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Robert Brese, Deputy CIO, Energy
Dennis Wisnosky, Chief Architect, CTO, Business Mission Area,Office of the Deputy Chief Management Officer, DoD
Dr. Paul Tibbits, Deputy CIO, Office of Architecture, Strategy and Design, VA
Pat Howard, CISO, NRC
Brian Wilczynski, Director, Architecture & Infrastructure, DoD
Doreen Cox, Chief Architect, Office of Information Technology, Customs & Border Protection
Benjamin Bergersen, CIO, Office of the Inspector General, Commerce
Rick Harris, Chief, Planning and Future Operations, US-CERT
Jirka Danek, CTO and CISO, Office of CTO, Information Technology Services Branch, Public Works and Government Services Canada
Colleen Coggins, CIO, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Transportation
Bob Dilonardo, CIO, Domestic Nuclear Detection Office, Homeland Security
Sean Paul McGurk, Director, National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center, Homeland Security
John Gardner, Director Enterprise Security Solutions Service, VA
Brack Boehler, Director, IT Compliance, OCIO, Transportation
Dr. James Rolfes, Chief, Division of Enterprise Architecture and IT Strategic Planning Chief Enterprise,OCIO, Office of the Deputy Secretary, Interior
Mary Forbes, Chief Enterprise Architect, HHS
Ned Goldberg, CISO, FDIC
Brett Brunk, Chief Enterprise Architect, GSA
Noah Nason, Chief, IT Service Management Division, ATF
Jerry Hanley, Chief Privacy Officer, Energy
Kirit Amin, CIO, Bureau of Consular Affairs, State
Patricia Craighill, Special Advisor to the Chief, Warfighting Integration, NEXTGEN/JPDO, Assistant Director of Defense, SAF/XC - NEXTGEN, U.S. Air Force
Eric Riutort, Senior Enterprise Architect, DCMO, Business Transformation Agency, DoD
James Smith, Branch Chief and Chief Enterprise Architect, Bureau of Consular Affairs, State
John Sullivan, Enterprise Architecture Advisor, Office of Governmentwide Policy, GSA
Peter Mell, Cloud Computing Project Lead, Senior Computer Scientist, NIST
Marc Groman, Chief Privacy Officer, FTC
Jonathan Cantor, Chief Privacy Officer and Director of Open Government, Commerce
Deedee Akeo, Senior Architect, Office of the Secretary of Defense, Dputy Chief Management Office, DoD
Jonathan Underly, Program Manager for Enterprise Information Web, Office of the Secretary of Defense, Deputy Chief Management Office, DoD
Kenneth LaClair, Cyber Security Manager, Net-Centric Operations Division / JPDO, SAF/A6A, Air Force
Walt Okon, Senior Architecture Engineer, Office of Secretary of Defense in the Enterprise Architecture & Standards Directorate, DoD
Joe Jarzombek, Director of Software Assurance, Global Cyber Security Management, National Cyber Security Division, Homeland Security
Lam Nguyen, Associate Laboratory Director, Justice
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Industry Events
May 3 - 6, 2011: NASCIO 2011 Midyear ConferenceThe NASCIO Programs Committee is building an excellent program focused on topics pertinent to new and seasoned state CIOs, such as the evolving role of the state CIO and IT's impact in state government transformation. With so many emerging issues to address and a prime location in the heart of Washington, D.C., we expect excellent participation in this year's Midyear Conference and the associated NASCIO Fly In. Register now to get best rates and hotel availability.
Recent security breaches have made headlines - from RSA to NASDAQ to Google - leaving many organizations wondering if they will be next. One new way of attacking networks is Advanced Evasion Techniques (AETs), which combine new methods of disguise with already known evasion techniques and can circumvent virtually any network security solution. The number of AETs and their possible combinations are almost limitless, so they can easily bypass even cutting-edge IPS technologies. Is your IPS solution vulnerable? Join Stonesoft for a live demo session and find out.
