Summit

8:00am EDT

Integrated Cyber Summit (Day 2 of 2)
Limited Capacity seats available

Integrated Cyber is the premiere event showcasing Integrated Adaptive Cyber Defense (IACD) strategies.  IACD focuses on accelerating the speed and scale of cyber defense via integration, automation, and information sharing.  The event brings together integrators, service & solution providers and practitioners across commercial, government, critical infrastructure, research and academia to align community efforts, demonstrate advances in cyber defense, and collaborate on innovative security approaches. Speakers from each of these communities, as well as hands-on workshops in the development of IACD playbooks and orchestration solutions. Free event, registration requested.

Interested in adopting or advancing strategies for increasing the speed and scale of cyber defense – join us at: https://secwww.jhuapl.edu/IACD/  and https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8608114

 


Speakers
avatar for KEYNOTE: John Felker

KEYNOTE: John Felker

Department of Homeland Security
avatar for KEYNOTE: Jeanette Manfra

KEYNOTE: Jeanette Manfra

Assistant Secretary, CS&C, Department of Homeland Security


Tuesday October 17, 2017 8:00am - 6:00pm EDT
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory 11100 Johns Hopkins Rd Kossiakoff Center Laurel, MD 20723

9:00am EDT

Mobile/IoT Roundtable Discussion
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Security & Resiliency of Mobile and the Internet-of-Things (IoT)

The transition from desktop and even laptop to mobile computing continues but is a foregone conclusion. We are in a mobile world where users have access, bandwidth, and capabilities that are equal to or rival a fixed office location. Similar to explosive growth and adoption of mobility, we are seeing rapid innovation and expansion of ubiquitous computing and IoT products in everything from automobiles, home automation, to all sorts of consumer products. Please join the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) in a round-table discussion to explore cybersecurity implications of the convergence of mobility and IoT, and what may be on the horizon that current cybersecurity approaches will need to adapt and rapidly reconfigure to provide safety, security, and resilience to our infrastructure, users, and communities.


Speakers
avatar for Chase Garwood

Chase Garwood

Cyber Physical Systems Security Program Manager for the Cyber Security Division, DHS
Chase Garwood, Cyber Physical Systems Security Program Manager for the Cyber Security Division at the Department of Homeland Security, Science and Technology Directorate... Read More →
avatar for Douglas Maughan

Douglas Maughan

Division Director for the Cyber Security Division, DHS
Douglas Maughan, Division Director for the Cyber Security Division at the Department of Homeland Security, Science and Technology Directorate... Read More →
avatar for Vincent Sritapan

Vincent Sritapan

Mobile Security Program Manager, DHS
Vincent Sritapan, Mobile Security Program Manager for the Cyber Security Division at the Department of Homeland Security, Science and Technology Directorate... Read More →



Tuesday October 17, 2017 9:00am - 11:30am EDT
1776 1133 15th St NW, Washington, DC
  Round Table Discussion

9:00am EDT

The Coming Quantum Revolution: Security and Policy Implications
Limited Capacity seats available

Hudson Institute, a D.C. think-tank focused on national security and foreign policy, will hold a symposium on quantum technology, led by Senior Fellow Dr. Arthur Herman. The conference will be keynoted by Dr. Aaron VanDevender, Chief Scientist at Founders Fund. Four panels will explore the security and policy implications of the coming quantum revolution. The two morning panels will analyze the risks and opportunities for quantum computing and quantum cybersecurity, respectively. The afternoon panels will highlight international quantum efforts, while the concluding panel will discuss the merits of a US National Quantum Initiative. There will be an introductory technical overview of quantum technology at the outset of the symposium.

Agenda:

9:00-9:10am: Welcoming Remarks
9:10-9:30am: Quantum Technology 101: Educational overview of quantum computing and quantum cybersecurity
9:30-10:00am: Keynote remarks, Aaron VanDevender, Chief Scientist, Founders Fund
10:00-11:15am: Panel Discussion 1: Quantum Computing: The Dark Side and the Bright Side
11:15-11:30: Break
11:30-12:30: Panel Discussion 2: Quantum Cybersecurity: Ushering in an Unhackable Era?
12:30-1:00 pm: Lunch with keynote remarks by member of Congress (invited)
1:00-2:15: The International Quantum Race
2:15-3:15: Does the US Need a National Quantum Initiative?
3:15-3:30: Closing Remarks


Tuesday October 17, 2017 9:00am - 3:30pm EDT
Hudson Institute 1201 Pennsylvania Ave, N.W., Suite 400, Washington, DC 20004

10:00am EDT

Old Laws and New Technology: How Can We Keep Up?

Around the world legal frameworks are failing to keep pace with technology. Domestically nations are struggling to secure consumers’ privacy and conflicted about how best to manage the effects of powerful new technologies like artificial intelligence without stifling innovation.

Is regulation necessary, or can voluntary frameworks suffice? Where are the current points of failure in our legal system? Where are the strengths? What responsibilities do technologists have? What should policymakers avoid in developing new regulatory efforts? What are the consequences if we fail? How can policy catalyze innovation?

The American Bar Association Standing Committee on Law and National Security, New America, and Pitt Cyber host a discussion of the widening gap between coding and codes. Former US Attorney David Hickton, known for his groundbreaking cybercrime and cyber espionage indictments, will share his view from the front lines of enforcing existing laws, after which an expert panel discussion will discuss the issues raised.

Join the conversation online by using #CyberLaw and following @NewAmCyber and @PittCyber.

Keynote:

David Hickton

Founding director, Pitt Cyber and former US Attorney, Western District of Pennsylvania

Participants:

Paul Cohen

Founding dean and professor, University of Pittsburgh, School of Computing and Information, former program manager, Information Innovation Office, DARPA

Harvey Rishikof

Chair, Advisory Committee, ABA Standing Committee on Law and National Security and former Dean of Faculty, National War College

Ian Wallace, @pianwallace

Co-director, New America’s Cybersecurity Initiative and senior fellow, International Security Program

Moderator:

Kiersten Todt

Resident scholar, Pitt Cyber and former executive director of the Presidential Commission on Enhancing National Cybersecurity 

Live streaming of this event will be available on the New America website: https://www.newamerica.org/cybersecurity-initiative/events/old-laws-and-new-technology-how-can-we-keep/


Moderators
KT

Kiersten Todt

Resident scholar, Pitt Cyber and former executive director of the Presidential Commission on Enhancing National Cybersecurity

Speakers
PC

Paul Cohen

Founding dean and professor, University of Pittsburgh, School of Computing and Information, former program manager, Information Innovation Office, DARPA
DH

David Hickton

Founding director, Pitt Cyber and former US Attorney, Western District of Pennsylvania
HR

Harvey Rishikof

Chair, Advisory Committee, ABA Standing Committee on Law and National Security and former Dean of Faculty, National War College
IW

Ian Wallace

Co-Director of the Cybersecurity Initiative, New America & Senior Fellow, International Security Program


Tuesday October 17, 2017 10:00am - 11:30am EDT
New America 740 15th Street NW, Suite 900, Washington, DC 20005

10:00am EDT

The Current State of Public & Private Cybersecurity Partnership
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Cybersecurity continues to be a top-tier critical issue, and the need to protect the country against significant cyberattacks is at a critical point.  With recent news reports of fairly wide-spread hacking attempts by foreign operatives during the most recent Presidential election, combined with significant data breaches as reported by private companies, cybersecurity is among the top enterprise risk for almost every organization – public and private.

