The Security Summit. 8th Annual. March 22 & 23, 2011 San Diego, CA. Presented by

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1 SM 8th Annual The Security Summit Presented by March 22 & 23, 2011 San Diego, CA The Security Summit. All rights reserved Historic Decatur Rd., Suite 300, San Diego, California 92106

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3 Table of Contents Agenda The Chairman s Fostering Innovation through Collaboration Awards...06 Speaker Bios...07 Most Innovative Security Products & Services Competition & Exhibition...19 Event Sponsors...23 Who We Are...32 Mark Your Calendars...33 Sponsors of The Security Network Leadership Level Sponsors Service Sponsor Sustaining Sponsors Event Sponsors Institutional Partners CONNECT PAGE 1

4 Agenda The 8th annual THE SECURITY SUMMIT March 22-23, 2011 Location: Courtyard by Marriott 2592 Laning Road (in Liberty Station) San Diego, CA Tuesday, March 22, :00 8:30 am Continental breakfast, exhibitor set-up & registration 8:30 8:45 am Welcome & Introduction: Michael B. Jones President, The Security Network 8:45 9:30 am KEYNOTE ADDRESS Topic: Speaker: 9:30 10:30 am PANEL 1 Topic: 10:30 11:00 am Break among exhibitors 11:00 am noon PANEL 2 Noon 1:00 pm Noon 1:00 pm Topic: U.S. Cyber Command - Coordinated Defense John Ambs - SES, US Cyber Command Domestic Cyber Collaboration 1. John Ambs, SES, US Cyber Command Moderator 2. Kevin McNally Program Manager, PMW 130, SPAWAR Systems Center Pacific 3. Sandra Stanar-Johnson NSA/CSS Representative to DHS, NSA Homeland Security Coordinator International Cyber Collaboration 1. Dr. Andrew L. Vallerand Director, Directorate S&T Public Security Moderator 2. Josh Caplan Associate Director, Computer Network Operations Technology, Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering 3. Peeter Lorents Research Director, NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence 4. Dr. Arun Sood Co-director, International Cyber Center, George Mason University Lunch among exhibitors Boxed lunch and instructions for judges (in separate room) 1:00 4:00 pm JUDGING (exhibition hall closed to the public) PAGE 2

5 Agenda (cont.) For conference attendees (not part of competition) CONCURRENT SESSIONS 1:00 2:00 PM Track 1 in conjunction with ISSA San Diego Chapter Track 2 in conjunction with U.S. Commercial Service TRACK 1 - SESSION A ISSA TOPIC Topic: Small Business Security - You Bet Your Livelihood 1. Mike Davis SPAWAR Chief Systems Engineer / VP ISSA San Diego / Technology Advisor to The Security Network 2. Glenn Jacobs Systems Engineer, Technowise TRACK 2 - SESSION A INTERNATIONAL TRADE Topic: CONCURRENT SESSIONS 2:00 3:00 PM Strategies for Selling internationally 1. Barbara Adams Austrade 2. Robert Cunningham NZ Trade & Investment 3. Julie Osman Sr. Intl. Trade Specialist, U.S. Commercial Service 4. Sree Sanyal Canadian Consulate TRACK 1 - SESSION B - ISSA TOPIC Topic: Security Tools - What Works Best Chris Simpson IA Task Lead, Solute Consulting TRACK 2 - SESSION B - INTERNATIONAL TRADE Topic: CONCURRENT SESSIONS 3:00 4:00 PM Understanding U.S. Export Controls Robert Ketts Director, Export Compliance, Cubic Defense Applications TRACK 1 - SESSION C - ISSA TOPIC Topic: C&A - Navigatiing the Landmines Chuck Romano, CISSP President, San Diego Chapter ISSA w/ SCC-Pacific C&A TRACK 2 - SESSION C - INTERNATIONAL TRADE Topic: 4:30 5:30pm PANEL 3 Topic: Small Business Opportunities at SPAWAR Faye Esaias - Director Small Business, SPAWAR Creating a Cyber Secure Region in San Diego - Awareness & Education 1. Darin Andersen COO, ESET Moderator 2. Mark Culp Supervisory Special Agent, Cyber Crimes, FBI 3. Erika Foxworth InfraGard PAGE 3