Endpoint security risks - especially from endpoint targeted malware - are worse than ever and there is no single silver bullet to the rescue. Instead you must implement a defense-in-depth approach that goes beyond standalone anti-virus, which has proven to be decreasing in its effectiveness against today's targeted and blended attacks.
The ISACA® National Capital Area Chapter is hosting its Annual Meeting on Tuesday, May 17th at the Holiday Inn Rosslyn @ Key Bridge in Arlington, Virginia. This conference is the NCAC's signature event and offers attendees objective, relevant, high-level thought leadership through the perspective of all ISACA disciplines - IT Audit, Governance, Compliance, Security and Risk Management. During this one-day event, you will get to learn about various IT related topics, such as IT security implementation in the cloud, privacy, IT governance, and recent IT emerging risks and remediation strategies. The speakers will enlighten the participants on current trends. The conference is a must-attend for Office of CIOs, risk-management groups, system administrators, and security and audit professionals. The cost of the conference is $60 for ISACA Members and $100 for non-members. Up to 8 CPE's will be earned by attending this event. For details and registration for this event, visit http://www.isaca-washdc.org/annualmeeting. For more information on the National Capital Area Chapter, please visithttp://www.isaca-washdc.org. Telework Best Practices in Management and Technology is a complimentary Webcast that will take place on Tuesday, May 24th from 1-2pm ET. The webcast will focus on best practices for managing remote workers and the technology requirements needed to support a robust telework program. Agency representatives will discuss their Telework week experiences, share methods of managing remote workers, review lessons learned from Telework Week, and discuss how remote technology enabled seamless communication with employees. For more information & to register, please visit the link above. They say the only constant is change. In information security, threat vectors keep changing and attackers keep finding the security gaps in old and new technologies. Is the current cloud paradigm yet another example of this? Has the cloud paradigm introduced issues which show that the security industry keeps playing catch-up or are things really changing? In an attempt to demonstrate this, this session will discuss the Cloud threats and current security methods. October 20-21, 2011 the information security community will come together to build a roadmap for the next decade. Be proactive, shape your security programs and career to create the future you want. Noted experts, executive leaders, and innovative professionals will lead sessions to help you be effective today and lay the foundation for the future. |
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Top HeadlinesDOD To Close 52 Data Centers U.S. CIO Vivek Kundra reports that the federal government will close 137 data centers by the end of the year, and that 39 already have been closed.
OPM Director says managers need to stop using BlackBerry's 24/7 in order to be more approachable
The Apps for the Army development challenge, as well as a new online marketplace for applications, will be open to non-military personnel.
The new requirements are aimed at contracts that include cost-reimbursement and time-and-materials services, which are more risky than 'fixed-price' contracts
The project is on budget and on time, with a goal of moving 900,000 email accounts to the DISA Cloud by December 2011 |
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GTRA Publications
Fishing with the Wrong Bait - ROI on Computer Science/Management Information Systems Degrees
The information age is ushering in the new internet-based economy dependent on a qualified Computer Science (CS) and Management Information Systems (MIS) workforce, and analysts predict a shortage of qualified CS/MIS employees because of rising demand. This article will provide insight and definition of Return On Educational Investment (ROEI) as well as starting salaries for American degrees in CS/MIS.