To highlight the criticality of cybersecurity, a Presidential Executive Order was signed on earlier this year focusing on cybersecurity needs of Federal IT infrastructure and coordination between agencies to protect against cyber-attacks.  The executive order also calls out the need to secure the country’s critical infrastructure, reflecting the need a strong public and private partnership in cybersecurity. 

Georgetown University will host a panel discussion to discuss the current state of the public and private cybersecurity partnership in defending the country against cyberattacks.  


Speakers
MB

Meredith Burkart

Assistant Professor, Center for Security Studies (Georgetown University Walsh School of Foreign Service)
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Dr. David Fahrenkrug

Assistant Professor, Center for Security Studies (Georgetown University Walsh School of Foreign Service) Dr. David Fahrenkrug is a Director of Strategic Planning in Northrop Grumman’s Analysis Center.  He is responsible for providing quick turn analytic support to senior NGC executives... Read More →
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Suzanne Hall

Managing Director, PwC Suzanne is a Washington DC Cybersecurity and Privacy practice leader.  She has over 20 years of experience as a security and technology leader and returned to PwC after several successful years as a CIO and CISO in industry.  Suzanne is experienced at aligning... Read More →
avatar for John Wood

John Wood

Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board, Telos Corporation John B. Wood is CEO and Chairman of the Board of Telos Corporation, a leading provider ofcontinuous security solutions and services for the world’s most security-conscious agenciesand organizations. In these roles... Read More →


Tuesday October 17, 2017 10:00am - 12:00pm EDT
Georgetown University, Healey Family Student Center (The Social Room) 37th & O Street, N.W., Washington, D.C.
  Panel Discussion
  • Organizer Info Joseph Lee, joseph.lee@georgetown.edu, (202) 687-3626

12:00pm EDT

Discussion on Application Security in the Age of Open Source
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Open source software is the foundation for application development worldwide, comprising 80-90% of the code in today’s applications.  It reduces development costs, speeds time to market and accelerates innovation which is driving adoption, but the explosion in open source use has not been accompanied by effective security and management practices.

A 2017 Black Duck analysis of code audits conducted on 1,071 applications found that 97% contained open source, but 67% of the applications had open source vulnerabilities, half of which were categorized as severe.   

Join Black Duck VP of Security Strategy Mike Pittenger for a discussion of best practices in open source security and management to reduce application security risk. You’ll learn:

  • Strategies to minimize the impact of open source security vulnerabilities when immediate fixes can’t be made
  • Ways to assess the risk associated with a discovered open source vulnerability
  • Scalable approaches to designing application testing for different agile-development pipelines

Register Here: http://bit.ly/2wO5WDL


Speakers
avatar for Mike Pittenger

Mike Pittenger

VP of Security Strategy at Black Duck Software, Mike Pittenger
Mike Pittenger has 30 years of experience in technology and business, more than 25 years of management experience, and 15 years in security. He previously served as Vice President and General Manager of the product division of @stake. After @stake’s acquisition by Symantec, Pittenger... Read More →



Tuesday October 17, 2017 12:00pm - 1:00pm EDT
Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steak House 950 I St NW #501, Washington, DC 20001

1:00pm EDT

Digital China: What Are China’s Leaders & Scholars Saying About Their Plans for Cyberspace?
Limited Capacity seats available

As China launches its 19th Party Congress, its plans to shape cyberspace are becoming ever clearer. Through the publications of government and Party officials, we are increasingly getting insights into Chinese plans for the digital economy. Often however that information is only available to Chinese-speakers. Therefore, through New America, a group of China cyber experts have launched a new effort to translate and analyze key Chinese documents and make them available to a wider audience. 

At this event they will offer their insights on China’s plans for the digital economy, including cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, cryptocurrencies, internet governance, and much more. What have Chinese officials already told the world? What goals has Beijing already achieved? Where has China run into challenges? What new initiatives should we expect from the 19th Party Congress, the 4th World Internet Conference, and beyond? What does this mean for the United States?

Speakers
JC

John Costello

Cybersecurity Fellow, New America
SS

Samm Sacks

Senior Fellow in the Technology Policy Program at Center for Strategic & International Studies
PT

Paul Triolo

Geo-technology Practice Head, Eurasia Group
IW

Ian Wallace

Co-Director of the Cybersecurity Initiative, New America & Senior Fellow, International Security Program
GW

Graham Webster

Lecturer & Senior Fellow, Yale Law School
Lecturer and Senior Fellow at Paul Tsai China Center at Yale Law School


Tuesday October 17, 2017 1:00pm - 2:30pm EDT
New America 740 15th Street NW, Suite 900, Washington, DC 20005

2:00pm EDT

Business Email Compromise: Facts, Threats and Countermeasures
Limited Capacity seats available

Business Email Compromise (BEC) has become a significant threat to U.S. businesses and individuals. Since October 2013, the FBI has identified victims from 131 countries and a global monetary loss of over $5 billion dollars as a result of BEC fraud. BEC is a sophisticated scam using email and/or other electronic communication to impersonate a business executive, employee, or other person with authority to request payments or access to employee payroll and W2 information on behalf of their company or organization.

Due to the significant uptick of the BEC scheme and its threat to U.S. businesses and individuals, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the United States Secret Service (USSS) are working together to provide up-to-date BEC intelligence to private industry. Held at the unclassified level, this presentation will provide an overview of BEC, information sharing mechanisms, and mitigation strategies.

Register for our partner event Spies & Hackers: Foreign Intelligence Surveillance and Corporate Armies, which will take place starting at 3:00pm


Speakers
AF

Amanda Fritz

Special Agent, FBI
avatar for Mark Grantz

Mark Grantz

Special Agent, U.S. Secret Service
Mark Grantz is currently serving as the Assistant to the Special Agent in Charge of the U.S. Secret Service’s Washington Field Office. Mr. Grantz has been with the Secret Service for 17 years and has over 24 years of law enforcement experience. During his tenure with the government... Read More →


Tuesday October 17, 2017 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT
National Security Institute Hazel Hall, Room 121, Antonin Scalia Law School, George Mason Iniv. 3301 Fairfax Dr Arlington VA 22201
  Panel Discussion

2:00pm EDT

Socratic Dialogue: The God Key Problem
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This will be a lively group discussion on the God Key problem. What it is (all access), who it affects (everyone) and what we do now (inadequate) and how Data Centric Design solves this problem. The discussion will touch upon new approaches to data and its management using new ideas, analyses and tools which were developed such as Structured Data Folding with Transmutations (SDFT), eNcrypted Userdata Transit & Storage (NUTS), Continuous Recovery, Asymmetric Anonymity, Key Management with NUTS and much more. Topics will be presented and participation will be encouraged by everyone, it's old school, but perhaps it's time to give this classic method a shot again. Be prepared to be challenged and to think things through.


blognuts.org / 224-300-1408


Speakers
YA

Yoon Auh

CEO, NUTS Technologies
Yoon Auh, Founder of NUTS Technologies, Inc. will guide the discussion. He is the inventor of NUTS and SDFT. These technologies provide new and ground breaking ways to secure and manage data in novel ways using a new paradigm called Data Centric Design.



