homeland security and Law enforcement forum:
a matter of trust - data, cybersecurity and biometrics - is it you?
description:
The global COVID-19 pandemic has changed how we live, work, travel, shop and communicate. We wear masks and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to protect ourselves and each other. Network connectivity delivers our telework-enabled workplace and entertainment to our homes. If and when we travel, we move with a heightened attention to safety and hygiene. We avoid crowds. As we move, communicate, and transact in this new environment, our data becomes our persona.
Homeland Security and Law Enforcement agencies at every level - Local, State, Tribal and Federal - have had to rapidly adapt their policies, processes and tools to execute their missions in this rapidly evolving landscape. New mission priorities demand new capabilities and tools. A wide range of threats and bad actors seek to exploit vulnerabilities in this environment with an eye towards cyber security, data and infrastructure vulnerabilities. New operational challenges require new infrastructure, systems and playbooks to protect responders and citizens. Agencies are evaluating the utility of biometrics tools to provide "touchless" experiences that maximize health, safety, and hygiene. All stakeholders are prioritizing "trust" as a key attribute for new systems, solutions and processes, seeking high-trust experiences that protect identity, hygiene, communications and citizens from wide-ranging threats.
This forum brings together homeland security and law enforcement leaders from Government, Industry and Academia to explore these trends and lessons learned. Presenters and panelists will address the following topics:
- New mission and operational challenges driven by COVID-19 demands
- How COVID-19 has changed the threat landscape
- Cybersecurity challenges in a tele-work enabled and socially-distanced environment
- The growing role of data and digital identity in support of law enforcement and homeland security missions
- New priorities and initiatives that have grown out of the current environment
objectives:
Achieve increased understanding of the challenges that Law Enforcement and Homeland Security mission owners are facing in the current environment
Increase awareness of active initiatives focused on delivering high-trust data, cybersecurity and biometrics solutions that support law enforcement and protect the homeland
Obtain lessons learned and best practices to date
keynote:
Seth DuCharme, Acting United States Attorney, Eastern District of New York, Department of Justice (Confirmed)
presenters:
Michele Ford-Stepney, Deputy Assistant Director, INTERPOL Washington (Confirmed)
Timothy Gallagher, Managing Director, Business Intelligence and Investigations, Kroll's Business and Investigation Practice and prior Special Agent in Charge, Federal Bureau of Investigation (Confirmed)
Blake Howald, Senior Manager, Data Science and R&D, Thomson Reuters (Confirmed)
Ann-Marie Johnson, Vice President of Client Growth, Ardent (Confirmed)
Darby Kirby, Chief Inspector, Missing Child Unit, United States Marshals Service (USMS) (Confirmed)
Ilene Klein, Global Cybersecurity Coordinator, Cybercrimes Support Network (Confirmed)
Brendan Klare, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, RankOne (Confirmed)
Shaun Moore, Chief Executive Officer, Trueface (Confirmed)
Donald O'Hearn, Associate Director, United States Marshals Service (Confirmed)
Captain Derek Rieger, Deputy Director of the St. Lous Fusion Center, Central Region Coordinator, National Cyber-Threat Intelligence Network (CIN) (Confirmed)
Jermaine Roebuck, Chief of Hunt and Incident Response Team, Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), Department of Homeland Security (Confirmed)
Frank Sangiorgi, Director, Advanced Recognition systems, NEC Corporatin of America (Confirmed)
Bryan Schromsky, Federal Managing Partner Connected Solutions, Verizon (Confirmed)
Staca Shehan, Vice President Analytical Services Division, National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) (Confirmed)
James Silver, Deputy Chief for Litigation, Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section, U.S. Department of Justice (Confirmed)
Thomas Sizer, Senior Director, Market Planning for Public Safety, LexisNexis Risk Solution (Confirmed)
Christopher Stangl, Section Chief, Cyber Division, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Department of Justice (Confirmed)
Christopher Thompson, Marketing Development Manager, IDEMIA (Confirmed)
John Waugaman, President and Chief Executive Officer, Tygart (Confirmed)
training credits:
The individuals who successfully complete this program are eligible for 4 Continuous Learning Points (CLP).
Individuals seeking CLPs may obtain their CLPs by sending an email request to training @actiac.org.
Cancellations
Registration cancellations made on or before November 24, 2020 will receive a refund. Registration fees are non-refundable starting November 25, 2020. No-shows will be charged the full registration fee. Substitutions are available at any time for no fee. Cancellation requests must be submitted in writing to [email protected]. Requests for cancellation will not be accepted by telephone.
Agenda
Wednesday, December 16, 2020
The keynote will provide his perspectives as a prosecutor on national security and cybercrimes.
Seth Ducharme, Acting United States Attorney, Eastern District of New York, Department of Justice
The panel will discuss how data is shared between state, local and federal, the barriers to sharing and standardizing data, and who is the custodian.
Donald O'Hearn, Associate Director, United States Marshals Services, Moderator
Blake Howald, Senior Manager, Data Science & R&D, Thomson Reuters
Thomas Sizer, Senior Director, Market Planning for Public Safety, LexisNexis Risk Solution
Michelle Ford-Stepney, Deputy Assistant Director, INTERPOL Washington
This fireside discussion will provide an overview of the Marshal Services Missing Child Program and Operations, resources used, and a success story of collective efforts recovering a child.
Darby Kirby, Chief Inspector, Missing Child Unit, United States Marshals Service (USMS)
Staca Shehan, Vice President Analytical Division, National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC)
The panelist will discuss the emerging threat trends and cyber best practices along with intrusion detection and managing identity.
Bryan Schromsky, Federal Managing Partner Connected Solutions, Verizon, Moderator
Timothy Gallagher, Managing Director, Business Intelligence and Investigations, Kroll's Business Intelligence and Investigation Practice and former Special Agent in Charge, Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ilene Klein, Global Cybersecurity Coordinator, Cybercrimes Support Network
Captain Derek Rieger, Deputy Director of the St. Louis Fusion Center, Central Region Coordinator, National Cyber-Threat Intelligence Network (CIN)
James Silver, Deputy Chief for Litigation, Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section, U.S. Department of Justice
Christopher Stangl, Section Chief, Cyber Division, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Department of Justice
Case study on government and industry collaboration on election security
Jermaine Roebuck, Chief of Hunt & Incident Response Team, Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), Department of Homeland Security
Each of the biometric firms will discuss their product, usage, management of biometrics, and challenges.
Ann-Marie Johnson, Vice President of Client Growth, Ardent, Moderator
Brendan Klare, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, RankOne
Shaun Moore, Chief Executive Officer, Trueface
Frank Sangiorgi, Director, Advanced Recognition Systems, NEC Corporation of America
Christopher Thompson, Marketing Development Manager, IDEMIA
John Waugaman, President and Chief Executive Officer, Tygart
VIRTUAL
Event Fees
Registration Fees:
IAC Member: $195
Government: $0.00
Non-Member: $295.00