Government Security Challenges Through 2020 
At the December 5 - 7, 2010 Security Council Meeting, GTRA partnered with Karsof Systems LLC, a leader in multiple security areas including biometric security, forensics and IT intrusion prevention, to conduct research on current and future trends in federal cyber security. The findings, presented in this executive white paper, are a result of interviews conducted with over 100 senior leaders during research roundtables at the Council Meeting as well as one-on-one interviews held afterward in Washington D.C. On behalf of Karsof Systems, LLC and GTRA, we are pleased to share our findings with you in order to continue to provide value to the Government IT community we serve. |
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GTRA Blogs  Privacy in a Digital World: It Takes Two to Tango Parham Eftekhari Co-Founder & Director of Research, GTRA Both Consumers & Technology Providers are responsible for privacy. In this month's blog I attempt to support my theory, as well as provide guidance on what each party should do if they are serious about protecting privacy. |
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Although any website (cloud-based or not) can go down, the recent high-profile Amazon crash could give cloud naysayers more ammunition
The National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace guidelines were released this week, paving the way for action on an initiative first mentioned by the President in 2009
The Google sponsored competition provided new, innovative ways for the government to facilitate transparency and usability of its data
The strategy includes use of cloud computing and role-based identity management
The growth rate of about 5 percent annually is welcome news to commercial contractors who were uncertain how budget cuts would affect them |
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Research & Publications
This whitepaper identifies the components of a comprehensive continuous monitoring program and how organizations can benefit.
Stonesoft, an innovative provider of integrated network security and business continuity solutions, announced the availability of its new StoneGate Authentication Solution. This new solution combines multiple authentication methods to provide secure remote access to critical data and applications across the network.
Sophisticated malware is proliferating, especially at the endpoints that connect your environment to the rest of the world. Here's what you need to know about protecting your PCs, laptops and other endpoints in the new security arms race.
Whether in the physical realm or the digital, security professionals understand that one of the most important elements of strengthening one's defenses is visibility. A thorough and detailed picture of one's IT estate is key to the ability to protect that infrastructure from both outside and inside threats. Learn about: Rogue Assets, the Rise of Compliance, Security Tool Visibility, and the BDNA Visibility Advantage.
The Golden State Gets Serious About Setting a Green Computing Example
Endace, world leaders in high-performance network monitoring and recording, today announced the general availability of the EndaceProbe 3820, the first 1U, feature-rich, data acquisition system capable of delivering sustained 4 x 10 Gb/s lossless data acquisition with sub-6.5E-6 Joule-per-Packet power consumption.
Fiberlink, the Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) company, today announced that the United States General Services Administration (GSA) is leveraging Fiberlink's cloud-based MaaS360 platform to secure and manage its laptop and desktop computers. GSA is responsible for developing better ways for federal agencies to conduct business, resulting in more productive and effective operations. MaaS360 was selected by GSA as one of three cloud initiatives required by the Office of Management and Budget's new "Cloud First" policy - the government's cloud migration initiative - for its ability to increase efficiency and reduce federal operating costs.
Telework in a Box Complimentary Event Series
Telework Exchange and Adobe are hosting the Telework in a Box event series. Join fellow government-agency and industry professionals to discover best practices in telework management and technology during these half-day, continuing education events for stakeholders interested in promoting secure, efficient workplace alternatives to government employees. Complimentary events will take place in Denver, Colorado, Atlanta, Georgia, and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. For more information and to register, please visit www.teleworkexchange.com/teleworkinabox.
Six Tips for Protecting Critical Data Against Advanced Evasion Techniques
To help organizations protect their networks against the threat of advanced evasion techniques (AETs), Stonesoft shares six tips for the protection of critical data assets and systems. Stonesoft, an innovative provider of integrated network security and business continuity solutions, announced the first discovery of AETs in fall 2010.
Endace has just wrapped exhibiting at the 2011 Department of Defense Intelligence Information Systems (DoDIIS) Worldwide Conference in Detroit, Michigan. At the show, Endace demonstrated the EndaceProbe™ 3820 which redefines how federal organisations go about capturing traffic for the purposes of intelligence gathering and network analytics. If you attended, you will have seen first-hand why our newly launched EndaceProbe™ 3820 is the most accurate and scalable network monitoring and recording system available on the market today. If you didn't attend but want to learn more, we'd love to start the conversation. Visit our website or alternatively email us at enquiries@endace.com.
Windows 7 is the single biggest release since Windows XP and will have a major impact on your enterprise. From management, to security, to virtualization to application development--every aspect of your IT infrastructure will be affected. Whichever path you take--upgrading an infrastructure over a multi-year refresh cycle or installing Windows 7 on existing computers--it's critical to gain complete visibility into your infrastructure to ensure a smooth and cost effective upgrade to Windows 7.