Tuesday October 17, 2017 2:00pm - 4:00pm EDT
Offices of DLA Piper 500 Eighth Street, NW Washington, DC 20004
  Open Forum

3:00pm EDT

Spies & Hackers: Foreign Intelligence Surveillance and Corporate Armies
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Presented by the National Security Institute at George Mason University's Antonin Scalia Law School and the Intelligence and National Security Foundation 

Panel 1: Watching the Watchers: Balancing Security, Surveillance, and Privacy

Moderated by: Darren Dick

Panel 2: U.S. Corporations vs. Nation-States in Cyberspace: A Fair Fight?

Moderated by: Kiran Raj

Speakers include: Stewart Baker, Jake Sullivan, Arthur Rizer, Sean Newell & More

Please also join NSI for our partner event "Business Email Compromise: Facts, Threats and Countermeasures,” co-hosted with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the United States Secret Service.  The BEC event will begin at 2:00 pm in Hazel 121.

 


Tuesday October 17, 2017 3:00pm - 5:00pm EDT
National Security Institute Hazel Hall, Room 121, Antonin Scalia Law School, George Mason University, 3301 Fairfax Drive Arlington, Virginia 22201
  Panel Discussion

3:00pm EDT

Cybersecurity Evening Career Expo and Cocktail Reception
Limited Capacity seats available

Interested in looking at job opportunities in Cyber, then plan to  participate in this screened career fair, meeting face to face with major employers and agencies, recruiting for experienced Cyber professionals. (US Citizenship with at least 2 yrs of experience on top of degree required to attend. Some jobs require an active Security Clearance.) Job seekers must register by sending their resume to susan@expoexpertsllc.com.  (Put ‘Attending CS’ in the subject header and we will send you an express pass to enter.)

Employers attending can meet face to face with 100s of qualified professionals in these niche cyber disciplines.  Employers interested in attending, call 877-842-3976 ext. 13.

Job Fair: 3:00PM-7:00PM and Cocktail reception for all from 7:00PM-8:00PM



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Tuesday October 17, 2017 3:00pm - 8:00pm EDT
Grand Hyatt 1000 H Street NW, Washington DC
  Career Fair  Requires External Registration

4:30pm EDT

HACKED – The Aftermath
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Join us for an evening of cocktails and stories about actual corporate cyber attacks. You’ll have the chance to hear from experts who were involved first-hand in dealing with the aftermath. What happened? How did it happen? How were the issues resolved? What security measures were put in place to prevent future attacks and mitigate the damage should another attack occur.


Speakers
FT

Felicia Thorpe

Assistant Vice President, AHT
Felicia Thorpe, Risk ConsultantFelicia Thorpe is a property and casualty risk consultant with a focus on insurance and strategic risk management for technology companies and government contractors. She has an extensive background in risk mitigation and collaborates with clients to... Read More →


Tuesday October 17, 2017 4:30pm - 6:00pm EDT
Council of Insurance Agents and Brokers building (CIAB) 701 Pennsylvania Ave NW # 750, Washington, DC 20004
  Happy Hour  Requires External Registration

5:30pm EDT

Pitch Competition
Limited Capacity seats available

In coordination with CyberScoop’s 2017 DC CyberWeek, Eastern Foundry is hosting a pitch competition for start-up companies to help provide solutions for cybersecurity related issues. Judged by industry experts, businesses are invited to participate in the innovative forum that is bringing people, technology and ideas together to address one of the country’s top priorities.

Presented by George Mason University's National Security Institute

 


Tuesday October 17, 2017 5:30pm - 8:00pm EDT
Eastern Foundry 1100 Wilson Boulevard, 10th Floor Arlington, VA 22209
  Competition  Requires External Registration

5:30pm EDT

CYBERTACOS
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Register today and join us for networking, food and drinks - No speeches, no presentations, no lectures - Just good old fashioned networking and tacos... who does not like tacos?! This event is a great opportunity to mingle with members of the local cybersecurity and broader IT community, including executives from vendors, end-users, analysts, media, integrators/contractors, associations and more!



Tuesday October 17, 2017 5:30pm - 8:00pm EDT
MXDC Cocina Mexicana | By Chef Todd English 600 14th Street Northwest, Washington, DC 20005
  Networking

6:00pm EDT

ICIT Fall Cyber Mixer Underwritten by DLT
Limited Capacity seats available

Not all receptions are created equal.  Together, ICIT  and DLT Solutions have created an unforgettable evening at one of the most exclusive venues in America – the Mansion on O.  Mingle with the beltway’s top cybersecurity leaders while exploring the Mansion, unlocking secret doors (literally!), and discovering its world renowned artwork. We’ll have plenty of food, drinks and great conversation.


Tuesday October 17, 2017 6:00pm - 8:00pm EDT
Mansion on O St 2020 O St NW, Washington DC 20036
  Networking

6:00pm EDT

DCA Live’s The NEW Power Women of DC Tech
Limited Capacity seats available

Join DCA Live and our host committee to celebrate the great women emerging in the DC area tech community.  Our group includes founders, CEOs, investors, engineers, marketing gurus, and others who contribute to the local ecosystem.  We'll honor this impressive and diverse group with a lively and fun event on October 17.  Join 200+ movers and shakers from the tech and business community for a fun evening of music, food, drinks and great networking.

Tuesday October 17, 2017 6:00pm - 9:00pm EDT
1776 Crystal City 2231 Crystal Dr #1000, Arlington, VA 22202
  Awards  Networking

6:00pm EDT

Predictions- Private Dinner
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In recognition of National Cyber Security Awareness Month, NEA is bringing together industry experts and CEOs from its cybersecurity portfolio for a Jeffersonian-style dinner, with special guests from the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Defense.

The theme for our dinner conversation: Predictions about cyber-security and the future of the Internet. Please come prepared with a prediction and a willingness to contribute to the conversation.

This event is in collaboration with FedScoop’s Cyber Week effort, but attendance at the event is extremely limited and will be closed to the press. 