6 Agenda (cont.) 4:30 7:00 pm View Exhibits Only (VEO) admission 5:30 7:30 pm Chairman s Award Presentations 4. Mike Jacobs SRA International; Chairman, Cyber Security Information Assurance Advisory Board, National University 5. William Lansdowne Chief, San Diego Police Department 6. Alan Watkins IT Operations and Security Manager, City of San Diego Reception among the Exhibitors immediately following Awards Wednesday, March 23, :30 8:30 am Registration & continental breakfast among exhibitors 8:15 8:30 am Welcome & Introduction: TBD 8:30 10:00 am KEYNOTE ADDRESS Topic: Speaker: 10:00 10:30 am Refreshment break among Exhibitors 10:30 11:30 am PANEL 4 Topic: 11:30 AM 12:30 PM PANEL 5 Topic: 12:30 1:30 pm Buffet lunch among Exhibitors Developing and Finding Innovative Technologies from Around the World to Ensure Information Dominance Rob Wolborsky CTO, Team SPAWAR Technology as a Force Multiplier for First Responders 1. Milt Nenneman Manager, First responder Coordination West, DHS/S&T/First Responders Group Moderator 2. Sara Diaz Emerging Technologies Manager and Regional 3Cs Program Manager, SD Fire-Rescue Department 3. Capt. Xenophon Gikas Operations Control & Communications, Los Angeles Fire Department 4. Sgt. Don Shumate Escondido Police Department Port & Maritime Security International Cooperation and Technology Development 1. Capt. Scott Ready Commanding Officer, Maritime Expeditionary Security Squadron Nine, U.S. Army & Coast Guard Moderator 2. George Cummings Director of Homeland Security, Port of Los Angeles 3. John MacIntyre Homeland Security Program Manager, Port of San Diego 4. Scott Stuckey VP Sales and Marketing, LRAD Corp. PAGE 4

7 Agenda (cont.) 1:30 2:30 pm PANEL 6 Topic: Regional 3Cs: A Case Study in Implementing New Technologies in the Public Safety Sector 1. Sara Diaz Emerging Tecnologies Manager and Regional 3Cs Program Manager, San Diego Fire-Rescue Department, Enforcement Support Agency 2. Christine Galloway Regional 3Cs Project Manager, Enforcement Support Agency 3. Kim Spero Program Manager, Regional Technology Clearinghouse, SDSU Reserch Foundation 4. Mary Ellen Williams Providea 5. Scott Akrie NetLogix 2:30 3:30 pm Refreshment break among Exhibitors 3:15 4:15 pm PANEL 7 View Exhibits Only (VEO) admission 2:30 6:30 pm Topic: 4:15 4:45 pm WRAP UP SPEAKER Topic: Speaker: Mapping, Tracking & Visualization - Technologies & Applications 1. Eric Westreich Defense Business Development Manager, Esri Moderator 2. Mike Hanning VP Marketing & Sales, TracPlus 3. Ross Martin GIS Manager, San Diego County 4. Capt. Scot Miller (Ret.) Research Associate Professor, Naval Postgraduate School Combating Terrorism Technology Innovation: Anticipating, Responding and Promoting Todd Brethauer, Science Advisor, TSWG/CTTSO 4:45 5:15 pm Competition Award Ceremony with Todd Brethauer 5:15 6:30 pm Reception Closing Remarks Michael B. Jones PAGE 5

