U.S. Department of State/Foreign Service Institute Technology Expo

November 20, 2019

Building D (Field House)
Arlington, VA
Event Manager:Bob Jeffers bj@fbcinc.com

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Join FBC at the U.S. Department of State (DOS) - Foreign Service Institute (FSI) for the DOS /FSI Technology Expo – an exclusive one-day tabletop exposition held on-site where capability providers can showcase their top products and services to the agency that delivers world-class diplomatic training.

Demonstrate what your company does best. You'll be able to connect with DOS/FSI staff, personnel, contractors and students who may otherwise be inaccessible. Throughout the busy day, hundreds of employees attend the expo to exchange ideas and learn more about the products and services your company offers. In 2019, this is the only opportunity to get in front of this particular and important DOS audience.

Just 10 minutes from the main State Department building in DC, FSI is situated on a campus-like setting in Arlington, VA. Based out of the George P. Shultz National Foreign Affairs Training Center, FSI includes four schools and one center: the School of Language Studies, School of Professional and Area Studies, the School of Applied Information Technology, the Leadership and Management School and the Transition Center. All five have wide and varied needs for your IT and technology solutions.

Don't miss this great opportunity to get in front of this elite group. Register today!

 

TSA, DEA, US Marshals IT & Tech Expo at Arlington

November 21, 2019

Residence Inn Arlington Pentagon City
Arlington, VA
Event Manager:Bob Jeffers bj@fbcinc.com

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TSA is focused on protecting the U.S. transportation sector against cyber attacks. "Partnering with the private sector partners to secure surface transportation from cyber attacks is a critically important and complex undertaking," said TSA Surface Division Director Sonya Proctor. In conjunction with TSA, DEA and the U.S. Marshals Service know that cyber protection and Data Analytics is a crucial part of their agency mission.  

To support these efforts, FBC will be hosting the TSA, DEA and US Marshals IT & Cyber Expo on November 21, 2019 at the Marriott Residence Inn directly across the street from this group of agencies. Coordinated promotion efforts will be made to these Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Department of Justice (DOJ) agencies.

Hurry! This event has a limited capacity. Register now!

About the TSA
TSA’s mission is to protect the nation’s transportation systems to ensure freedom of movement for people and commerce. Currently TSA has a 5-year cybersecurity roadmap they was put in place late 2018. This roadmap is an agency first and stresses the need to protect the cyber and physical transportation infrastructure. Learn more about their strategic priorities. 

About the DEA
The DEA released its most recent IT strategic plan in March 2019. Their goals include effectively investing in technology, protecting critical mission assets and building innovative capabilities. Learn more about their strategic priorities. 

About the U.S. Marshals
The U.S. Marshals are still working through their 2012-2018 strategic plan. In this plan, Goal 6 is to develop a strong and efficient operating infrastructure by modernizing business processes and systems. Learn more about the IT solutions they continue to seek.

NSA Warfighter Tech Expo

December 03 - 04, 2019

OPS2B Cafeteria Canine Suite Annex
Ft. Meade, MD
Event Manager:Bob Jeffers bj@fbcinc.com

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Join FBC at the NSA Warfighter Tech Expo, a major part of the Warfighter Integration Program (WIP)/Tactical Investment Program (TIP) Annual Summit. For this special event, FBC works closely with the government to manage the TIP attendees that participate in general sessions and breakouts, along with providing an exposition area located in the OPS2B Cafeteria Canine Suite Annex. 

The vendor displays organized for the TIP Annual Summit relate to the WIP mission. FBC works closely with the organizers of the summit to ensure that participating companies are relevant to the overall efforts of the WIP. FBC makes use of an extensive database of technology companies and research to develop the best list of possible exhibitors for the TIP.

This is an incredible opportunity to connect with personnel directly involved in NSA, WIP and TIP. Don't miss it!

About NSA: 
The National Security Agency is a member of the IC (Intelligence Community) and provides cryptology, Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) and Information Assurance (IA) products and services. The NSA uses these capabilities to enable Computer Network Operations (CNO) to gain a decision advantage for the nation and our allies under all circumstances.