EMC Corporation, the world leader in information infrastructure solutions, today announced that it has acquired Virginia-based NetWitness Corporation - a privately-held, market-leading provider of network security analysis solutions.
Discover the latest set of evasion techniques that intrusion detection and prevention systems (IPS) can miss. Prepare your defenses by downloading this whitepaper.
As spending on software approaches 25% of business IT expense, organizations are urgently looking for ways to reduce software expense, without impacting the normal course of business that software enables. Yet, without accurate information on software inventories, effective management of software is nearly impossible. This white paper examines how BDNA's Discovery solution, powered by Technopedia, provides IT decision makers with a comprehensive and authoritative source of facts about all assets and layers of IT in order to support the procurement process.
The security market has reached a tipping point as the sheer volume of malware exceeds manageable levels and standaloneantivirus solutions can no longer keep up, proving ineffective. Lumension, a global leader in endpoint management and security, today announced the April 29th general availability of Lumension Intelligent Whitelisting, a fully integrated endpoint security solution on the Lumension Endpoint Management Security Suite (L.E.M.S.S.).
Oracle turns to BDNA Technopedia™ and BDNA Discover™ to quickly and easily assess, align and integrate IT infrastructures of newly acquired companies into the Oracle family.
The Federal CIO Council has released a report on the adoption and use of the National Information Exchange Model (NIEM) throughout the Federal Government. To date, twelve federal agencies have committed to use NIEM; seven more agencies are further evaluating the use of NIEM.
Federal Railroad Administration (FRA): a MaaS360 Case Study Challenge: Fully support Railroad Inspectors and other field personnel who have limited bandwidth. Make sure they have the correct software patches and updates to keep their devices secure. Accurately and seamlessly track and manage mobile assets. Meet all the requirements above with minimal user intervention. Solution: Use MaaS360's patch management module to deploy patches and updates. Use MaaS360's reports to see connection data as well as hardware and software information. Results: FISMA data calls that used to involve 9 or more IT staff (and week's worth of data collection and culling) can now be done in minutes by one person with no guess work.
Endace, world leaders in network monitoring and recording, today announced it is teaming with new partner Dejavu Technologies to demonstrate unprecedented network forensics capabilities at the Department of Defense Intelligence Information Systems (DoDIIS) Worldwide Conference, held May 1-5 in Detroit. By deploying Dejavu's TrafficScape™ full content network forensic data management software on top of Endace's packet-capture fabric, government agencies can dramatically improve the results of cyber-security investigations, particularly when uncovering advanced persistent threats.
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GTRA Technology Council Meeting
May 22-24, 2011 - Bedford, PA
Register now for the $399 discounted GOV rate! Registration includes BOTH May and December Council Meetings!
CLICK HERE!
The GTRA Technology Council Meeting will cover topics including:
- OMB 25-Point Federal IT Management Reform
- Infrastructure Mandates (Cloud First, Data Center Consolidation)
- Continuous Monitoring
- Strategic Enterprise Architecture
- Cyber Security & Risk Management
- Information Sharing & Security
- Advanced Persistent Threats
- Mobile Networks and Security
Registration Includes: - Over 20 HOURS of Continuing Education Credits for multiple certifications
- 1-year GTRA Membership
- Full access to sessions, networking, and entertainment functions
- Golf outing
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GTRA Technology Council Meeting
December 4-6, 2011 - Bedford, PA
The December GTRA Council Meeting will focus on Cyber Security initiatives and trends facing the U.S. Government Community, as well as discuss infrastructure, Architecture and IT Management Reform.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
- Continuous Monitoring & Proactive Security
- Risk Management
- Security of New Infrastructure Models (Cloud Computing, Shared Services)
- Digital Forensics
- Information Sharing and Security
- Identity, Control and Access Management
- OMB 25-Point Federal IT Management Reform Updates & Case Studies
- Government and Industry Collaboration
GOVERNMENT CONTACT: Parham Eftekhari at 773.517.8534 (m) or parhame@gtra.org
INDUSTRY CONTACT: Kelly Yocum at 415.596.5000 (m) or kellyy@gtra.org |
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GTRA / Lumension Breakfast Workshop: Developing a Proactive Security Posture
June 8, 2011 | 8am-11am | Washington, DC
As threats continue to increase in both magnitude and 'mal-itude', traditional, reactive approaches are consuming the energy and resources of government security organizations, without success. Weakened strategy, rising help desk calls, and lost productivity are tough to defend in the CIO's office, particularly as the agency and department's IT security budget are reduced.
