USSTRATCOM, US Army Cyber Command and National Reconnaissance Office at Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations Summit
Defense Strategies Institute's Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations Summit will focus on emerging concepts, technologies and challenges that exist within the ever-growing domain of electromagnetic spectrum operations. Discussions will revolve around this year's theme of "Delivering EW and Cyber Capabilities for Multi-Domain Operations."
Alexandria, VA, May 17, 2017 --(PR.com)-- As technology progresses and military advancements among developed nations grow, the availability of frequency bands on the EMS becomes limited. As competing nations cultivate and field electronic attacks, this reduces the ability of the DoD to access the spectrum in the most efficient and productive way. Unlike other domains, America is not as dominant in this space as it should be. As war continues to shift further into the EW/Cyber domain and competing nations are gaining an edge on this emerging threat, the DoD is looking towards EW as a critical aspect of all warfighter operations and deems it vital in the success of our nation.
On June 20 & 21 Defense Strategies Institute will host the 3rd Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations Summit, a whole-of-Government event revolving around the theme of "Delivering EW and Cyber Capabilities for Multi-Domain Operations." This summit will provide US military commands, government agencies, academia, and technology providers the opportunity to participate in an open discussion addressing the current and future needs that exist for government operations occurring within the electromagnetic spectrum.
When: June 20-21, 2017
Where: The Mary M Gates Learning Center in Alexandria, VA
Agenda at a Glance:
- BG(P) Patricia Frost, USA Director of Cyber, HQDA G-3/5/7 (Tentative) will brief on the convergence of EW and cyber capabilities at the US Army in support of operational effectiveness.
- Brig Gen Edward Sauley, USAF, Deputy Director of Operations for Joint Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations, USSTRATCOM will describe the efforts for attaining and maintaining electromagnetic spectrum superiority through EMS control.
- BG Joseph McGee, USA, Deputy Commander, Operations, US Army Cyber Command to discuss directing and conducting integrated EW, information and cyberspace operations.
- Tina Harrington, Director, Signals Intelligence, Systems Acquisition Directorate, National Reconnaissance Office to speak on the design, development, and acquisition of US Signals Intelligence Space Systems.
- Douglas Wiltsie, SES, Director, Rapid Capabilities Office, US Army will discuss the efforts to provide a combined operational effect through rapid EW and cyber capability delivery.
Over 16+ sessions to occur. See full speaker roster & get the latest agenda at http://ew.dsigroup.org.
DSI welcomes any questions to have posed during the forum: questions should align with the topics of the sessions. Anyone interested in sending questions contact Morgan at mcolfax@dsigroup.org.
Seating is limited –
In order to allow for actionable discussion and dialogue amongst speaker and attendees, seating will be limited. Early Registration pricing ends next week. Register now to reserve your seat. Active military, government and State personnel attend complimentary. Those interested in participating in the 3rd Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations Summit can visit Defense Strategies Institute's website at http://ew.dsigroup.org/
* Summit is Closed to press / No recordings
On June 20 & 21 Defense Strategies Institute will host the 3rd Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations Summit, a whole-of-Government event revolving around the theme of "Delivering EW and Cyber Capabilities for Multi-Domain Operations." This summit will provide US military commands, government agencies, academia, and technology providers the opportunity to participate in an open discussion addressing the current and future needs that exist for government operations occurring within the electromagnetic spectrum.
When: June 20-21, 2017
Where: The Mary M Gates Learning Center in Alexandria, VA
Agenda at a Glance:
- BG(P) Patricia Frost, USA Director of Cyber, HQDA G-3/5/7 (Tentative) will brief on the convergence of EW and cyber capabilities at the US Army in support of operational effectiveness.
- Brig Gen Edward Sauley, USAF, Deputy Director of Operations for Joint Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations, USSTRATCOM will describe the efforts for attaining and maintaining electromagnetic spectrum superiority through EMS control.
- BG Joseph McGee, USA, Deputy Commander, Operations, US Army Cyber Command to discuss directing and conducting integrated EW, information and cyberspace operations.
- Tina Harrington, Director, Signals Intelligence, Systems Acquisition Directorate, National Reconnaissance Office to speak on the design, development, and acquisition of US Signals Intelligence Space Systems.
- Douglas Wiltsie, SES, Director, Rapid Capabilities Office, US Army will discuss the efforts to provide a combined operational effect through rapid EW and cyber capability delivery.
Over 16+ sessions to occur. See full speaker roster & get the latest agenda at http://ew.dsigroup.org.
DSI welcomes any questions to have posed during the forum: questions should align with the topics of the sessions. Anyone interested in sending questions contact Morgan at mcolfax@dsigroup.org.
Seating is limited –
In order to allow for actionable discussion and dialogue amongst speaker and attendees, seating will be limited. Early Registration pricing ends next week. Register now to reserve your seat. Active military, government and State personnel attend complimentary. Those interested in participating in the 3rd Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations Summit can visit Defense Strategies Institute's website at http://ew.dsigroup.org/
* Summit is Closed to press / No recordings
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Defense Strategies Institute
Morgan Colfax
201-266-0058
http://ew.dsigroup.org/
Register: http://dsigroup.org/ems-registration/
Morgan Colfax
201-266-0058
http://ew.dsigroup.org/
Register: http://dsigroup.org/ems-registration/
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