About WIP and TIP:
The TIP, a section within the Warfighter Integration Program (WIP), mission is to provide advocacy for and facilitate SIGINT ISR solutions to meet military tactical customer needs. The WIP is the link between the tactical community and the national enterprise, providing centralized NSA programmatic oversight, stewardship of Military Intelligence Program (MIP) resources and serving as the aperture through which the NSA affects its integration strategy for the tactical community. 

To accomplish the TIP mission, TIP executes a portion of the Joint Chief of Staff’s (JCS) MIP funds for military–tactical customer solutions an integration efforts. These capability solutions and integration efforts are selected via the TIP competitive proposal process in accordance with the direction provided by the Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence (USD (I)).

The TIP Annual Summit is the first step in the funding process. The annual event brings together the stakeholders involved in the investment process, as well as the technology leads for the various services.  Ongoing programs and ideas for future investment are discussed within the TIP. 

Maryland Cyber Challenge

December 05, 2019

Hyatt Regency Baltimore Inner Harbor
Baltimore, MD
Event Manager:Eric Longo eric@fbcdb.com

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Disclaimer - This is not registration for the 2019 CyberMaryland Conference.

The Maryland Cyber Challenge is hosted by FBC in collaboration with the 2019 CyberMaryland Conference. The 2019 Maryland Cyber Challenge is a 3-round competition powered by the POINT3 ESCALATE Challenge Ecosystem, with the final round taking place during the first day of the CyberMaryland Conference. For 2019, there will be two competition categories: high school and college.

Teams consist of up to 6 players. High school and collegiate teams compete in a variety of technical-focused objectives including vulnerability mitigation, computer forensics, cyber defense and capture the flag, and select offensive operations.

This is your opportunity to support the nation's next generation of cyber warriors! 

• Nationwide high school and collegiate representation. 

• Approximately 700 competitors across 115 teams each year.

• More than $250,000 in awards have been distributed by the National Security Agency, SAIC and other competition sponsors.

The 2019 CyberMaryland Conference

December 05 - 06, 2019

Hyatt Regency Baltimore Inner Harbor
Baltimore, MD
Event Manager:Eric Longo eric@fbcdb.com

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Click Here to visit the Conference Website: www.fbcinc.com/CyberMDConference

Join us for CyberMaryland 2019, Maryland’s 8th annual gathering of the country's premier cyber community!

CyberMaryland has been the epicenter of information security & innovation since its launch in 2011. It's a timely and informative 2-day conference where Maryland’s leading IT firms, top universities and tech-savvy workers join forces with the federal government and the US military to network and experience unparalleled information sharing.

Maryland is home to an increasingly influential cyber community, including a high density of cyber engineers coming from the nation’s top security agencies. That makes this event a not-to-be-missed opportunity for both national and Maryland-based industry partners.

About the Industry Showcase

CyberMaryland has consistently attracted top leaders, experts, and key decision makers through its unrivaled content. So conference exhibitors can showcase and demo their latest cybersecurity innovations and services to the best and brightest the cybersecurity industry has to offer.

In 2018:

• The conference was attended by more than 1,000 of the nation’s top cyber leaders and professionals, including federal, state and local government agencies; academic institutions; cybersecurity entrepreneurs; and industry leaders of research and development.
• Attendees represented more than 50 government agencies, 250 cyber companies, colleges and universities, and international partners such as Australia and Canada.
• View 2018's list of sponsors and exhibitors.

 

Past Government Agency Attendees Included: Department of Defense (DoD) Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Department of Treasury NASA City of Baltimore US Air Force US Army US Navy National Security Agency (NSA)	Past Industry Attendees Included: Northrop Grumman Excelon LifeBridge Health The Washington Post General Dynamics Information Technology Cisco Systems, Inc. Raytheon Cyber Security Innovations M&T Bank  Boeing
Past Academic Attendees Included: University of Maryland University College Capitol Technology University George Washington University University of Maryland Hood College Graduate School University of Baltimore Stevenson University University of Maryland Baltimore County	Past Attendee Titles Included: Chief Executive Officer Director, Cybersecurity Risk Management Director of Business Development Chief Information Security Officer Director Cybersecurity & Special Projects Program Manager Cyber Analyst IT Security Specialist Intelligence Specialist

The CyberMaryland Committee hopes you will participate this year as an industry exhibitor or sponsor. Local Maryland businesses, as well as national ones, are welcome. Sign up today!