Join an exclusive group of your peers for a complimentary breakfast program centered on the impact of Web 2.0 technologies and why their broad adoption leads us to the need for proactive (trust-centric) vs.reactive (threat-centric) solutions. At the meeting, we will discuss:
- Effective security policy definition
- Reducing endpoint security complexity
- Prevention of unauthorized applications execution
- Integrating the best of both blacklisting and whitelisting
- Reducing operational costs associated with endpoint management
Join us for breakfast and conversation about a key new security that has "turned a corner and is coming out of the "trough of disillusionment" on the Gartner hype cycle '', according to Neil MacDonald, Gartner VP and Fellow - http://blogs.gartner.com/neil_macdonald/2010/05/11/application-control-whitelisting-interest-is-growing-rapidly
This event is FREE for government employees
8:00am - 9:00am: Breakfast
9:00 am - 11:00am: Workshop
For more information contact Parham Eftekhari at parhame@gtra.org or 773.517.8534
or click HERE to register
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GOVTek Executive Awards
December 8, 2011 - Washington, DC
GTRA's "GOVTek Executive Government Technology Awards" banquet is a celebration of government and industry IT leaders whose vision, innovation and remarkable accomplishments have improved the way government delivers services, interacts with citizens, shares information, and protects its national assets.
Nominees from both Civilian/Defense/Intelligence agencies and industry will be evaluated by GTRA Council Members and given recognition in the areas most relevant to government IT today including Infrastructure, Leadership, Cyber Security, Social Media, and Sustainability.
GOVTek Executive Government Technology Awards Schedule of Events
Daytime Activities:
- Training and presentations from award nominees
- Interactive "Hands-On Live Demonstration" space
- Executive Breakfast
- Nominees Luncheon
Evening Activities:
- Hosted Cocktail Reception and Dinner Banquet
- Awards Ceremony
- GTRA "After-Party" with live entertainment, dancing, and fellowship!
Please go to www.GOVTekAwards.com for more information on nominations and registering to attend. |
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May 14 - 19, 2011
Dallas, TX
TakeDownCon aims to empower you with the knowledge and skills required to protect the integrity of your organization's security systems, computer networks and IT infrastructures.
GTRA Members receive 10% discount
Use promo code: TDCD-GTRA828
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
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July 11 - 13, 2011 1701 Pennsylvania Ave, NW, Washington DC Full Course Includes 5 Workshops: - Continuous Monitoring Explained
- Understanding Advanced Persistent Threat
- Network Forensics and Malware Workshop
- Understanding Vulnerability Assessments, Exploitation, and Security Testing Methodologies
- FISMA Myths and Truths
Benefits of HackThat Include: - 22 Hours of CPEs for numerous certifications including all (ISC)2 certifications
- 25-Student Maximum per-class
- GTRA-Approved instructors (Certified Security Experts, Experience in Education)
- Includes May 2011 GTRA Council Meeting Attendance Tuition - a $799 value!
PLEASE CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE AND REGISTER |
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GTRA FISMA Partner Training
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GTRA Publishing
GTRA Publishing is a service that assists both the public and private sectors in publishing white papers, press releases, eBooks, briefings, product information, videos, webinars, marketing collateral and a variety of other content.