6pm- 7pm Cocktail Reception, 7pm-9pm Dinner


Tuesday October 17, 2017 6:00pm - 9:00pm EDT
The Alex inside The Graham Hotel 1075 Thomas Jefferson St NW, Washington, DC 20007
  Round Table Discussion
  • Organizer Info Scott Frederick NEA, sfrederick@nea.com & Hala V. Furst, DHS, hala.furst@hq.dhs.gov

6:00pm EDT

World Trade Credit & Risk Excellence Awards 2017 
Limited Capacity seats available

Join decision makers, policy shapers, and trade credit and risk experts from D.C and around the world, as we celebrate the the World Trade Credit and Risk (WTCR) inaugural Excellence Awards.

World Trade Credit & Risk Excellence Awards 2017 

Tuesday October 17, 2017 6:00pm - 10:00pm EDT
Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Centre. Pavilion Room.
  Awards

6:30pm EDT

ISSA-DC: Cyber Career Paths 
Limited Capacity seats available

Interested in a Cyber Career? Get career advice and insights from a panel of successful Cybersecurity Professionals. The ISSA National Capital Chapter is having a Cyber career panel on October 17, 2017, at 6:30 PM as part of CyberScoop's DC CyberWeek. Whether you are a senior cybersecurity expert or just starting your career in cyber, you will benefit from this event.  

Moderator - Tyrone Wilson President of Cover6 Solutions, Organizer of the D.C. Cyber Security Professionals and Breaking Into Cyber Meet Up groups, Virtual CISO.

Panelists:

- Eric Mill, Senior Advisor, U.S. General Services Administration's Technology Transformation Service (pending Agency approval)

- Loren Schwartz, IT Audit Partner, Cotton & Co.

- Michael Misumi, CIO, JHU Applied Physics Laboratory

Cost: Free. Light refreshments will be served. Event location: Center for American Progress (CAP), 1333 H St. NW, 10th Floor, Washington, DC, 20005. RSVP online at ISSA DC Web Site: http://issa-dc.org 


Tuesday October 17, 2017 6:30pm - 8:30pm EDT
Center for American Progress 1333 H St. NW 10th Floor Washington, DC, 20005
  Meetup  Networking

6:30pm EDT

Penn(Tester)Social
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What better way is there to connect with your fellow DC Penetration Testers than a night of fun at PennSocial in D.C.? Not only is the location "punny" it’s also a cool place to gather a group for an evening of games, free drinks, free food, and the Caps live on TV! Join us downstairs in "The Far Side" section by the shuffleboard tables.

"This event is at capacity. If you have not yet registered through the external link, then, unfortunately, we cannot guarantee your admittance."

Tuesday October 17, 2017 6:30pm - 9:00pm EDT
PennSocial DC 801 E Street, NW, Washington, DC 20004

6:30pm EDT

Intro to Data Visualization
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Data visualizations are a critical business tool. This workshop serves as an introduction to the visual techniques that are often employed when describing, analyzing, and communicating data in a business setting. We’ll start by explaining the role of data visualization to improve business insights and decision-making, and then dive into basic visual methodology.

Speakers
avatar for Adam Raveret

Adam Raveret

Data Analyst, Deloitte



Tuesday October 17, 2017 6:30pm - 9:30pm EDT
General Assembly 1133 15th Street NW, 8th floor, Washington D.C.
  Workshop
 
Wednesday, October 18
 

7:30am EDT

CYBERTALKS: CyberTalks brings together key cybersecurity experts and decision makers to collaborate on cybersecurity issues that threaten government and the citizenry.
Limited Capacity seats available
To register for CYBERTALKS, please visit this link
CyberTalks is a TED-like conference bringing together top cybersecurity chiefs and 1,000 of the most influential cyber leaders from government and the tech industry for one day to identify ways to tackle unprecedented security challenges and discuss cybersecurity priorities, trends and innovations.


Wednesday October 18, 2017 7:30am - 5:00pm EDT
Andrew Mellon Auditorium 1301 Constitution Ave NW, Washington, DC 20240

1:00pm EDT

CoSN Technology Leaders’ Ignite Talks on Cybersecurity
Join CoSN district technology leaders as they share their experiences in quick-paced, informative Ignite talks on cybersecurity topics.  Find out about DDOS, Phishing, and other security challenges in short, entertaining, informative formats. 

http://cosn.org/events/webinars/dc-cyberweek-ignite-talks

 


Moderators
MB

Marie Bjerede

Principal, Mobile Learning and Infrastructure, CoSN
CoSN Project Director

Speakers
RC

Ryan Cloutier

Principal Security Architect at TIES CISSP
DD

Diane Doersch

Chief Technology & Information Officer at Green Bay Area School District
AM

Amy McLaughlin

Information Services Director at Oregon State University
NM

Nathan Mielke

Director Of Technology Services at Hartford Union High School


Wednesday October 18, 2017 1:00pm - 2:00pm EDT
TBA
  Webinar

4:30pm EDT

DC CyberWeek Happy Hour with Invariant
Limited Capacity seats available

Please join Robert Hoffman for a DC CyberWeek happy hour at the office of Invariant


Wednesday October 18, 2017 4:30pm - 6:30pm EDT
Invariant 901 7th Street NW, Suite 600
  Happy Hour
  • Organizer Info Lauren DePinto, 202-742-1928, depinto@invariantgr.com
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5:00pm EDT

Networking with a Spy
Limited Capacity full
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Join Eric O’Neill and have an in-depth conversation about “Cybersecurity in the Age of Espionage,” following his Cybertalk keynote. In this intimate setting, join other CISOs as Eric leads a deeper discussion about a spy’s ability to leverage social engineering to target individuals. Technical staff will also be on hand to discuss and demonstrate how Carbon Black can be employed to “spy-proof” endpoints, hunt for threats and meet government mandates.

Wednesday October 18, 2017 5:00pm - 7:00pm EDT
Old Ebbitt Grill - Oyster Room 675 15th Street, NW Washington, DC
  Demonstration  Networking

5:00pm EDT

Delta Risk Open House and 10th Anniversary Happy Hour
Limited Capacity seats available

Delta Risk will host a networking and happy hour social at our new digs in Arlington. Free food, free drinks, and a chance to talk about incident response best practices with our team of cyber security analysts. Oh, and did we mention there will be food? This is a prime opportunity to network with other cyber security leaders and influencers in the greater D.C. region. Join us for a night of good fun and good company, and help us celebrate our 10-year anniversary in style!


Wednesday October 18, 2017 5:00pm - 7:00pm EDT
The Lounge, 7th Floor 1010 N. Glebe Rd
  Happy Hour  Networking

5:00pm EDT

Incident Prevention, Response and DFARS Happy Hour
Limited Capacity seats available

Join NeoSystems, Flashpoint and R&K Cyber Solutions in Tysons Corner, October 18, from 5:00PM-7:00PM, for an evening of cybersecurity trends and incident response strategies, followed by a networking happy hour.  Learn about our latest technology updates including Deep and Dark Web risk mitigation, and cloud security and virtualization solutions. Hear from expert strategists about the current incident response landscape, and policy related to the DFARS 7012 clause. We’ll discuss early detection models, actionable steps to ensure compliance, and introduce strategic approaches to implementing proactive security measures. 

