Demay, the founder and cto of hawkeye 360. And hawkeye is an rf Data Analytics company. Tina harrington. Director of cigant at the nro. And Major General john shaw. United States Air Force who is the Deputy Commander of air force Space Command. Im going to have each of them do a short introduction to frame their mission and their priorities. After we hear from them, ill start a couple of rounds of questions. As chuck said, please get your questions ready. Ive already had a few pop up on the ipad. We certainly want to be able to answer your questions from the audience. So, chris, over to you. All right. Thank you, tish. First off, thank you to insa for hosting this incredible and important event. Tish, thanks for leading the panel. Again, chris demay. Im one of the founders and the chief Technology Officers for hawkeye 360. My background is in government. Spent 14 years both with nsa and nro, in fact, my last government boss is on the panel with me today. And from those experiences, i l
Thank you all for coming here. We are acutely aware that we are the first session after you have come back from lunch. We will try to keep you awake and lively as well as we can. We have a terrific group for this discussion today. To my leimmediate left your rig isnd comaer Steven Fogerty of the United States army Cyber Command. Rick howard, old friend, key Security Officer at palo alto networks. Jeannette mantra, the assistant director for Cyber Security at the department of Homeland Security and of course is its still relatively new agency sissa. And Tanya Ugoretz the deputy direct for cyber at the fbi. This should be a great discussion. Tonya, let me start with you and ask you to just describe, if you can, the rfbis role in cyber space and the threat environment, how you think it has changed over the past year. Sure, thank you, david, and thank you to insa for hosting us today. As we at the fbi look at the threat environment from a macro level it is not necessarily the best news sto
Captioning performed by vitac through our cloudbased shared service platform, its a fed ramped cloud where we get the sensors out for those small and micro agencies and feed that data rather than into individual dashboards at their sites, feed it up into a fed ramped cloud where each agency has their multitenant dashboard. Thats been a great accomplishment for the program in terms of for the first time were getting near realtime visibility of those smaller micro agencies and helping them get the capabilities they need to protect their Critical Mission systems. One of the early wins for the program, once we were getting automated discovery capabilities out to the network, we were able to see on average across the federal government that there were 75 more assets than what were being reported up manually. So from that measurement we want to continue to build on that. Now we have all of this vulnerability information feeding up to the Agency Dashboard summarized up to the federal dashboar
Welcome back from the break. Thank you to amazon and web services for hosting our break at the sponsor. Thank you. Now were going to be talking about zero trust, a topic near and dear to some of our hearts, for those of you that havent been to the dream port, you should go over there and talk to them about their zero trust efforts as well. First of all, id like to introduce our moderator, mr. Tom temmon, he is the anchor of the federal drive from federal news network. Thank you, tom, for moderating the panels. His panelists are rick howard the chief Security Officer from palo alto networks. Sylvia burns, the deputy chief Information Officer for enterprise strategy, fidc. And michael friedrick. Over to you, tom. If you have a streaming device you can hear my voice on the radio now through the magic of streaming technology. Our topic today and its really great to be in such a nice intimate setting here with listeners that are close by, we are going to talk about something that in many wa
Are across the street. We believe this program to go to our live coverage of the intelligence and National Security conference taking place at the National Harbor today. Coming up a discussion on defending cyberspace. Live coverage here on cspan2. It is crucial to collaborate to address Cyber Threats for our national and economic security. To moderate this discussion it is my privilege to introduce david sanger. David is a National Security correspondent and a Senior Writer at the New York Times. In his 36 year reporting career for the times, very impressive, david, he has been on three teams that have won Pulitzer Prizes most recently in 2017 for international reporting. His latest book, and its a good one, the perfect weapon, war, sabotage, and fear in cyber age examine the emergence of cyber conflict, and how it is changing the nature of global power. Please join me in welcoming david sanger. [applause] well, thank you, william. Thank you all for coming here. We are acutely aware wh