8 The Chairman s Fostering Innovation through Collaboration Awards Guided by its mission of Fostering Innovation through Collaboration, The Security Network presents The Chairman s Fostering Innovation through Collaboration Awards to honor individuals and organizations from government and private sector defense and security that are exemplary in their efforts to promote technology innovation and multilateral collaboration. THE RECIPIENTS OF THE CHAIRMAN S 2011 AWARDS ARE: Austrade (Australian Trade Commission) & its U.S. Services and Technology Group Austrade is the third international recipient of this award - the second time that it has been awarded to an organization that exemplifies Fostering Innovation through Collaboration on a multilateral basis. In 2006, Barbara Adams, now Sr. Director, US Market Development responsible for San Diego, attended her first event of The Security Network. Realizing the potential of The Security Network to help Australian companies find potential channel partners in the U.S., Austrade s Services and Technology Group worked to identify a comprehensive list of Australian companies with innovative security technology and recruit them for participation in various events of The Security Network. In 2010, Barbara Adams joined the Board of Directors of The Security Network to represent the broad international community. She has been a great representative for Austrade, a valued friend and supporter of The Security Network, and the epitome of Fostering Innovation through Collaboration. Boyd Long Assistant Chief, San Diego Police Department Boyd Long is a native of San Diego. He has spent over 25 years in the San Diego Police Department and is currently the Assistant Chief of Police over Patrol Operations. Patrol Operations include 9 patrol divisions with more than 1,200 patrol officers, detectives, supervisory staff, civilian personnel and volunteers providing police services to the 1.3 million residents of the City of San Diego. Boyd has been a judge and speaker at multiple events of The Security Network, always eager to look at innovative technologies from around the U.S. and the world that can help the first responder do his/her job more effectively. In fact, the SDPD has purchased and fielded 3 technologies identified via The Security Network. Boyd has been an active member of the Advisory Committee for a number of years. National University Cyber Security Information Assurance (CSIA) Initiative National University is the second-largest private, non-profit institution of higher education in California and has been an active supporter and sponsor of The Security Network since National University offers a number of programs in the defense and security space, including a Master s in Homeland Security, multiple military programs, and a certificate in Security and Safety Engineering. In 2010, National University embarked on an ambitious program to develop the first NSA- and DHS-approved National Center of Academic Excellence in IA Education (CAE/IAE) and CAE-Research (CAE-R) in San Diego County. The CSIA Initiative has reached out across San Diego and nationally to bring together interested stakeholders to promote the establishment of this important center. National University has been a great friend and supporter of The Security Network, and we are pleased to support their efforts, as well. PAGE 6

9 7th annual The Security Summit Speakers, Panelists, and Moderators WELCOME & INTRODUCTION Michael B. Jones Welcome President & Chairman, The Security Network Michael is President of The Security Network, a San Diego-based network focused on security technologies, and the affiliated The Maritime Alliance. Michael is also President of ProFinance Associates, Inc., an investment banking firm (Broker-Dealer firm member of the FINRA/S.I.P.C headquartered in San Diego that has focused on the security industry since its inception in Michael has sat on a number of corporate Boards of Directors nationwide. In San Diego, Michael also sits on the Advisory Board of the Entrepreneurial Management Center (EMC) and the Advisory Board for the College of Engineering, and lectures periodically in the Business School at San Diego State University (the largest university in San Diego), and sits on the Board of the San Diego chapter of the Marine Technology Society (MTS). Michael was born in Germany and grew up in Arizona. He earned a Master s Degree from the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS). His graduate studies included a year in Bologna, Italy; a year at the Catholic University in Lima, Peru; and internships at the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna and at the European Community headquarters in Brussels. He speaks five languages. He is a graduate of the FBI Citizens Academy and a member of the FBI InfraGard program. KEYNOTE ADDRESS Topic: U.S. Cyber Command - Coordinated Defense John Ambs SES, US Cyber Command PANEL DISCUSSION Topic: Domestic Cyber Collaboration John Ambs Moderator SES, US Cyber Command Kevin McNally Panelist Program Manager, PMW 130, SPAWAR Systems Center Pacific Mr. Kevin P. McNally is the first program manager for the Information Assurance and Cyber Security Program Office (PMW 130) within the Program Executive Office for Command, Control, Communications, Computers, and Intelligence (PEO C4I). He is responsible for providing Information Assurance (IA) and Cyber Security products and services to protect and defend Navy networks, information systems, and telecommunication infrastructures by ensuring their availability, integrity, authentication, confidentiality, and non-repudiation. The Navy s Computer Network Defense systems, cryptographic modernization, Radiant Mercury and key management programs comprise the PMW 130 portfolio. McNally graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo in He later earned a Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of California at Santa Barbara. McNally began his career at Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division (NAWC-WD) at Point Mugu, Calif., in 1988, serving in the Range Operations department developing real-time monitoring and control systems in support of weapons system testing. In 1995, he transferred to the Marine Corps Tactical Systems Support Activity at Camp Pendleton. His team was responsible for developing, integrating, and testing USMC Tactical C4I systems. He served as a project officer for the Marine Corps variant of a Joint Combat Service Support Command and Control program, branch head for C4I project officers, and was later selected as the deputy division director for engineering in the Ground Systems division. PAGE 7

