Join us for this breakfast event featuring a dynamic panel of experts from cutting edge technology companies and top defense agencies who will explore the role of commercially developed cyber innovation in national security efforts.
8:00 am - Doors open | Breakfast | Networking
8:30 am - Panel discussion | Q & A
MODERATOR
Adam Bixler, Director, Advanced Threat Product Management at Arbor Networks
Leveraging military experience to help private enterprises, Adam has led consulting teams evaluating enterprise-level cybersecurity programs by providing assessment frameworks and adversary perspectives based on DoD methods. Following an outstanding career leading a variety of cybersecurity initiatives, Adam gravitated toward the realm of tech entrepreneurship. He was co-founder of Morta Security, which was acquired by Palo Alto Networks in 2014.
PANEL
Captain Ed Devinney, Director, Corporate Partnerships and Technology Outreach, U.S. Cyber Command
Captain Devinney will highlight CyberCom's perspective in acquiring new cyber capabilities, modifying existing capabilities, and procuring commercial solutions to meet it's war fighting requirements. He will also highlight U.S. Cyber Command's outreach to the science and technology communities on current and projected cyber requirements.
Panelist TBA, Defense Innovation Unit Experimental (DIUx) DIUx contracts with companies offering solutions in a variety of areas – from autonomy and AI to human systems, IT, and space – to solve a host of defense problems. Portfolio companies have been backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Founders Fund, GV, In-Q-Tel, Lux Capital, New Enterprise Associates, Sequoia Capital, Social Capital, and Spark Capital.
Sterling Rooke, Ph.D, CEO, X8
X8 focuses on industrial sensors with an eye toward cyber and energy security. Clients include both government and corporate organizations. X8 excels in the design of Intelligent Industrial Sensor Systems (I2S2), as well as the cyber assurance required to protect these systems.
TBA, Carbon Black
A DIUx portfolio company, Carbon Black's endpoint security products & solutions defend organizations of all sizes from modern-day attacks with its unique zero-gap protection.
9:30 am - Panel discussion ends
This event is brought to you by the Anne Arundel Economic Development Corporation:
AAEDC's Arundel Defense Tech Toolbox helps technology companies serving in defense activities at Fort Meade. Learn how the toolbox's zero-percent financing, mentor program and expert consultations can help your cyber security business scale up.
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8:00 am - Doors open | Breakfast | Networking
8:30 am - Panel discussion | Q & A
MODERATOR
Adam Bixler, Director, Advanced Threat Product Management at Arbor Networks
Leveraging military experience to help private enterprises, Adam has led consulting teams evaluating enterprise-level cybersecurity programs by providing assessment frameworks and adversary perspectives based on DoD methods. Following an outstanding career leading a variety of cybersecurity initiatives, Adam gravitated toward the realm of tech entrepreneurship. He was co-founder of Morta Security, which was acquired by Palo Alto Networks in 2014.
PANEL
Captain Ed Devinney, Director, Corporate Partnerships and Technology Outreach, U.S. Cyber Command
Captain Devinney will highlight CyberCom's perspective in acquiring new cyber capabilities, modifying existing capabilities, and procuring commercial solutions to meet it's war fighting requirements. He will also highlight U.S. Cyber Command's outreach to the science and technology communities on current and projected cyber requirements.
Panelist TBA, Defense Innovation Unit Experimental (DIUx) DIUx contracts with companies offering solutions in a variety of areas – from autonomy and AI to human systems, IT, and space – to solve a host of defense problems. Portfolio companies have been backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Founders Fund, GV, In-Q-Tel, Lux Capital, New Enterprise Associates, Sequoia Capital, Social Capital, and Spark Capital.
Sterling Rooke, Ph.D, CEO, X8
X8 focuses on industrial sensors with an eye toward cyber and energy security. Clients include both government and corporate organizations. X8 excels in the design of Intelligent Industrial Sensor Systems (I2S2), as well as the cyber assurance required to protect these systems.
TBA, Carbon Black
A DIUx portfolio company, Carbon Black's endpoint security products & solutions defend organizations of all sizes from modern-day attacks with its unique zero-gap protection.
9:30 am - Panel discussion ends
This event is brought to you by the Anne Arundel Economic Development Corporation:
AAEDC's Arundel Defense Tech Toolbox helps technology companies serving in defense activities at Fort Meade. Learn how the toolbox's zero-percent financing, mentor program and expert consultations can help your cyber security business scale up.