Washington Navy Yard Industry Expo

December 12, 2019

Catering and Conference Center (Building 211)
Washington, DC
Event Manager:Eric Longo eric@fbcdb.com

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The IT & Cyber Day @ Washington Navy Yard will be held on December 12, 2019.

Industry exhibitors are invited to register for this event and have the opportunity to network with the Washington Navy Yard personnel about the latest advancements to products and services in the marketplace.   Both the Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) and the Commander, Navy Installations Command (CNIC) are located at the Navy Yard and will be invited to attend the exposition.  CNIC's mission is to support the three F's:  Fleet, Fighter, and Family.  

Attendees

During past events we've had a broad group of attendees including:

• IT Specialists from the Military Sealift Command, SPAWAR and NAVSEA
• Network Engineers and Web Developers from the Marine Corps Institute
• System Engineers, Program Managers and Program Analysts from PEO Integrated Warfare Systems and Strategic Systems Program
• IT Manager, Procurement Manager, IA Security Analyst, and Engineers from NAVSEA
• Chief Engineer from the National Security Space Office
• Contract Specialists from SPAWAR
• Chief Officer, IT Training Manager and Security Specialists from NCIS
• Personnel from the CIO’s office

About Washington Navy Yard:

The Washington Navy Yard is the Headquarters of the Naval District Washington. Naval District Washington is responsible for efficiently delivering common operating support services to over 120 mission commands located within the Region. Comprised of over 26,000 acres, the Region has a $19B plant account and over 71,000 civilian and military personnel. 

Tenant Commands

The following tenant commands reside within the Naval Support Activity Washington fence lines:

• SPAWAR
• Navy PEO EIS
• Commander, Navy Installations Command 
• Office of the Naval Inspector General 
• Office of the Judge Advocate General 
• Naval Facilities Engineering Command
• Naval Sea Systems Command 
• Naval History and Heritage Command 

CyberUSA 2020

January 16, 2020

University of Maryland Riggs Alumni Center
College Park, MD
Event Manager:Theresa Zichelli Theresa@fbcdb.com

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CYBERUSA: Connecting Trust Communities

Innovation | Education | Workforce | Communication

CyberUSA is a collaboration of states focused on a common mission purpose of enabling innovation, education, workforce development, enhanced cyber readiness and resilience - all while connecting the cyber ecosystem of the United States and its allies. This non-profit "community of communities" is governed by its members, and was established to enhance information sharing between states and to improve cyber resilience at all levels of participation - local, regional and national.

CyberUSA provides a communication framework, a national summit and cyber related resources to communities across the United States. This annual gathering of state delegations and federal stakeholders explores programs to improve and enhance cyber resilience, collaboration, threat intelligence, information sharing, workforce development, marketplace opportunities, and risk management. 

This conference is brought to you by the Federal Business Council and CyberUSA. 

Exhibitors may attend all of the sessions. Companies that participate will be able to network with state delegations from more than 22 states including Maryland, Virginia, Texas, Hawaii, California, Wyoming and more!

Along with exhibits, there will be several cybersecurity sessions taking place during the event. Speaking opportunities are available to companies that exhibit. To learn more about speaking opportunities and to submit an abstract, please visit the conference website at www.fbcinc.com/cyberusa. 

Expected Number of Attendees: 200 attendees

Why Exhibit? Attendees are made up of government, industry and academia. There is a large pull from local and state government who want to meet with industry partners to work together to create a cohesive ecosystem.

To learn more about the conference, please visit the conference website at: www.fbcinc.com/cyberusa. 

Maryland Infragard Cybersecurity Conference

January 16, 2020

University of MD College Park Samuel Riggs IV Alumni Center
College Park, MD
Event Manager:Bob Jeffers bj@fbcinc.com

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Market to a highly sought-after 'trust community' at the 2nd Maryland InfraGard Cybersecurity Conference!

InfraGard Maryland is a partnership between the private sector, the public sector, academia and law enforcement (federal, state and local).

• Members (who represent all 16 critical infrastructures*) collaborate on security, threats and best practices.
• There are more than 1,000 InfraGard members, all of whom are vetted by the FBI and pass comprehensive background checks prior to being accepted.
• This extraordinary level of trust produces the highest level of partnership and dialogue to coordinate continued and evolving security across Maryland.
• Members are dedicated to contributing industry-specific insight and advancing national security, and are looking for product/industry solutions to help achieve this goal.

