AFCEA Tokyo (東京) TechNet 2016 Agenda

Training Day Session 1A: Cisco A: Cisco’s Cyber Threat Defense Solution – You have an Insider Threat by Mark Nakakura

While the current threat landscape is full of sophisticated and well-resourced adversaries, one of the most dangerous is the insider because they already have access to the sensitive data on your network. Since firewalls and perimeter defenses are largely incapable of addressing insider threats, organizations must turn to internal network monitoring and analytics to identify threats based on their behavior. Learn what to look for to protect your organization from this challenging attack type.

Training Day Session 1B: Dell A: Enabling Network Security at the Speed of Mission: Scalable HTTPS Decryption and Inspection by Jim Taylor

Speed, security, and low TCO (total cost of ownership) are all vital to government agency missions, but those factors are often viewed as conflicting demands. To shore up their cybersecurity, agencies are more frequently turning to HTTPS, a technology that uses Secure Socket Layer (SSL) or Transport Layer Security (TLS) under HTTP application layering to encrypt and decrypt Web traffic. However, that encryption can lead to unwanted latency. And it is often cost prohibitive for agencies to buy solutions that meet both their security and bandwidth needs.

Training Day Session 2A: GDMS: General Dynamics Secure Products Flexible Solutions (US ONLY) by William Dlugos

TACLANE KG-175 product line (Micro, 1G and 10G with layer 2) & Sectera Viper Phone

Training Day Session 2B: Intel Security A: Threat Intelligence and Cyber Hunting, and its Application to Existing Countermeasures by Derek Watkins

Training Day Session 3A: Cisco B: Ascending the Path to Better Security by Alex Mershon

Security professionals are grappling with how to protect their organization from a multitude of new and unforeseen threats. Gaining an advantage against attackers and improving security outcomes requires having a true sense of the value of the protection capabilities in place. Cisco will discuss methods to measure the value of existing security approaches to ascend the pyramid of pain, enable the DoD and deliver better security.

Training Day Session 3B: Dell B: Windows 10 Migration Discussion with Mobility Asset Management and Security Best Practices by Mark “Doc” Gaborik

On February 26, 2016, DOD CIO directed that the Department of Defense will complete a rapid deployment and transition to Microsoft Windows 10 as the secure Host baseline.  The decision is focused on strengthening the DOD Cyber Security posture while concurrently streamlining the IT Operational environment.  Dell understands that the migration to Windows 10 is a mission imperative for National Security, and the Dell Team continues to provide use cases, best practices, manageability, and data protection solutions to fit each mission critical continuity model.

Training Day Session 4A: EMC A: Modern Datacenter by Jacob Smith

Training Day Session 4B: Intel Security B: STIX and TAXII – Sharing Indicators of Compromise Across Your AOR Using a Standards-Based Approach by Derek Watkins

Training Day Session 5A

Training Day Session 5B: Dell C: Deep Dive Next Generation Firewall Technology and Capabilities by Jim Taylor

Training Day Session 6A: PLP: What’s New in OSP & What Does it Do?

This training session will cover a range of topics related to PLP’s 2nd Generation COYOTE® Fiber Optic Splice Closures with a focus on ribbon fiber cable applications. It will also include a product presentation introducing new and innovative solutions for your Fiber Optic Network such as our COYOTE® DTC, ATC, LCC and AXCESS Solutions product lines and an overview of our PLPSOSP201 all-day “hands-on” copper & fiber optic training classes.

Training Day Session 6B: Cisco: Addressing Global Information Security at Cisco by Dr. Meng-Chow Kang and Sanjeeva Meegama

Kick-Off Dinner and Opening Keynote
(Event Sponsored by TBD & Dinner Sponsored by TBD)

Kick-Off Dinner Emcee: Mr. Riley Repko, Cisco

Keynote: Mr. Scott Jarkoff, AFCEA Tokyo (東京) President & Senior Security Advisor, Intel

Earlybird Session

Future Ready Government: Powering Mission-Centric Outcomes

Cameron Chehreh, Dell Federal CTO

Keynote #1

Artificial Intelligence (AI): The Rise of Intelligent Machines

John Kirch, Darktrace

Panel #2

Tokyo 2020 Panel: Disaster Recovery & Critical Infrastructure Challenges

Moderator: Tim Braly, Brocade

Panelists:

• Doug Neuman, Tanium Japan
• Dr. Meng-Chow Kang, Cisco APJ
• MG(ret) John Custer, Former Director of Intelligence for USCENTCOM, EMC
• Dr. Vince Lee, PACOM, J6

Keynote #3 & Lunch (Sponsored by TBD)

Japan’s Response to Cyber Threats in East Asia

Professor Motohiro Tsuchiya, Graduate School of Media and Governance, Keio University

Keynote #4

Japan’s Cyber Security Strategy: Overcoming the Cyber Workforce Issue

Yasuhiro Taniwaki, Deputy Director-General, National Center of Incident Readiness and Strategy for Cybersecurity (NISC)

Keynote #5

Global Norms of Resilience for Cyber Stability

Dr. Pano Yannakogeorgos, Dean, Cyber College, Air Force Research Institute

Panel #6

Cyber Intelligence: What is Cyber Intelligence and Why is it Important in 2016?

Moderator: Scott Jarkoff, AFCEA Tokyo (東京) President

Panelists:

• Mark Esslinger, Lt Col, PACOM J6
• Justin Kershaw, Director, International Cyber Solutions, Raytheon
• Jeffrey Moon, Cyber Assistant Legal Attache, Special Agent (FBI)
• Giuseppe Kobayashi, Chief Security Officer, Symantec Japan

Earlybird Session

Warfighting Networks on the Move

Tim Braly, Brocade Federal CTO

Cyber Challenge

Dr. Vince Lee, PACOM J6

Venue: Third Floor Conference Room

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Panel #7

Former General Officer Panel: Security Challenges for the Modern Commander

Moderator: Mr. Riley Repko, Cisco

Panelists:

• Lieutenant General(Ret) Noboru Yamaguchi, Japan Ground Self-Defense Force
• Vice Admiral(Ret) Yoji Koda, Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
• Lieutenant General(Ret) Osamu Onoda, Japan Air Self-Defense Force
• Lieutenant General(Ret) Toshi Nagaiwa, Japan Air Self-Defense Force

Interpretation: Provided & sponsored by Cisco Japan

Keynote #8 & Lunch (Sponsored by Cisco)

Reacting Swiftly in Cyberspace: Time is Not Your Friend

Steve Boutelle, Lt Gen(ret), Former CIO, U.S. Army

Keynote #9

Implications of Ransomware and Other Financially Motivated Cyber Crimes

Kaoru Hayashi, Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst, Palo Alto Networks K.K.

Keynote #10

Preventing Cyber Attacks to Japan’s Electric Power Grid & Other Critical Infrastructure Sectors

Hiroshi Sasaki, Cyber Strategy Initiative Office, Intel Security

Panel #11

JP & US Senior Leadership Cyber Security “Fireside Chat”

• Ms. Mihoko Matsubara, CSO Japan, Palo Alto Networks K.K.
• Scott Jarkoff, AFCEA Tokyo (東京) President

In this session, Mihoko and Scott will wrap-up AFCEA Tokyo (東京) TechNet 2016 by discussing the hot topics brought up in the sessions throughout the two days, in addition to issues they feel will be valuable for the audience.