Defense One Summit 2015

7:30am – 8:30am	Registration & Networking
MAIN STAGE
8:30am – 8:35am	Opening Remarks
8:35am – 9:00am	Opening Keynote
	The Age of Everything: Setting National Security Priorities in an Era of Evolving Threats
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	Ben Rhodes Deputy National Security Advisor, The White House	Jim Sciutto Chief National Security Correspondent, CNN
9:00am – 9:30am	Threats: What Are the Threats That Should Be Driving Priorities?
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	James Clapper Director of National Intelligence	Kevin Baron Executive Editor, Defense One
9:30am – 10:00am	Politics: Getting Back in the Game - Congress' Role in Creating National Security Priorities
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	Mac Thornberry R-TX, Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee	Molly O'Toole Reporter, Defense One

10:00am – 10:30am	Conterterrorism: Mitigating Evolving Threats
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	John Carlin Assistant Attorney General for National Security, Department of Justice	Evan Perez Justice Reporter, CNN
	Nick Rasmussen Director, National Counterterrorism Center
10:30am – 11:00am	Military: Setting Army Priorities to Manage Ground Threats
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	General Mark Milley Chief of Staff, U.S. Army	Jennifer Griffin National Security Correspondent, FOX News
11:00am – 11:15am	Presentation by Adobe Barry Leffew, Vice President, Public Sector, Adobe
11:15am – 11:30am	Coffee Break
BREAKOUT SESSION A: Underwritten by MarkLogic
11:30am – 12:30pm	How Big Data is Creating the Military of the Future
	More than 90% of all the data that has ever existed was created in just the last three years. Welcome to the big data era. Together, we are living through a historic transition in our ability to use massive data sets. But all of this data finds its most important use in the hands of national security professionals. There will be 44 times as much digital information in 2020 (35 zetabytes) as there was in 2009. - What does that mean for the men and women tasked with protecting our nation? - What does it mean for the way we see threats, save lives, and guard our forces? - What is the promise and peril of big data for national security and what does that mean for the soldier on the ground, the analyst, the real life practitioner? Keynote Dr. Jason Matheny Director, Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity Presentation by MarkLogic Alex Isaac National Security Programs, MarkLogic Corporation Panel Discussion Dr. Michael Schoenbaum Senior Advisor for Mental Health Services, Epidemiology, and Economics, Office of Science Policy, Planning and Communication, National Institute of Mental Health (Moderator) Patrick Tucker Technology Editor, Defense One
BREAKOUT SESSION B: Underwritten by CDW-G
	JIE and IC ITE- Information Dominance in the Age of Everything
	Tomorrow’s conflicts will be contested over land, air, sea and – perhaps mostly – over nebulous cyberspace, where any web-connected device is a potential target and everything is at risk. The Joint Information Environment is the Defense Department’s response to the Internet of Everything, addressing budgetary concerns, growing threat vectors and information dominance. How is JIE impacting today’s military and national security community, and how will it shape the future of the Defense Department? Panel Discussion Frank Konieczny Chief Technology Officer, Office of Information Dominance and Chief Information Officer, Office of the Secretary of the Air Force Brigadier General (select) Dennis Crall Director of Command, Control, Communications, Computers (C4)/Chief Information Officer, U.S. Marine Corps Presentation by CDW-G Randy Harris Vice President, Federal Program Management, Capture and Services, CDW-G One-on-One Interview Cathy Johnston Director for IC ITE and Digital Transformation Defense Intelligence Agency (Moderator) Frank Konkel Events Editor and Tech Reporter, Government Executive Media Group
BREAKOUT SESSION C: Underwritten by HP
	Inside the Mind of a Cyber Spy
	A glimpse into the mindset of hackers and the national security personnel out to stop them. Intelligence officials will take you through a day in the life of a cyberspy intent on obtaining government secrets. Turning the spotlight on themselves, our analysts then will share their own triumphs and disappointments halting bad guys online. Throughout, you will learn to think like a hacker to better defend your agency. Keynote Jeff Coburn Unit Chief, FBI Cyber Division’s Major Cyber Crimes Presentation by HP Major General (Ret) Earl Matthews, Vice President, Enterprise Security Solutions, HP Enterprise Services, U.S. Public Sector, Hewlett-Packard Company Panel Discussion Dr. David Honey Director, S&T, Office of the Director of National Intelligence Jeff Coburn Unit Chief, FBI Cyber Division’s Major Cyber Crimes Richard Bejtlich Chief Security Strategist at FireEye (Moderator) Aliya Sternstein Senior Correspondent, Nextgov
12:30pm – 1:15pm	Networking Luncheon
1:15pm – 1:45pm	Military: How Will the Navy Prepare in the Age of Everything?
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	Vice Admiral Chris Aquilino Deputy Chief of Naval Operations, Operations, Plans and Strategy	Brad Peniston Deputy Editor, Defense One
1:45pm – 2:15pm	Where War Still Happens: The New Era of Special Operations
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	Brigadier General Donald Bolduc Commander, U.S. Special Operations Command Africa	Marcus Weisgerber Global Business Reporter, Defense One
2:15pm – 2:45pm	Technology: The Role of Technology in the Age of Everything
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	Andrew Hallman Deputy Director of CIA, Directorate of Digital Innovation	Patrick Tucker Technology Editor, Defense One
2:45pm – 3:15pm	Closing Keynote: Managing the Age of Everything
	Robert Work Deputy Secretary of Defense
3:15pm	Closing Remarks