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Panel #2: Industry: What is Needed to Ensure Zero Trust at the Operational & Warfighting Environments?

  • Room: South Pacific Ballroom (Mid-Pacific Conf Center)
Wednesday, November 02, 2022: 9:45 AM - 11:00 AM

Speaker(s)

Moderator (confirmed)
LTG Susan S. Lawrence, USA (Ret.)
President and Chief Executive Officer
AFCEA International
Panelist (confirmed)
MG Peter A. Gallagher, USA (Ret.)
Senior Vice President for Technology and Solutions
CACI
Panelist (confirmed)
Cuong Nguyen
Vice President, Public Sector
Aerospike, Inc.
Panelist (confirmed)
Patrick Perry
Field Chief Technology Officer, DoD and IC
Zscaler U.S. Government Solutions, Inc
Panelist (confirmed)
Imran Umar
Chief Engineer
Booz | Allen | Hamilton

Description

Description/focus/opportunities:

  • How DDIL environments can drive zero trust architectures, particularly by distributing data (and controls/access) to combat edge (consider oconus cloud and gateways as much as ICAM)
  • Joint and coalition factors affecting zero trust technology or architecture choices, considering multiple service SIPR enclaves or CENTRIXS.
  • Scaling zero trust from small edge kits to main operating bases
  • Complexity of the zero trust environment in operational context, including how to implement effective structures to speed data access as needed (management functions, training, reach back, etc)

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