Register and join us May 12: Defense Contracting: Delivering on the Demands of Secure Cloud for DOD

Register to j oin Washington Technology and Microsoft on Friday, May 12, from 7:30 a.m. to 11:15 a.m., for a free morning event, at the Ritz Carlton, Tysons Corner. Defense contractors, systems integrators and members of the Defense Industrial Base will gather to hear insights into technologies and strategies that can help deliver secure commercial cloud solutions. Learn how to exceed customer’s cloud security requirements and get a competitive edge in this growing market.

Defense organizations are looking for business partners that can execute on cloud security-not just on controls specified by the DFARS but also on the requirements spelled out by the International Traffic in Arms Regulation (ITAR), the FedRAMP High baseline, and DOD Impact Level 4 and Impact Level 5

The event will feature:

A keynote presentation by a senior defense procurement official on how recent cloud-related policies will affect government contractors and the larger defense industrial base
A panel discussion among defense and industry officials about evolving DOD requirements for cloud security
A discussion of key options available to help defense contractors meet cloud security mandates
Exceptional teaming and networking possibilities

Check out the agenda and register now!

Featured Speakers

	*Nick* *Wakeman* Editor-in-Chief Washington Technology
	*John Bergin* Business Technology Officer, DoD CIO Department of Defense
	Victor Gavin Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Information Operations and SpaceÂ U.S. Navy
	*Larry* Prior President and CEO CSRA
	*Tom Keane* General Manager Microsoft Azure
	*Susie Adams* CTO Microsoft Federal
	*John Connor* IT Security Specialist, Office of Information Systems Management National Institute of Standards and Technology
	*Thomas* *Sasala* Director, Army Architecture Integration Center Office of the Chief Information Officer/G-6 U.S. Army
	Kevin Dulany Risk Management Framework Division, and Deputy CIO for Cybersecurity (DCIO-CS) Department of Defense