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Developing Strategies toIncrease Database Storage& Management Efficiency

February 22 - 24, 2010Washington DCMetro Area

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presents a training conference:

Meet key decision-makers and hear from a

distinguished speaker faculty that includes:

Lead the way with revolutionarycloud computing initiatives byattending sessions on: Mark Krzysko

Assistant Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for BusinessTransformation

Maj Gen Stephen Gross, USAFRMobilization Assistant to the Chief of WarfightingIntegration and Chief Information Officer

Henry SienkiewiczTechnical Program Director, DISA

Doug BourgeoisDirector, National Business Center, Department of Interior

William C. Barker

Chief Cyber Security Advisor, NIST

Implementation of SaaS solutions

The immediate need to coordinate cloud

standards and how they provide benefit

to the enterprise

Security challenges and solutions for

government organizations planning a

move to the cloud

Current DoD and Government programs

and future plans for cloud computing

activities

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IDGAs Cloud Computing for DoD & Government isa forum on the revolutionary challenges the ITcommunity currently faces in data storage andmanagement. You will have the unique opportunity tointeract and network with an audience of military,government, academic and private sector leaders with

job functions such as:

The Institute for Defense &Government Advancement(IDGA) is a non-partisaninformation-based organization

dedicated to the promotion of innovative ideas in publicservice and defense through live conferences andevents. We bring together speaker panels and eventscomprised of military and government professionals

while attracting delegates with decision-making powerfrom military, government, and defense industries.

In addition to our live events, IDGA also offers an onlinecommunity dedicated to providing defense industryprofessionals with breaking news, businessopportunities, introductions, podcasts, webinars, andpresentations from key industry leaders. Members ofour online community are able to extend their live eventexperience and interact with the defense industry byleveraging the opportunity to network, share ideas, bestpractices, and business solutions.For more information, please visit www.idga.org.

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- Senior Member Technical Staff, Rincon Research Corporation

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CIO IT Manager Cyber Security Chief Technology Officer Enterprise Architecture

Architecture Integration Technology Services Engineers Business Transformation Enterprise Transformation

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Cloud ComputingDeveloping Strategies to Increase DatabasStorage & Management Efficiency

February 22 - 24, 2010Washington DC Metro Area

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There is an ever-increasing number of companies buyingcomputing, storage, and networking power as they need itfrom the cloud. Now there is an even greater need for a one-stopevent that brings together players from the main layers of theCloud ecosystem - the infrastructure players, the platformproviders, and those offering applications.

This year, President Obama appointed the first Federal CIOpropelling the government into new age of computing. Thecurrent economic situation brings forth new opportunities

for the government to spend more money on leaner yetnecessary supercomputing technologies. Leading integratorsare jumping at the opportunity to establish clouds ofpartnerships in order to maximize interoperability across allgovernment agencies and services.

IDGAs Cloud Computing for DoD & Government is youropportunity to claim your place in the virtual world of DoD andfederal government data storage. You will be able to meet withtop-notch innovators for your chance to tap into the emergingmarket of cloud computing for defense and government.

This premier event will emphasize the following key issues:

Survivability of a cloud

Technical definitions and security roles

Tactical cloud computing

Securing cloud based applications

and much more!


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Coordinating Cloud Standards

Registration & Coffee

Lunch for Workshop Attendees and Speakers

8:00am-10:00am

7:30am

12:15pm-1:15pm

As cloud computing is becoming a reality for enterprise data centers,standards are increasingly important to provide interoperabilitybetween enterprise clouds and cloud service providers. This workshopwill focus on current and emerging standards that will be utilized toenable enhanced portability and flexibility of virtualized applications inthis emerging cloud computing paradigm.