Our event will begin with two concurrent presentations, followed by a brief presentation and Q&A with our leading cyber analyst and Director of Intelligence.  Stay for our Capital Grille-hosted networking happy hour and connect with leading cyber professionals in the DC Metro community! 

 


Wednesday October 18, 2017 5:00pm - 7:00pm EDT
NeoSystems Corporate Office 1861 International Dr. Suite 200 (Capital Grille Building) Intersection of Rt 7 and International Dr.

5:00pm EDT

Spry Happy Hour and DHS Information Security Shared Services Presentation
Limited Capacity filling up

In addition to sharing in a fun night of free food and drinks, come join us to learn more about Information Security Shared Services and how it improves quality of service and reduces costs. DOI OCIO supports the Offices and Bureaus within the Department, as well as federal agency customers outside the Department, through its ISSLoB, one of six Department of Homeland Security (DHS) sponsored Risk Management Framework (RMF) Shared Service Centers (SSCs).  As the premier provider of information assurance services for systems supporting DOI, OCIO, and the federal community at large, ISSLoB provisions sound security services that balance the business need with the security risk while ensuring compliance with federal regulations. As a RMF SSC, it was established to facilitate the implementation of common RMF solutions for areas that many agencies are missing when striving to achieve greater efficiencies in executing the RMF SA&A process. Network and meet fellow cyber security and IT professionals working in the federal community!

Speakers
JB

John Bazile

Chief, Information Assurance Policy, Security Architecture, Security Training and Risk Management (IAPATRM) BranchU.S. Department of the Interior, Office of the Chief Information Officer
LJ

Lori James

Chief Cyber Security Officer, Spry Methods


Wednesday October 18, 2017 5:00pm - 7:00pm EDT
Courthaus Social 2300 Clarendon Blvd, Arlington, VA 22201
  Happy Hour  Networking

5:00pm EDT

Cybertunity Showcase
Limited Capacity seats available

MACH37, MITRE and Crowell & Moring are teaming up to bring together a select group of cybersecurity startup companies, investors, and strategic partners for our first ever Cybertunity Pitch and Networking Event during DC Cyber Week.
 
Come get a first look at some of the hottest startups-to-watch in cybersecurity. Join us for an evening of pitching and networking with startups, investors, and other strategic partners. This is an opportunity to network and see companies pitch their innovative cyber solutions.
 
A select group of companies-to-watch, including those from the MACH37 ecosystem, will give their 30 second pitch and will then participate in a series of meet and greets with some of the area’s most active players in cybersecurity.

5
:00 pm - Refreshments & Introduction

5:15 pm - Keynote Presentation: Aleksandr Yampolskiy, CEO and Cofounder at SecurityScorecard

5:30 pm - Cybertunity Showcase

6:00 pm - Networking 


Speakers
AY

Aleksandr Yampolskiy

CEO and Cofounder, SecurityScorecard


Wednesday October 18, 2017 5:00pm - 7:30pm EDT
Crowell & Moring 1001 Pennslyvania Ave NW, Washington DC

5:00pm EDT

Silo Saloon
Limited Capacity seats available

What's better than a fine cigar and quality whiskey? How about a remote browser and cybersecurity? Balancing security and productivity is a challenge facing organizations of all sizes. Every data collection project requires internet access, and a remote browser provides a secure and anonymous means to complete your mission. Attend our reception on Wednesday, October 18, 2017 at Shelly's Backroom on F Street. Meet with colleagues in leadership positions within DoD and civilian agencies. Learn about how Silo has helped analysts be more secure and effective in their online investigations.


Wednesday October 18, 2017 5:00pm - 8:00pm EDT
Shelly's Backroom 1331 F St NW, Washington, DC 20004
  Networking

5:30pm EDT

Cyber Innovation Panel
Limited Capacity full
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The greatest cyber ideas often involve small businesses. Please join the Washington Cyber Roundtable (WCR) and the Small Business Development Consortium (SBDC) for a panel discussion on the role small businesses play in protecting and advancing the nation's cyber capabilities. During the event attendees will hear from:

Mr. Charles Nelson, Deputy Director for Outreach at U.S. Cyber Command's Capabilities Development Group and Mr. John Mills, Director of Cybersecurity Policy, Strategy, and International Integration in the Office of the CIO at the Department of Defense.

The event will conclude with a happy hour.



Speakers
JM

John Mills

John Mills currently serves as the Director of Cybersecurity Policy, Strategy, and International Integration in the Office of the CIO at the Department of Defense. Mr. Mills was instrumental in the implementation of the Presidential Directive on Cybersecurity, NS/HSPD-54/23 as well... Read More →
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Charles Nelson

Charles Nelson currently serves as Deputy Director for Outreach at U.S. Cyber Command's Capabilities Development Group. Most recently, Mr. Nelson served as Senior Advisor for Cyber Capabilities at the White House’s Office of Science and Technology Policy, a component of the Executive... Read More →


Wednesday October 18, 2017 5:30pm - 8:00pm EDT
Maggiano's at Tysons Galleria 2001 International Dr, McLean, VA 22102
  Panel Discussion

5:30pm EDT

Georgetown University presents the Biggest Issues in Cybersecurity: A night of discussion with the experts.
Limited Capacity full
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The M.P.S. in Technology Management program presents assorted emerging trends in Cybersecurity. The TM program concentration in Information Security helps students prepare for C-Level Cybersecurity challenges.  During this session you will hear from renowned experts in the field: Henry Sienkiewicz, Lisa SchlosserPablo MolinaJim JonesGiovanni Carnaroli

  • 5:30-6:00pm - Registration 
  • 6:00-7:15pm - Presentation in auditorium
  • 7:15-8:00pm - Reception on overlook
 

Speakers
avatar for Giovanni Carnaroli

Giovanni Carnaroli

VP, Strategic Accounts, SRA International
Giovanni Carnaroli, Sr. Principal, CSRA H. Giovanni Carnaroli is a Senior Principal at CSRA, the newly formed company from the merger of CSC and SRA International.  He previously was with Grant Thornton LLP, one of the six global audit, accounting, and advisory practices as Director... Read More →
avatar for John Gilroy, Master of Ceremonies

John Gilroy, Master of Ceremonies

John Gilroy has been a member of the Washington D.C. technology community for over twenty years.He was the creator of “The Computer Guys” on National Public Radio (WAMU 88.5 FM) in 1991. The monthly gabfest has run continuously for 23 years and garnered an award from the IEEE... Read More →
avatar for Jim Jones

Jim Jones

Curriculum Adviser, School of Continuing Studies, Georgetown University
Dr. Jones has over 17 years of experience in the cyber security field. During that time, he has led and performed network and system vulnerability and penetration tests, conducted malware analysis, led a cyber incident response team, and conducted digital forensics investigations... Read More →
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Pablo Molina