Job Titles That Attended the First Annual InfraGard Include:

• Cyber Defense Analyst 
• Sr. IT Security Executive Advisor
• CEO
• Senior Director
• Sr. Computer Scientist
• President
• Vice President
• Chief of Staff
• Managing Partner
• Chief Architect
• Program Manager
• Senior Security Analyst

Trust us: This is one you don't want to miss. Register today!

* The 16 Critical Infrastructures Represented by InfraGard Maryland Membership Include:

• Chemical & Hazardous Materials
• Commercial Facilities
• Government Facilities
• Communications
• Healthcare & Public Health
• Information Technology
• Critical Manufacturing
• Nuclear Reactors, Materials & Waste
• Dams
• Defense Industrial Base
• Postal & Shipping
• Education
• Research & Biotech
• Tourism and Public Venues
• Emergency Services
• Transportation Systems
• Energy
• Financial Services
• Water & Wastewater

US Census Bureau Data Privacy Day

January 28, 2020

Conference Area Foyer
Suitland, MD
Event Manager:Dave Johnson djohnson@fbcinc.com

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Think it’s too late to grab some 2020 Decennial Census business? Think again! It’s one of the most significant projects for the federal government right now. According to Tom O'Keefe, business & government consultant, the three areas most likely in need of help are cybersecurity, application integration and data privacy.

• If you can provide mobile device security, you can help secure the devices that census enumerators use for taking counts in the field.
• Forty-four different systems are involved in the 2020 census, so application integration will be critical. One of the biggest remaining challenges is data & application integration between systems.
• If you have data technologies that can protect privacy while allowing researchers to draw out valuable demographic trends, the bureau will be interested in your solution.
• Discover more examples in the full Washington Technology article. 

Get your product or service in front of the decision makers for the census! At this year's U.S. Census Bureau's Data Privacy Day, sponsored by the Census Policy Coordination Office, they'll be primed for your data privacy conversation. This annual, day-long event provides an agency-wide forum to promote privacy and best practices for data protection. Census Bureau employees attend seminars on data privacy and protection, and seek out the industry exhibitors to identify and discuss solutions to the agency's data threats.

This is a perfect opportunity for all companies specializing in application integration, security and privacy to exhibit. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to meet a diverse group of professionals, who are actively searching for products/services that can streamline the census process, while still protecting Americans' identifying information. 

All employees of the Census Bureau are encouraged to attend, so expect 250 or more attendees from all departments within the agency.

Cross Domain Technical Forum (CDTF)

January 28 - 29, 2020

Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory-Kossiakoff Center
Laurel, MD
Event Manager:Bob Jeffers bj@fbcinc.com

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Leading up to 9/11, information sharing among federal agencies was weak, at best. 

In efforts to address this serious and systematic flaw, a new group of technologies – called cross domain solutions – emerged to enhance the federal government’s ability to access and send information from one security-level network to another. From there, the National Cross Domain Strategy Management Office – NCDSMO set out to help agencies work together to make better sense of all the shared information and data. NCDSMO's annual Cross Domain Technology Forum (CDTF) brings together international attendees to collaborate in real time, build partnerships and advance technical knowledge of crucial cross domain technology.  

CDTF is the only event of its kind in the U.S. It pulls together Intelligence Community from groups – that are very rarely, if ever, in the same room – to talk about the latest technical topics. CDTF presents a beneficial opportunity for companies to get in touch with a unique section of the information technology world, as it impacts every branch of the Intelligence Community.

This year will be the biggest CDTF to date. Across the 2-day forum, there will be nearly 500 attendees from all over the world focused on finding solutions for Intelligence Community offices and the personnel who support them. Exhibitors and sponsors can network with the top international thinkers from:

• Air Force Research Lab
• Army
• Australian Signals Directorate
• CIA
• Coast Guard Cyber Command
• DoD
• DIA
• DISA
• FBI
• NAVAIR
• NGA
• NRO
• NSA
• Royal Canadian Air Force
• And other cross domain professionals

Exhibitors may attend the sessions with proper clearance. Due to venue size, space for exhibitors is extremely limited. Don’t miss out – sign up early!