10 In 1998, McNally joined the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command in San Diego as the Acquisitions and Management branch head within PD15Q. He later served as head of the Site Management division within PMW 164, Navy Marine Corps Internet (NMCI), where his team was responsible for the rollout of 260,000 NMCI seats. McNally most recently served as the deputy program manager for PEO C4I s Ship Integration Program Office, PMW 760. McNally has received numerous awards including the Civilian Meritorious Service award, an award of Merit from NAWC-WD, a certificate of appreciation from the DoD CIO, and he earned certification as a Green Belt and Black Belt in Lean Six Sigma. He was also the first recipient of the PEO C4I Continuous Process Improvement award. Sandra Stanar-Johnson Panelist NSA/CSS Representative to DHS, NSA Homeland Security Coordinator On October 1, 2009, Ms. Stanar-Johnson was appointed to her most recent position, NSA/CSS Representative to the Department of Homeland Security; and NSA Homeland Security Support Coordinator. Most recently, Ms. Stanar-Johnson was Deputy Special Assistant to the Director NSA/CSS for Cyber and the Deputy Chief of NSA s Cyber Task Force. She co-led NSA s engagement in the Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative, representing the Director at the White House Information and Communication Infrastructure Interagency Policy Committees (ICI-IPC) and at the Director of National Intelligence National Cyber Study Group (NCSG). Ms. Stanar-Johnson graduated from Ohio University in 1977 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism, specializing in Middle East studies. She received a Master s Degree in 1985 in Islamic History with a minor in Arabic and Turkish from Ohio State University that included a Fulbright-Hayes scholarship to Princeton and another to Bosagi University in Istanbul. At NSA, she developed and taught courses on the Middle East/North Africa and on Intelligence Support to Law Enforcement. Hired in 1986 as a linguist/analyst, Ms. Stanar-Johnson began developing customer relationships to increase SIGINT s impact. She served as Executive Assistant to the Chief of Staff for Intelligence and later directed an experimental cross-production line reporting initiative. Ms. Stanar-Johnson served as the first NSA Representative to the FBI, working from New York s National Security Division, for which she received the Civilian Meritorious Service Medal in She returned from the field to develop and lead the Customer Gateway, an organization providing a focal point for SIGINT requirements, products and services. She created and managed the Senior Executive Account Manager program to improve customer service and spearheaded NSA s efforts to improve sharing of its databases. For her support to customers and warfighters during Operation Iraqi Freedom, she received the Exceptional Civilian Service Medal in She also served as an Issue Manager for Latin America/International Crime and Narcotics and drafted NSA s Southwest Border Strategy. PANEL DISCUSSION Topic: International Cyber Collaborationv Dr. Andrew L. Vallerand Moderator Director, Directorate S&T Public Security Dr. Andrew L. Vallerand is the Director of Directorate of Science & Technology (S&T) Public Security of the Center of Security Science, a new DRDC Centre that supports 21 Departments and Agencies with Public Security Research, Technology and Analysis (RT&A). With a career spanning 20 years of contributions in RT&A, Andrew specializes in the research, design and implementation of innovative Applied Physiology, Human Factors, Modeling & Simulation and Capability Assessment S&T. At various Centers in Canada and overseas, he has established investment guidance and directions and led major S&T initiatives, mentored staffs and graduate students, and spearheaded several major S&T programs nationally as well as Internationally (TTCP, CA-US PSTP and NATO Panels). He is now leading Public Security programs across the Whole-of-Government of Canada, which use S&T as a lead investment to address National Public Security Capability gaps. Finally, he has always remained engaged with Academia, by retaining responsibilities as Adjunct Professor at various Universities. Andrew is married, has two children and a black Labrador, his jogging partner year-round. PAGE 8

