Intro: Overview and expert discussion on the Army Global Unified Network (AGUN): a software-defined integrated transport fabric delivering secure, low-latency transport and foundational security services for edge warfighting formations.
What you’ll learn: AGUN design and capabilities, edge transport and security services, impact on tactical decision-making and data-driven operations, and integration with existing transport fabrics.
Who should attend: Network architects, transport engineers, edge operators, unit communications officers, cybersecurity planners.
Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this session, attendees will be able to:
- Describe the fundamental design principles and core capabilities of the Army Global Unified Network (AGUN) as a software-defined integrated transport fabric.
- Examine the delivery of edge transport and foundational security services designed for edge warfighting formations.
- Assess the impact of secure, low-latency transport on tactical decision-making and data-driven operations.
- Explain the processes and considerations for integrating AGUN seamlessly with existing transport fabrics.
- Evaluate operational use-cases to determine how AGUN can be applied by network architects and edge operators to enhance mission effectiveness.