Chief Information Officer, Association of American Law Schools
Dr. Pablo Molina is the Assistant VP and Chief Information Security Officer at Drexel University. He is also Adjunct Professor at Georgetown University, where he teaches graduate courses in ethics and technology management, information security, technology governance, and innovation... Read More →
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Lisa Schlosser

Technology and Cyber Security Executive
Ms. Lisa Schlosser currently serves: on the Board of Directors for VetSports; the Board of Advisors for Cylance; as a Cyber Security Advisor to Harrisburg University; and as an instructor at Georgetown University. She was recently elected as a Commissioner, Rehoboth Beach Delaware... Read More →
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Henry Sienkiewicz

Henry Sienkiewicz, Fmr CIO, DISAHenry J. Sienkiewicz is the former Chief Information Officer (CIO) and Designated Authorizing Authority (DAA) for the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA), the provider of information technology services for the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD... Read More →
avatar for Jean Stanford

Jean Stanford

Jean Stanford has been involved in the health care domain for over forty years and has been in software development for more than thirty five years.  She has owned her own business and has worked for some of the best known large corporations as well.  She has participated in software... Read More →
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Special Guest, Gregory Touhill

Brigadier General (ret) Gregory J. Touhill, President, Cyxtera Federal Group Greg Touhill, President of the Cyxtera Federal Group, is one of the nation’s premier cybersecurity and information technology senior executives. A highly experienced leader of large, complex, diverse, and... Read More →



Wednesday October 18, 2017 5:30pm - 8:00pm EDT
Georgetown University School of Continuing Studies, Auditorium 640 Massachusetts Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20001
  Panel Discussion

6:00pm EDT

Stopping Ransomware in its Tracks
Limited Capacity full
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RansomWare is everywhere and quickly spreading through IT environments. Join us for an informative look at how to prevent ransomware from attacking your network.

The Wanna Cry ransomware attack that crippled hundreds of thousands of IT systems has made the threat of ransomware front-page news around the globe. This news should be especially daunting as research shows that Small to Medium Businesses and Distributed Enterprises suffer from a greater frequency of successful ransomware attacks than large Enterprise organizations. With the stakes – and costs – of a ransomware attack higher than ever, what can small and midsize businesses do to protect themselves?

Join Network Security Leader WatchGuard for an in-depth look at the best tactics for ransomware defense.

Highlights include:
• See ransomware in the wild
• Watch a live ransomware hack
• Learn why Threat Detection & Response is a must for today’s threat landscape
• Experience the ultimate Ransomware prevention solution, powered by Incident Correlation


Wednesday October 18, 2017 6:00pm - 8:00pm EDT
District ChopHouse & Brewery 509 7th Street, NW, WDC, 20004

6:00pm EDT

Red Sun Cybersecurity Happy Hour
Limited Capacity seats available

Join Red Sun Information Systems from 6:00-8:00PM at Hunan Number One for a networking happy hour kicked off with a brief primer on how to keep your employees safe on the web. Grab a drink and learn about cyber-threat mitigation strategies for your non-technical employees followed by an opportunity to meet and chat with other professionals working in cybersecurity. 



Wednesday October 18, 2017 6:00pm - 8:00pm EDT
Hunan Number One 3033 Wilson Blvd Arlington, Virginia, VA 22201
  Happy Hour  Networking

6:00pm EDT

Cybersecurity Career Chat
Limited Capacity full
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What does a career in cybersecurity look like? What does it take to get into cybersecurity and what do you need to think about along the way? Join us for a panel discussion where we delve into these questions with 4 cybersecurity professionals who have created their careers in many different ways

We thank our amazing panelists who will be sharing their stories, experiences and tips for those in their cybersecurity career or contemplating a change into a cybersecurity career. We are covering the wide range of backgrounds from government contracting, commercial, large company, small company, entrepreneur and veterans.

Sophia Fadil, AIG;

Jen Havermann, Deloitte,

Tyrone Wilson, Covert6,

Nischit Vaidya, Argotis


Speakers


Wednesday October 18, 2017 6:00pm - 8:00pm EDT
MakeOffices 1015 15th St. NW, Ste 600, Washington, DC
  Panel Discussion

6:00pm EDT

The Future of Automotive Cybersecurity
Limited Capacity filling up

Never before in history have next-gen technology and the automotive world ever intersected so rapidly. These changes will undoubtedly bring new opportunities to create safer roads and provide unforeseen mobility options for people globally. However, these changes will also present new challenges that must be addressed to ensure safety, privacy, and the trust of the public. The challenge at the center of this discussion is the topic of cybersecurity and if, and how, connected and automated vehicles can be compromised and how they will be protected.

Please join us for drinks, networking, and an in-depth discussion with leading thought leaders (including Moshe Shlisel, CEO of Guardknox and former Deputy Commander of Special Operations for the Israeli Air Force) who are working to secure the car of the future. This event is geared towards post-graduate professionals and those who are currently working in the field of technology. 

Space is limited.

 


Speakers
avatar for Jackie Glassman

Jackie Glassman

Co-head, Automotive & Transportation Practice, King and Spalding
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Robert Katz

Execeutive Director, World Innovation Network
Executive Director, Innovation Intelligence Institute
avatar for Harry Lightsey

Harry Lightsey

Executive Director, Emerging Technologies Policy, General Motors
avatar for Moshe Shlisel

Moshe Shlisel

CEO, Guardknox Cyber Technologies
avatar for Will Simon

Will Simon

Director, USIMIC
Managing Director, U.S.-Israel Mobility Innovation Center
avatar for Lauren Smith

Lauren Smith

Policy Counsel, Future Privacy Forum
Policy Counsel, Future Privacy Forum
avatar for Ariel Wolf

Ariel Wolf

Privacy, Cybersecurity, and Automated Vehicles Attorney, Venable LLP


Wednesday October 18, 2017 6:00pm - 8:00pm EDT
American Institute of Architects 1735 New York Ave. NW, Washington, DC

6:00pm EDT

Intersection of Cybersecurity & Digital Transformation for Gov
Limited Capacity seats available

You’re invited to a special-edition Microsoft Azure Government Meetup on "The Intersection of Cybersecurity & Digital Transformation for Gov" for an evening of engaging content, discussions and networking.  
This can’t-miss Meetup, which is FREE and open to the public, features Mark Russinovich, Microsoft Azure CTO, a widely recognized Microsoft Technical Fellow, and accomplished author. Mark will share his vision on the outlook for cloud computing; confidential computing; cybersecurity and what digital transformation can look like for agencies. 
Following Mark is a panel discussion on “Balancing Cybersecurity & Gov Modernization,” featuring:
• Jason Miller, Executive Editor, Federal News Radio (moderator)
•  Rafael Diaz, CTO, Northrup Grumman and former CIO of Housing and Urban Development
• Matt Rathbun, CISO, Microsoft Azure Government
• Greg Shipley, Sr. Vice President, In-Q-Tel 
Get answers to your questions about tangible ways you can drive digital transformation in government and get ready for what’s next in the future of cybersecurity.


