Approved for 1 CompTIA CEU: A+, Network+, and Security+; 1 GIAC CPE
The U.S. relies on the Internet and cyber systems for a broad range of critical mission and mission support services. Reliance on the “confidentiality, availability, and integrity of data stands in stark contrast to the inadequacy of our cybersecurity” [DOD Cyber Security Strategy 2015) and leaves individuals, the Department of Defense, Government, Businesses, and Academia vulnerable to the growing threat of cyber-attacks. Panel members will compare DoD Information Network (DODIN) in the United States and in Europe to show how they are evolving to counter the cyber threat.”Highlighting the presentation will be an overview of the Cyber National Mission Force and the challenges it faces. The panel will also include an industry discussion focused on the backbone development and implementation of the infrastructure and technology to support the Cyber Mission Force.
Key topics include:
- An overview of the Cyber Mission Force
- The mission of the Joint Headquarters - Comparison of cyber-threat challenges faced in Europe the U.S. United States
- The role of Army Network Enterprise Technology Command (NETCOM} Defending DOD networks, systems, and information
- Defending the nation against cyber-attacks of significant consequence
- Supporting operational and contingency plans