PLEASE JOIN US FOR AN INSIGHTFUL LUNCH & LEARN ABOUT TRENDS IN CLOUD & MANAGED SERVICES TRANSFORMATION!

DATE: Tuesday, 11/8/2022

TIME: 11:00am - 1:00pm CT

LOCATION: Jackson Center (Discovery Hall)

RSVP HERE: https://events.blackbirdrsvp.com/expert-lunch-learn-trends-in-cloud

GUEST SPEAKER: Melanie Posey Research (Director for the Cloud & Managed Services Transformation at 451 Research).

The opportunities afforded by digital transformation are recognized across every sector of private and public industry. However, many organizations are facing complex decisions and encountering practical obstacles in moving workloads to the cloud and connecting their increasingly distributed digital infrastructure. This presentation, sponsored by DC BLOX, will provide important insights into the challenges organizations are facing and some practical approaches to addressing them.

It's time to register for the 2022 National Cyber Summit!

https://www.nationalcybersummit.com/Register

This year, we celebrated our 10th Anniversary at Redstone GCI and reflected on where we started, our growth in team members and services, and how we plan to continue growing in the future. We realized it was a good time to refresh our brand to better reflect who we are now and what we offer in our partnership with our Government contracting clients.  All of the parts you love about Redstone have stayed the same - our decades of experience, expertise, and knowledgeable team members who have either lived Government contracting or helped others through it - we are the best of the best.    In addition, we have grown to offer more services and critical assistance to our clients through experienced specialists. We offer a true partnership to help you navigate the maze of Government contracting so you can focus on your technical work and the work needed to deliver on your Government contracts and subcontracts.   We invite you to take a moment to explore our newly launched website showcasing our refreshed branding and expanded service offerings and meet our new team members while reacquainting yourself with our veteran team members. And please feel free to reach out and let us know if you would like to have a conversation about how we improve upon our partnership with you.   Sincerely, Courtney Edmonson, CPA Chief Executive Officer Asa Gilliland President & Director Redstone Government Consulting, 501 Madison Street SE, Suite 100, Huntsville, AL 35801, United States, (256) 704-9800 Unsubscribe Manage preferences

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Friday May 6th, 8am at The Westin Huntsville

Our keynote speaker is Matthew Axelrod, Assistant Secretary for Export Enforcement, U.S. Department of Commerce Bureau of Industry & Security, Washington, DC.  Mr. Axelrod’s message will be very timely, addressing the current world situation and the questions and concerns that many companies have regarding export regulations, sanctions, and how to maintain compliance to support global economic growth.

Registration for Individuals and Reserved Corporate Tables are available for this event.   Register today as seating is limited.  I hope you can join us!

Gain Insights into Top Army STRI Priorities and Connect with IC Leaders from Redstone Arsenal, DC, and across the Huntsville Region Register Now Join colleagues from across the Huntsville region for the Intelligence and National Security Alliance's (INSA) first in-person "Common Threads: Huntsville's Intelligence Community" event, taking place on Monday, April 18, from 5:00-7:30 pm at the Westin Huntsville. Following a welcome reception, the program will kick off with remarks from Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle, followed by a keynote address by Karen Saunders, PEO for Simulation, Training and Instrumentation, U.S. Army.  In her remarks, Ms. Saunders will: Discuss the Army’s multibillion-dollar modeling, simulation, training, and instrumentation program; and  Share STRI priorities, including NextGen warfighter capabilities and improving the speed of acquisition Plus, there will be plenty of time for audience Q&A! Ms. Saunders will bring members of her team to the program, including senior leaders from the Army's Threat Systems Management Office located at the Redstone Arsenal. A 6:30-7:30 pm networking reception will conclude the program. Thank you to our supporting partner! Thank you to our sponsors! The Intelligence and National Security Alliance (INSA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit trade association dedicated to advancing collaborative, public-private approaches to intelligence and national security priorities. Through the application of industry expertise, leading-edge academic research and commercial best practices, INSA seeks to make the Intelligence Community more effective and efficient. INSA’s 160+ member organizations and 4,000+ individual and associate members include senior executives and intelligence experts in the public, private and academic sectors. Copyright © 2022 Intelligence and National Security Alliance, All rights reserved. Receive general notifications from INSA; audience participation from 2013 to present day Our mailing address is: Intelligence and National Security Alliance 4301 Wilson Blvd Ste 910 Arlington, VA 22203-4419