Join us for this breakfast event featuring a dynamic panel of experts from cutting edge technology companies and top defense agencies who will explore the role of commercially developed cyber innovation in national security efforts.
8:00 am - Doors open | Breakfast | Networking
8:30 am - Panel discussion | Q & A
MODERATOR
Adam Bixler, Director, Advanced Threat Product Management at Arbor Networks
Leveraging military experience to help private enterprises, Adam has led consulting teams evaluating enterprise-level cybersecurity programs by providing assessment frameworks and adversary perspectives based on DoD methods. Following an outstanding career leading a variety of cybersecurity initiatives, Adam gravitated toward the realm of tech entrepreneurship. He was co-founder of Morta Security, which was acquired by Palo Alto Networks in 2014.
PANEL
Captain Ed Devinney, Director, Corporate Partnerships and Technology Outreach, U.S. Cyber Command
Captain Devinney will highlight CyberCom's perspective in acquiring new cyber capabilities, modifying existing capabilities, and procuring commercial solutions to meet it's war fighting requirements. He will also highlight U.S. Cyber Command's outreach to the science and technology communities on current and projected cyber requirements.
Panelist TBA, Defense Innovation Unit Experimental (DIUx) DIUx contracts with companies offering solutions in a variety of areas – from autonomy and AI to human systems, IT, and space – to solve a host of defense problems. Portfolio companies have been backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Founders Fund, GV, In-Q-Tel, Lux Capital, New Enterprise Associates, Sequoia Capital, Social Capital, and Spark Capital.
Sterling Rooke, Ph.D, CEO, X8
X8 focuses on industrial sensors with an eye toward cyber and energy security. Clients include both government and corporate organizations. X8 excels in the design of Intelligent Industrial Sensor Systems (I2S2), as well as the cyber assurance required to protect these systems.
TBA, Carbon Black
A DIUx portfolio company, Carbon Black's endpoint security products & solutions defend organizations of all sizes from modern-day attacks with its unique zero-gap protection.
9:30 am - Panel discussion ends
This event is brought to you by the Anne Arundel Economic Development Corporation:
AAEDC's Arundel Defense Tech Toolbox helps technology companies serving in defense activities at Fort Meade. Learn how the toolbox's zero-percent financing, mentor program and expert consultations can help your cyber security business scale up.
read more
8:00 am - Doors open | Breakfast | Networking
8:30 am - Panel discussion | Q & A
MODERATOR
Adam Bixler, Director, Advanced Threat Product Management at Arbor Networks
Leveraging military experience to help private enterprises, Adam has led consulting teams evaluating enterprise-level cybersecurity programs by providing assessment frameworks and adversary perspectives based on DoD methods. Following an outstanding career leading a variety of cybersecurity initiatives, Adam gravitated toward the realm of tech entrepreneurship. He was co-founder of Morta Security, which was acquired by Palo Alto Networks in 2014.
PANEL
Captain Ed Devinney, Director, Corporate Partnerships and Technology Outreach, U.S. Cyber Command
Captain Devinney will highlight CyberCom's perspective in acquiring new cyber capabilities, modifying existing capabilities, and procuring commercial solutions to meet it's war fighting requirements. He will also highlight U.S. Cyber Command's outreach to the science and technology communities on current and projected cyber requirements.
Panelist TBA, Defense Innovation Unit Experimental (DIUx) DIUx contracts with companies offering solutions in a variety of areas – from autonomy and AI to human systems, IT, and space – to solve a host of defense problems. Portfolio companies have been backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Founders Fund, GV, In-Q-Tel, Lux Capital, New Enterprise Associates, Sequoia Capital, Social Capital, and Spark Capital.
Sterling Rooke, Ph.D, CEO, X8
X8 focuses on industrial sensors with an eye toward cyber and energy security. Clients include both government and corporate organizations. X8 excels in the design of Intelligent Industrial Sensor Systems (I2S2), as well as the cyber assurance required to protect these systems.
TBA, Carbon Black
A DIUx portfolio company, Carbon Black's endpoint security products & solutions defend organizations of all sizes from modern-day attacks with its unique zero-gap protection.
9:30 am - Panel discussion ends
This event is brought to you by the Anne Arundel Economic Development Corporation:
AAEDC's Arundel Defense Tech Toolbox helps technology companies serving in defense activities at Fort Meade. Learn how the toolbox's zero-percent financing, mentor program and expert consultations can help your cyber security business scale up.
show less
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