Moderators
avatar for Jason Miller

Jason Miller

Jason MillerExecutive Editor, Federal News Radio (moderator)

Speakers
avatar for Rafael Diaz

Rafael Diaz

Rafael DiazCTO, Northrup Grumman and former CIO of Housing and Urban Development
avatar for Karina Homme

Karina Homme

Karina HommeSr. Director, Microsoft Azure Government and Microsoft Azure Government DC Meetup Co-founder
avatar for Matt Rathbun

Matt Rathbun

Matt RathbunCISO, Microsoft Azure Government
avatar for Mark Russinovich

Mark Russinovich

Mark RussinovichMicrosoft Azure CTO, a widely recognized Microsoft Technical Fellow, public speaker, and accomplished author... Read More →
GS

Greg Shipley

Greg Shipley Sr. Vice President, In-Q-Tel


Wednesday October 18, 2017 6:00pm - 8:30pm EDT
1776 1133 15th St NW, Washington, DC
  Panel Discussion

6:00pm EDT

CROSSBOW Launch Event
Limited Capacity seats available

Come join GRIMM for a posh evening in Washington D.C. to celebrate the official launch of CROSSBOW™!

Keith Myers is making a special trip to come and DJ this awesome event! There will be great food and drinks. Plus, lots of great conversation with a wide range of industry experts.

We look forward to celebrating with you and the amazing tech community during DC Cyber Week.

Hope you can join us!

What is CROSSBOW™?

CROSSBOW™ is a cyber security platform which enables you to fully VALIDATE your organization's digital defenses, without the need for costly training or complex setup.

Stop simply "trusting" that your IDS, Phishing Protection or AV is working; with CROSSBOW™ you can setup, customize, and run ADVERSARIAL CAMPAIGNS IN MINUTES, and receive granular reporting about your production environment and degree of compromise.  



Wednesday October 18, 2017 6:00pm - 9:00pm EDT
The Living Room 1008 Vermont Avenue Northwest Washington, DC 20005
  Product Launch

6:30pm EDT

Cybersecurity Career Twitter Chat
What does a career in cybersecurity look like? What does it take to get into cybersecurity and what do you need to think about along the way? Join us for a panel discussion where we delve into these questions with 4 cybersecurity professionals who have created their careers in many different ways. If you cannot join us in person, we will also be having the conversation via this Twitter chat. 
We thank our amazing panelists who will be sharing their stories, experiences and tips for those in their cybersecurity career or contemplating a change into a cybersecurity career. We are covering the wide range of backgrounds from government contracting, commercial, large company, small company, entrepreneur and veterans.
Sophia Fadil, AIG;
Jen Havermann, Deloitte,
Tyrone Wilson, Covert6,
Nischit Vaidya, Argotis
 

Speakers


Wednesday October 18, 2017 6:30pm - 7:30pm EDT
Remote/Twitter
  Panel Discussion
 
Thursday, October 19
 

7:45am EDT

CyberArk Impact: Public Sector
Limited Capacity full
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CyberArk Impact: Public Sector is a one-day event where we will discuss privilege and administrative account security in the government. 

This event will provide an open forum for you to interact with our executives, ask questions, and network with your peers. We’ll be discussing a number of cyber security issues that continue to affect the public sector.

You'll discover:

· Why defending federal networks against internal and external threats is a must

· DHS’s CDM requirements and vulnerability scanning

· How to automate NIST 800-53 Controls for a more successful Risk Management Framework implementation


Thursday October 19, 2017 7:45am - 1:00pm EDT
The Loft at 600 F 600 F St NW, Washington, DC,  20004

8:00am EDT

Cyber Resilience Summit: Modernizing and Securing Government IT
Limited Capacity full
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With passage of the Technology Modernization Act and Executive Order for Cyber Security seeking to modernize and secure legacy systems, forward-leaning public officials, standards bodies, and IT Communities of Interests are converging for the 4th annual Cyber Resilience Summit on October 19 in Arlington, VA. With growing threats from a tech savvy adversary, Federal agencies need to embrace advanced risk management and modernization practices proven effective in the global IT market.

The 10/19 Cyber Resilience Summit is sold-out. External registration is required via the link below. For questions, email tracie.berardi@it-cisq.org.


Thursday October 19, 2017 8:00am - 4:00pm EDT
Army Navy Country Club 1700 Army Navy Drive, Arlington, VA

8:00am EDT

Higher Ed Cybersecurity Challenge presented by Symantec Corporation
Higher ed institutions can have up to three teams of four participants (must be IT Faculty). 

Participants will:

  • Understand the five stages of a cyber-attack – Reconnaissance, Incursion, Discovery, Capture and Exfiltration
  • Apply knowledge and experience to real-world problems
  • Expand their security awareness and build cyber skills while earning Continuing Education Credits


Thursday October 19, 2017 8:00am - Friday October 20, 2017 5:00pm EDT
VIRTUAL
  Requires External Registration  Virtual

9:00am EDT

IoT Cybersecurity Colloquium
Limited Capacity full
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NIST’s Cybersecurity for IoT program wants to connect – with you!
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Cybersecurity for IoT Program invites you to a colloquium covering the cybersecurity of connected devices (and the environments in which they are deployed). Speakers from industry and academia will be presenting their views on the IoT’s privacy and security challenges.  NIST hopes to hear from the community, better understand the overall threat landscape, gauge stakeholder interest, and determine next steps. Be a part of this important discussion—and join us on this exciting IoT journey!

*NOTE: You MUST register via the NIST registration page by October 12th in order to ensure your name will be on the approved visitors list at NIST.*
If you would like to ask a question during a presentation, please email iotsecurity@nist.gov or tweet using the hashtag #IoTSecurityNIST

Speakers
avatar for Matthew Eggers

Matthew Eggers

Executive Director, Cybersecurity Policy, U.S. Chamber of Commerce
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Jeremy Grant

Managing Director of Technology Business Strategy, Venable
AH

Arabella Hallawell

VP of Corporate Strategy, Arbor Networks
JJ

Joe Jarzombek

Global Manager, Software Supply Chain Solutions, Synopsys
Global Manager, Software Supply Chain Management, Synopsys Software Integrity Group
avatar for Yasser Shoukry

Yasser Shoukry

Assistant Professor, UMD
avatar for Andrew Sullivan

Andrew Sullivan

Fellow, Dyn


Thursday October 19, 2017 9:00am - 3:30pm EDT
Green Auditorium, NIST Gaithersburg 100 Bureau Drive, Gaithersburg, Maryland
  Colloquium

10:30am EDT

Rethinking Corporate Active Cyber Defense

Increasingly frequent and severe cyberattacks targeting the private sector globally are fueling debates over whether to allow corporations to engage in “active cyber defense.”  Numerous trends point to the potential for this practice to grow internationally, potentially posing significant dilemmas for governance.