GTRA PUBLISHING INCLUDES:
- Distribution of your content to our executive government council and all 20,000 + members
- We will create an image for download with your logo in the GTRA eBook brand
- List it in the GTRA eBooks for iPad Download library
- Advertising your content through the GTRA Monthly Newsletter
- Featuring your content through our Knowledge Center
- Marketing your content through our Tech Center and your customized exclusive portal page
PUBLISHING OPTIONS
- White Papers
- Press Releases
- Briefings
- eBooks for iPad
- Product Information
- Marketing Collateral
- Video & Webinars
- Other - we distribute, market and publish all types of content including but not limited to the above
GTRA ASSISTED PUBLISHING SERVICES
- GTRA can co-produce a White Paper with your company on the topic of your choice
- GTRA's director of research will work directly with your company to provide consulting on topic positioning and research
- Your company will write the 'body' of the report as the subject matter expert and GTRA will provide an introduction framing the white paper as an important 'must-read' for government leaders
- eBook - we create a compatible iPad version readers can download for their commute to/from DC
- We will create an image for download with your logo in the GTRA eBook brand
- List it in the GTRA eBooks for iPad Download library
- Distribution to our executive government council and all 20,000 + members
- Advertising through the GTRA Monthly Newsletter
- Featured in our Knowledge Center
- Marketing on Tech Center and your customized exclusive portal page
NEW - GTRA eBooks!
Now you can submit your current content to GTRA and we will convert it into an eBook for iPads! We will feature this eBook as a download on our GTRA eBooks page. Take your generic run-of-the-mill white papers and briefings and we will turn them into interesting reads for the D.C. commuters!
Once published into eBook format, GTRA will do the following to promote it:
- We will create an image for download with your logo in the GTRA eBook brand
- List it in the GTRA eBooks for iPad Download library
- Distribution to our executive government council and all 20,000 + members
- Advertising through the GTRA Monthly Newsletter
- Featured in our Knowledge Center
- Marketing through our Tech Center and your customized exclusive portal page
We will also provide you the eBook link and image for download so you can promote it on your website directly.
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Special Thanks to the GTRA Council Members
Dr. Suzanne Acar, Senior Information Architect (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Deedee Akeo, Chief Architect, Business Transformation Agency (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Dr. Peter Alterman, Senior Advisor for Strategic Initiatives, NIH (Security Council)
Kirit Amin, Chief Information Officer, Bureau of Consular Affairs, State (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Frank Bauer, Vice President for Government Training and Professional Development, Graduate School (Workforce & Leadership Council)
Benjamin Bergersen, CIO, OIG, Commerce (CXO Council)
Andrew Blumenthal, Chief Technology Officer, ATF, Justice (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Dr. W. Stan Boddie, PMP, CISSP, Professor of Systems & Technology Management, i-College, NDU (Workforce & Leadership Council)
Thomas Boyce, PMP, Deputy Chief Information Officer & Director, Office of Information Services, NRC (CXO Council)
Gayle Bracy, Director, Office of Enterprise Solutions, Treasury
(Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Robert F. Brese, Deputy CIO, Energy (CXO Council)
Dr. Barry Brown, Deputy Director, Enterprise Systems Engineer, Customs and Border Patrol, DHS (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Devon Bryan, Director, Cybersecurity Operations, IRS (Security Council)
Jonathan Cantor, Executive Director for Privacy and Disclosure, SSA (Security Council)
Marian Cody, Chief Information Security Officer, HUD (Security Council)
Colleen Coggins, CIO, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Transportation (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Ray Coleman, CISO, Natural Resources Conservation Service (Security Council)
Doreen Cox, Chief Architect, Director, Enterprise Architecture Branch, Office of Information Technology, Customs & Border Protection, DHS (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Patricia Craighill, Special Advisor to the Chief, Warfighting Integration, NEXTGEN/JPDO, Assistant Director of Defense, SAF/XC - NEXTGEN,U.S. Air Force (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Elisa Cruz, Chief Information Security Officer, FEMA (Security Council)