What will be covered: Mapping cloud use cases to standards Leveraging the enumerable and quantifiable benefits of the cloud Maintaining total control over private and sensitive data

How you will benefit: Investigate the true opportunity that cloud computing offers Learn best practices to effectively use these applications

Session Leader: Doina Bein, Research Associate, InformationScience and Technology Division of the Applied ResearchLaboratory, Pennsylvania State University

Cloud Computing Workshop DaySign up for this in-depth and interactive workshop day examining the strategies behind cloud standards and security. During this focusday, you can expect smaller, classroom-style sessions, live applications, in-depth discussions with the class leaders and fellow attendees.


Monday, February 22, 2010

Obtain vital information on cloud computing standards

Adopting the Cloud: Privacy, Residency, and Security10:15am-12:15am

Cloud computing has dramatically lowered the barriers to entry fornew web entrepreneurs wanting to start innovative businesses.However, the lack of interoperability, consistency and securityconcerns across services keeps many businesses from adopting. Therehave been several calls for standards to help make services fromdifferent cloud providers interoperable and ultimately more useful andsecure to enterprises. This workshop will explore the pros and cons ofstandards, address myths surrounding security in the cloud.

What will be covered: Learn how enterprises have adopted the cloud Laying the groundwork for the cloud

How you will benefit: Discover safeguards to protect your databases Developing policies to ensure security

Session Leader: Joseph Gonzalez, Carnegie Mellon University

The Clouds impact on IT users

Cloud Computing on Volatile Resources1:15pm-3:15pm

Increasingly services are being deployed over large-scalecomputational and storage infrastructures. To meet ever-increasingcomputational demands and to reduce both hardware and systemadministration costs, these infrastructures have begun to includeInternet resources distributed over enterprise and residentialbroadband networks. As these infrastructures increase in scale tohundreds of thousands to millions of resources, issues of resourceavailability and service reliability inevitably emerge. This workshop willdrive a change in software development methodology.

What will be covered: Explore the endless opportunities of cloud computing Learn best practices to effectively use these applications

How you will benefit: Learn key strategies for empowering agency-wide participation Understand how to develop applications that are cost-effectively in

scale

Session Leader: Wu-chun Feng, Associate Professor, Director,SyNeRGy Laboratory, Virginia Tech

Ensuring availability in volatile resources

Secure Cloud Computing: A Researcher's Viewpoint

3:30pm-5:30pm

Due to several hard-to-resist benefits, Cloud Computing, in suchforms as Storage as a Service, Software as a Service, and Platform as aService, has been increasingly embraced by the industry as well asgovernments. However, security (e.g., data protection, availability,data loss, sense of control) tops the list of concerns with cloud

computing (InformationWeek Survey). This session will discuss thetruths and misunderstandings about secure cloud computing.

What will be covered: Does cloud computing really make enterprise IT solutionsmore vulnerable?

Securing an enterprise's clouds is more a management issueor a technical issue?

What are the new technical hurdles beyond properly deploying

current security protection tools? How could these hurdles beovercome?

How you will benefit: Gain a deeper understanding of the security issues associated with

cloud computing, particularly from a technical point of view Distinguish the truths from the misunderstandings about secure

cloud computing Learn the emerging R&D challenges in making cloud computing

secure and trustworthy

Session Leader:Dr. Peng Liu, Associate Professor, Director, Cyber Security Lab,Penn State University

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Tuesday, February 23, 2010Main Summit Day TwoWednesday, February 24, 2010

7:15 Registration & Coffee

8:05 Chairpersons Welcome & Opening Remarks

8:15 Cloud Computing Priorities: Managing TechnicalDefinitions and Security RolesMark Krzysko, Assistant Deputy Under Secretary of

Defense for Business Transformation

9:00 Requirements for Collaboration in the Cloud Best practices for implementing a secure on-premise and cloud

deployment mix Crossing boundaries and taking the full benefits from Cloud

ComputingPatrick Dowd, Chief Architect, NSA

9:45 Networking Break

10:30 The Federal Cloud Computing Initiative and theProgress-to-Date Establishing a cloud-based collaboration environment Improving the governments ability to create a transparent,

open and participatory governmentPeter Tseronis, PMP, Deputy Associate CIO, US Department

of Energy

11:15 Establishing Key Elements of the SecurityFoundation Enabling warfighting capabilities through the network Realizing efficiencies while improving effectiveness Ensuring interoperability across the DoDDavid Honeywell, Chief, Network Managed ServicesBranch, DISA

