The proliferation of mobile devices in the marketplace is changing how federal agencies share information, collaborate and conduct business. As civilian and military officials incorporate mobile devices into their trusted networks, there is legitimate concern about how to secure and maintain data sent, received and stored on these devices.
Register now to attend this Webcast where you will learn about DOD plans to address specific mobile security requirements, meet challenges, and leverage technologies for enhanced secure remote access. Dr. Young will address:
- How mobile computing is changing the way the U.S. military collects, shares, and secures operational information
- The critical role of training and modifying the behavior of soldiers, sailors and airmen to protect mission data and communications
- How the DOD is coping with the practical considerations of ever-increasing device types and versions
- Initiatives under way now to anticipate and plan for future mobility requirements
- Lessons from the field about effective governance models that deliver operational flexibility and security
Register for this Webcast today to discover how you can implement the DOD’s successful strategies for secure mobile computing at YOUR federal enterprise.
Featured Speaker:
Dr. Robert (Rocky) Young, Cyber Security and IT Specialist, Defense Information Assurance Program, Office of the Secretary of Defense, Networks and Information Integration, Department of Defense
Dr. Young is an expert Cybersecurity, Information Security (INFOSEC), Information Assurance (IA) and Information Operations (IO) who supports the activities of the Defense Information Assurance Program. He also is an Adjunct Professor with the Center for Technology and National Security Policy at the National Defense University where he has been teaching since 2002, and with the Organizational Cyber Security, iSchool, at Syracuse University.
Moderator:
Greg Slabodkin, Contributing Editor, 1105 Government Information Group