As part of DC CyberWeek, Carnegie’s Cyber Policy Initiative invites you to the launch event of the Carnegie report Private Sector Cyber Defense: Can Active Measure Help Stabilize Cyberspace?

 

This report assesses the potential risks and benefits of creating space for a legitimate practice of private sector ACD internationally, and explores how insurance companies and policies could provide a framework to bound such activity and incentivize responsible conduct.


Moderators
SH

Shane Harris

Shane Harris Senior writer at the Wall Street Journal

Speakers
WH

Wyatt Hoffman

Senior Research Analyst, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Wyatt Hoffman Research Analyst with the Cyber Policy Initiative at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
TM

Tim Maurer

Tim MaurerFellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and co-directs its Cyber Policy Initiative... Read More →
DZ

Denise Zheng

Denise Zheng Vice President at the Business Roundtable


Thursday October 19, 2017 10:30am - 12:00pm EDT
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace 1779 Massachusetts Avenue NW Washington DC 20036
  Panel Discussion

2:00pm EDT

Coffee, cookies, and cybersecurity!
Limited Capacity full
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Join us at The National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE), a part of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) for collaborative afternoon roundtable sessions with industry experts about pressing cybersecurity topics. Come get a quick overview of what the NCCoE does, see some live demos, then break bread (or cookies) with subject matter experts from NIST to discuss data integrity, identity and access management, and health IT cybersecurity topics. You’ll hear about the NCCoE’s work in these areas and will have an opportunity to inspire discussion, shape the future direction of NIST publications, and share your feedback directly with cybersecurity influencers. 
Parking is plentiful and is FREE next to our building.

Thursday October 19, 2017 2:00pm - 4:00pm EDT
NCCoE 9700 Great Seneca Highway, Rockville, MD 20850
  Round Table Discussion
  • Organizer Info Kristina Rigopoulos, Kristina.rigopoulos@nist.gov,  202-309-4791

3:00pm EDT

#ChatSTC Twitter Chat: Today’s Predictions for Tomorrow’s Internet

Smart cities, connected healthcare devices, digitized records and smart cars and homes have become our new reality. Always-on technology, while it makes our lives more convenient and unlocks potential for the future, is fueled by our personal information, which presents security and privacy concerns for both consumers and businesses. This Twitter chat – coinciding with Week 3 of National Cyber Security Awareness Month – will highlight the growing Internet of Things and discuss how to use cutting-edge technology in safer and more secure ways.


Thursday October 19, 2017 3:00pm - 4:00pm EDT
Twitter
  Virtual
  • Organizer Info National Cyber Security Alliance, Kara Wright,  kara@staysafeonline.org

4:00pm EDT

A Practical Discussion for Securing Your Accounts and Data
Limited Capacity full
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Maintaining a secure information environment is a challenge, particularly for companies and non-profits that are funded by grants, and do not have large security budgets. This roundtable will provide a venue for attendees to discuss how they have tackled this need, what tips they have to share, and what challenges they still face. A portion of the roundtable will be an open house presented by EfficiencyNext where we will discuss the tools we’ve utilized for account and data security, including multi-factor authentication, at-rest data protection, active data protection, API call limiters, firewalls, cloud services, proprietary technology, and locally encrypted devices. We hope everyone will come out of the discussion with new insights, methods, and tools to try.


Speakers
avatar for Paul Katz

Paul Katz

President, EfficiencyNext
President / EfficiencyNextpkatz@efficiencynext.com


Thursday October 19, 2017 4:00pm - 5:30pm EDT
EfficiencyNext 1200 18th Street NW, Suite 700, Room 8A
  Round Table Discussion

5:00pm EDT

Launch of DC’s NEW Data Science & Cybersecurity Meetup.com Group!
Limited Capacity seats available

Join us for dinner and drinks followed by a talk and discussion as we launch the first meeting of DC’s new Data Science & Cybersecurity Meetup.com Group!  This group is focused on cyber security topics (e.g., UEBA, threat analysis, compromised endpoints, insider threats, etc.) so that we may all share knowledge and benefit. We’ll explore how we can use what we learn to construct computational models (or, learn it from data) to construct systems capable of being deployed in production environments. Looking forward to your participation.  


Thursday October 19, 2017 5:00pm - 7:00pm EDT
Haystax Technology 8251 Greensboro Drive, Suite 1000 McLean, VA 22102
  Meetup

5:30pm EDT

Parsons Cyber Innovation Center-Control Systems Lab
Limited Capacity full
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The Parsons Cyber Innovation Center is a model Security Operations Center with several types of control systems such as Electrical Power, Water/Sewage pump stations, building automation and physical access control where Red and Blue teams can practice their skills. Marianne and her team will demo exploits and attack methods, defensive techniques and countermeasures, and discuss the evolution in skills and careers paths of the evolving cybersecurity workforce.

Dr. Saunders will bring a model railroad bridge control system and lab kits to allow participants to engage the and take over the bridge, perform DDOS attacks to brick the controller, and other exploits

Speakers
avatar for Marianne Meins

Marianne Meins

Vice President, Parson
avatar for Dr. John Saunders

Dr. John Saunders

Principal Cyber Security Engineer, MITRE


Thursday October 19, 2017 5:30pm - 7:00pm EDT
Parsons 5885 Trinity Parkway, Suite 300, Centreville, VA
  Demonstration  Panel Discussion

6:00pm EDT

DC CyberWeek Closing Party
Please register for your party ticket through Eventbrite!
Join CyberScoop for the DC CyberWeek Closing Party! DC CyberWeek attendees, hosts and sponsors will join executives from government and industry to close out this unprecedented week of learning and networking powered by the cybersecurity community. 

Thursday October 19, 2017 6:00pm - 8:00pm EDT
Scoop News Group Office 1150 18th St NW, Suite 850, Washington DC 20036

6:30pm EDT

Javascript 101
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Expand your coding toolkit with the No. 1 language in tech. During this workshop, you'll learn how Javascript powers dynamic websites and applications through animations, drop-down effects, and more. You'll work through a series of hands-on coding exercises to get you on your way to proficiency!

Speakers
JB

Jessica Bell

Developer, Washington Post



Thursday October 19, 2017 6:30pm - 8:30pm EDT
General Assembly 1133 15th Street NW, 8th floor, Washington D.C.
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Friday, October 20
 

11:30am EDT

Women in Cyber Luncheon & Panel Discussion
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Women comprise just 11 percent of the information security workforce. Connecting with and empowering the women working in the information security industry is of growing importance. Join us for a candid discussion among leading women working in cybersecurity right here in the nation's capital. Panelists will include industry experts from myriad backgrounds, life stages, and career paths. The conversation will not only shed light on the need for more diverse teams in this field but will also provide strategic ways that women can pivot their careers into this thriving field. 

Friday October 20, 2017 11:30am - 1:30pm EDT
AT&T Forum 601 New Jersey Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20001
 

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