12:00 Lunch

1:15 Securing Cloud-Based Applications Exploring best practices and emerging standards in securing

cloud computing solutions Methodologies for securing shared resourcesDr. Stephen M. Jarrett, CTO ISR/IO/IA & Cyber Security

Code 50DE, Space & Naval Warfare Systems CenterAtlantic

2:00 Application Hosting and Cloud Computing Integrating external cloud applications with on-premise data

and processes Reducing IT costs through cloud computingDoug Bourgeois, Director, National Business Center,Department of Interior


3:30 Open Source Infrastructure for Data IntensiveComputing Understanding an open source cloud application Interoperability issues and emerging standardsDr. Richard W. Etter, CISSP, Senior Information Assurance

Officer, Acting Director, Cyber Security & CriticalInfrastructure, Office of the Chief Information Officer,Department of the Navy

4:15 Cloud Computing with RACE Updates on program capabilities and successes Opportunities for standardized computing platforms that they

can quickly, inexpensively and securely be set upHenry Sienkiewicz, Technical Program Director, DISA

5:00 Cocktail Reception

6:00 End of Day One

7:30 Registration & Coffee

8:05 Chairpersons Welcome & Opening Remarks

8:15 The USAFs Position and Initiatives in Cloud Computing Strategic goals and requirements on cloud computing Current USAF cloud computing projects

Maj Gen Stephen Gross, USAFR, Mobilization Assistant to theChief of Warfighting Integration and Chief Information Officer

9:00 Implementing Storage-on-Demand Managing infrastructure and middleware Strategies to avoid common pitfalls when implementing an

SaaS solutionDaud Santosa, Chief Technology Officer, National BusinessCenter, Department of Interior

9:45 Round Table Discussion: The Future of the CloudTake part in facilitated roundtable discussion about successfulcloud computing applications and how your organization canbenefit from this new era of data storage.Moderated by: Jeremy Geelan, Senior Vice President, SYS-CON Media & Events, & Founder, Cloud Computing Journal


11:00 Applying Various Virtualization Techniques withinthe Cloud Understanding the realities of both virtualization and Cloud

Computing security Deal with the things that don't change and also the things that

do profoundlyWilliam C. Barker, Chief Cybersecurity Advisor, NIST

11:45 Driving SOA Initiatives into Cloud Managing pragmatic concessions against long term vision Defining cloud computing through SOADr. Scott Sarlin, Acting Director of Science & Technology,Office of National Intelligence

12:30 Lunch

1:45 Cloud Computing: Secure and Effective Use Technical guidance and standards Cloud architectures, security, and deployment strategiesPeter Mell, Cloud Computing Project Lead & SeniorComputer Scientist, NISTJames Tsujimoto, Office of Government Wide Policy, GSA

2:30 Survivability of a Cloud Understanding the environmental risks of a cloud in different

geographical locations Disaster recovery in the storage cloudRon Ross, Computer Security Division, InformationTechnology Laboratory, NIST


3:45 Management and Policy Challenges Related to the Cloud Understanding the tectonic shift in how computing is done Embracing new paradigms in computing How to change the mindsets and assumptions of users, IT staff,

managers, and policy makersMichael R. Nelson, Visiting Professor, Internet Studies,Communication, Culture & Technology Program,Georgetown University

4:30 Tactical Cloud Computing The tactical cloud and interoperability Supporting the warfighter in joint, interagency, and coalition

environmentsMary Ann Malloy, PhD, Principal Information SystemsEngineer, Data Transparency Group Leader, DepartmentE142 - Warfighter Architecting, The MITRE Corporation

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*This category does NOT include government contractors; contractors are considered civilian/in

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