April 13, 2022 - Representatives from Cyber Huntsville supported a cybersecurity panel discussion for a Kyrgyzstan Cyber Delegation visiting Alabama. Global Ties Alabama brings leaders from across the world to Alabama to showcase and exchange ideas on key topics.  The Kyrgyzstan delegation was part of a US State Department sponsored program to support emerging democracies by promoting cybersecurity. There was much discussion on how Cyber Huntsville was formed, our successful sponsorship of projects such as US Cyber Camp and the National Cyber Summit, and how we’ve grown to a successful organization. Perhaps we planted a seed of an idea that could grow into a Cyber Kyrgyzstan organization modeled after Cyber Huntsville. Pictured is the Kyrgyzstan delegation along with Cyber Huntsville Board Members Larry Burger, Chris Patty, Nisheeth Agrawal, and Brandon Umphrey.

ICSJWG 2022 SPRING VIRTUAL MEETING

April 26 – 27, 2022

 

The ICSJWG is excited to announce that the registration for the ICSJWG 2022 Spring Virtual Meeting has now opened!

Register for the meeting < https://gateway.on24.com/wcc/eh/3643772/icsjwg-2022-spring-virtual-meeting >  no later than April 25, 2022. The registration URL can also be found on our webpage, www.cisa.gov/ICSJWG > . There is no cost to virtually attend this event.

The registration link will take you to the Spring Meeting engagement hub, where you can review all of the presentations for each day.During registration, you can select any webcast, which will register you for all sessions on the agenda. Clicking on each webcast title will provide you with more information about the session and allow you to add it to your calendar.

During the meeting, return to the engagement hub and click on the title of any presentation of interest and enter your email address used during your initial registration and enjoy the presentation!

We are excited about the offerings for the upcoming virtual meeting!

Virtual Meeting Highlights

·       The 2022 Spring Meeting kicks off on April 26, 2022, with an overview by Nitin Natarajan, Deputy Director of CISA, covering current CISA initiatives to collaborate with our private partners in “Public & Private Partnerships in ICS – A Unified Effort.” The day then continues with an agenda filled with informative presentations.

·       A ‘Capture the Flag’ activity is available from Saturday, April 23, starting at 10 a.m., through noon on Wednesday, April 27. The CTF exposes analysts to hunting across ICS networks for malicious behavior, with puzzles appropriate for both the beginner and the experienced analyst. Challenges include artifacts generated from IT/OT host forensic data, network data (from both Bro logs and PCAP), and OT equipment actively being exploited by a threat actor. The CTF will be accessible remotely across the internet. Some of the gamesrequire a computer that can run common cyber analytical tools such as Wireshark.You can register for the CTF at ICSJWGCTF.com starting at 10 a.m. on Saturday, April 23, 2022.

·       The CISA ICS Training updated overview will be provided on April 27. The Cyber-CHAMP© model has been created to help both IT and OT practitioners by synthesizing industry standards such as the NICE NIST Cybersecurity Workforce Framework. Specifically, the model is built to be applied at the practitioner level, accounts for any role in an organization, and can be deployed by any size or type of organization.

·       The Technical Workshop returns on April 27 with presentation topics, including Case Studies of Cyber Attack Precursors in the OT Environment, Ransomware Considerations for OT Environments, and ATT&CK in the CELR.

 

All webcasts will be recorded for on-demand viewing and review, provided the presenter has released the material for on-demand viewing.

Additional Information

For additional information, please contact us at ICSJWG.Communications@cisa.dhs.gov 

 

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