Linda Cureton, Chief Information Officer, NASA (CXO Council)
Jirka Danek, CTO & CISO, Information Technology Services Branch, Public Works Government Services Canada (CXO Council)
Kevin Deeley, Chief Information Security Officer, Justice (Security Council)
Bob Dilonardo, Chief Information Officer, Domestic Nuclear Detection Office, DHS (CXO Council)
Brian Doerk, PMP, Project Manager, U.S. Coast Guard (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Steve Elky, Chief Information Security Officer, Library of Congress (Security Council)
Rich Ferguson, Chief Information Officer, Federal Labor Relations Authority (CXO Council)
Frederic Foley, Chief Architect and Director of Enterprise Architecture, U.S. Coast Guard (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Mary Forbes, Chief Enterprise Architect, HHS (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Ylanda Ford, Director, Enterprise Architecture, OCIO, HUD (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Christopher Fornecker, Chief Technology Officer, Integrated Acquisition Environment, GSA (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Sharon Fratta-Hill, Ph.D., VP of Academic Programs and Distance Education, Graduate School (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Christopher Garcia, Director, Cyber Security and Incident Response Center, FAA (Security Council)
Charles Gepford, Deputy CIO, IHS (CXO Council)
AJ Germek, Assistant Deputy Special Inspector General, CIO for the Troubled Asset Relief Program, SIGTARP, Treasury (CXO Council)
Ned Goldberg, Chief Information Security Officer, FDIC (Security Council)
Peter Gouldmann, Security Architect & Knowledge Officer, Office of Information Assurance, US Department of State (Security Council)
Marc Groman, Chief Privacy Officer, Federal Trade Commission (Security Council)
Ira Grossman, Chief Enterprise Architect, FEMA (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Chris Hardy, Director, e-Learning and Technology Center, DAU (Workforce & Leadership Council)
Brad Harshman, Chief Enterprise Architect, National Nuclear Security Administration, Energy (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Jerry Horton, Chief Information Officer, US Agency for International Development USAID (CXO Council)
Patrick Howard, Chief Information Security Officer, NRC (Security Council)
Marlene Howze, Chief Architect/Enterprise Architecture Program Manager, Labor (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
James Johnson, Chief Information Officer, Congressional Budget Office (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Richard Klemmer, Chief Enterprise Architect, NTIA, Commerce (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Kevin Lawson, Branch Chief, Applications Development Branch, IT Division, TSA (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Phillip Loranger, Deputy Chief Information Security Officer, Education (Security Council)
Lt. Gen. William T. Lord, Chief of Warfighting Integration & CIO, Office of the Secretary of the Air Force, Air Force (CXO Council)
Tan Luong, Chief Enterprise Architect, IT Department, US Mint (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Roger Mahach, Chief Information Security & Privacy Officer, OCC, Treasury (Security Council)
Randy Maples, CEA, Deputy Chief Information Officer - Management, FTC (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Ethel Matthews, Senior Advisor to Chief Information Officer, Security and Privacy, SBA (Security Council)
Chuck McGann, Director, Corporate Information Security, US Postal Service (Security Council)
Sean Paul McGurk, Director, National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center, DHS (Security Council)
Margaret Mech, Chief Information Security Officer, FTC (Security Council)
Noah Nason, Chief, IT Service Management Division, ATF (CXO Council)
Matt Newman, Professor of Systems Management, NDU (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Vaughn Noga, CTO & Director, Office of Technology Operations & Planning, EPA (CXO Council)
Walt Okon, Senior Enterprise Architect, DoD Enterprise Architecture & Standards Directorate, Defense (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Andrew Orndorff, Associate CIO for Information Assurance & Privacy, OCIO, Transportation (CXO Council)
Bajinder Paul, Chief Information Officer of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Treasury (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Richard Prentiss, Assistant Director, Enterprise Computing Center, IRS, Treasury (Security Council)
John Rogers, Chief, CIO & DPfM Division, USTRANSCOM (CXO Council)
Ken Rogers, Director, Enterprise Architecture & Strategic Planning, IRM/BPC/EAP, U.S. Department of State (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Larry Ruffin, Chief Information Security Officer, Interior (Security Council)
Timothy Ruland, Chief Information Security Officer, Census Bureau (Security Council)
Eddie Saffarinia, Assistant Inspector General for Information Technology, Interior (CXO Council)
Peter Sand, Director of Privacy Technology, DHS (Security Council)
Daniel Sands, Chief Information Security Officer, Director, Information Security and Awareness Office, OCIO, National Institutes of Health, HHS (Security Council)
Daud Santosa, Chief Technology Officer,National Business Center, Interior (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Derek Scarbrough, Chief Information Officer, Institute of Museum and Library Services (CXO Council)
Michael Schievelbein, FBMS Implementation Office, Lead Technologist, Office of the Secretary, Interior (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Tim Schmidt, Chief Technology Officer, Transportation (CXO Council)
Robert Seay, Acting Chief Enterprise Architect, GSA (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Donna K. Seymour, Deputy Assistant for Administration for the Under Secretary of the Navy, Navy (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Bobby Smart, Director of Policy & Resources, Chief Architect of the Air Force, Office of Information Dominance and CIO, Air Force (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Rene' E. Smeraglia, Chief Information Security Officer, US Mint (Security Council)
James Smith,Chief Enterprise Architect, Bureau of Consular Affairs, State (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
David Stender, Associate CIO for Cybersecurity, Chief Information Security Officer, IRS (Security Council)
John Sullivan, Enterprise Architecture Advisor, Office of Governmentwide Policy, GSA (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Peter Sullivan, Director, Office of the Chief Information Officer, Labor (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Eric Sweden, Chief Enterprise Architect, NASCIO (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Harry Tabak, Chief Enterprise Architect, NOAA National Weather Service (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Diana Takata, Acting Chief Architect, JPDO, Next Generation Air Transportation System (NextGen) (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
John Teeter, Deputy Chief Information Officer, HHS (CXO Council)
George Thomas, Enterprise Architect, HHS (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Dr. Paul A. Tibbits, MD, Deputy Chief Information Officer, Office of Enterprise Development, Veterans Affairs (CXO Council)
Wolf Tombe, Chief Technology Officer, Customs & Border Protection, DHS (CXO Council)
Dr. James Trinka, Director, Training and Technical Development, FAA (Workforce & Leadership Council)
Arleas Upton-Kea, Director, Division of Administration, FDIC (Workforce & Leadership Council)
Raghav Vajjhala, Chief Enterprise Architect & Director, Office of Enterprise Architecture, Treasury (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Michael Walsh, Deputy CIO, Transportation (CXO Council)
Brian Wilczynski, Director, Enterprise Architecture & Standards, Defense (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Dennis Wisnosky, Chief Architect, Chief Technical Officer, Business Mission Area, Office of the Deputy Chief Management Officer, Defense (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Paul Wormeli, Executive Director, Integrated Justice Information Systems Institute (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
Dr. Robert "Rocky" Young, Associate Professor of Systems Management, NDU (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
David Zeppieri, Chief Information Officer, Overseas Private Investment Corporation (Enterprise Architecture & Infrastructure Council)
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Please don't hesitate to contact us should you have any questions or need assistance. Thank you, and I hope to see you in May! Warm Regards, Deborah Kay Government Technology Research Alliance (GTRA) 202.248.5411 Office 202.536.3179 Direct 312.399.7341 Mobile 202.351.0569 Fax deborahk@gtra.orgwww.GTRA.orgwww.GTRACouncilMeeting.org GTRA - Revolutionizing the way Government & Technology Collaborate
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