11 Josh Caplan Panelist Associate Director, Computer Network Operations Technology, Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering Joshua S. Caplan, CISSP, is the Associate Director for Computer Network Operations (CNO) Technology within the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering (ASD(R&E)), Office of the Director for Research, Information Systems and Cyber Security Directorate. In this position, Mr. Caplan performs a vast array of activities, including development and implementation of policy, technical, and planning functions, program reviews, budget formulation, technology assessments, and staff support to other elements of the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD), while assisting in the overall strategic planning, assessment, and defense of the Department of Defense (DoD) information assurance (IA) technology area. Additionally, Mr. Caplan is the United States (US) National Leader (NL) of The Technical Cooperation Program (TTCP) Command, Control, Communications, and Information Systems (C3I) Group Technical Panel 11 (TP11), which fosters research and development (R&D) collaboration in Information Assurance and Defensive Information Warfare (DIW) among Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States. As US NL of TP11, Mr. Caplan coordinates the R&D perspectives of various US entities supporting the IA and DIW business areas, including the military services and federally funded research and development centers (FFRDCs). Mr. Caplan is an embedded employee at ASD(R&E), having been detailed for a year from his home organization of Space and Naval Warfare (SPAWAR) Systems Center (SSC) Pacific, the US Navy s premier research, development, acquisition, test, and evaluation (RDAT&E) facility delivering integrated Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (C4ISR), Information Operations (IO), Enterprise Information Services (EIS), and Space capabilities to the joint defense, homeland security, and federal government communities. While at SSC Pacific, Mr. Caplan has provided expertise in information assurance, secure communications, and advanced networking to key customers, including the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). Earlier in his career, Mr. Caplan served as a US Peace Corps Volunteer (PCV) on the island nation of Grenada in the West Indies. His activities ranged from working directly with high-level civil servants and ministers of government in improving information and communication technology (ICT) policy to assisting community members in rebuilding their lives after the devastation wrought by the passage of Hurricane Ivan. Mr. Caplan holds a Master of Science degree in Information Security Policy and Management from Carnegie Mellon University and a Bachelor of Science degree in Commerce from the University of Virginia. He has maintained the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) credential in good standing since January Peeter Lorents Panelist Research Director, NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence Professor Peeter Lorents is the Research and Development Branch Chief in the Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence, established in 2008 by seven NATO nations in Tallinn, Estonia. Peeter Lorents is an active mathematician and computer scientist, working in the field of cyber security and intelligent systems. He also teaches Estonian Business School and IT-College students in a variety of subjects, such as theory of systems, mathematical logic, algebra, theory of algorithms, intelligent systems etc, and has written several books and dozens of scientific papers. He has a PhD degree in mathematical logic and theory of algorithm from Leningrad (now St Peterburg) State University. In the Soviet time Peeter Lorents worked at the Institute of Cybernetics of the Estonian Academy of Sciences. During the transition period he worked as adviser to the Minister of Education, and later as the Prime Minister s adviser. Peeter Lorents has been elected twice to the Estonian Parliament (Riigikogu), and acted as chairman of the Defense Committee of the Parliament of the Republic of Estonia. He plays piano and organ, loves to travel by mountain bike, and plays tennis regularly. In 1994 he won the first tennis tournament of the European Parliaments. Dr. Arun Sood Panelist Co-director, International Cyber Center, George Mason University Dr. Arun Sood is Professor of Computer Science in the Department of Computer Science, and Co-Director of the International Cyber Center at George Mason University, Fairfax, VA. His research interests are in security architectures; image and multimedia computing; performance modeling and evaluation; simulation, modeling, and optimization. He and his team of faculty and students have developed a new approach to server security, called Self Cleansing Intrusion Tolerance (SCIT). We convert static servers into dynamic servers and reduce the exposure of the servers, while maintaining PAGE 9

12 uninterrupted service. This research has been supported by US Army, NIST through the Critical Infrastructure Program, SUN, Lockheed Martin, and Commonwealth of Virgina CTRF (in partnership with Northrop Grumman). Recently SCIT technology was winner of the Global Security Challenge (GSC) sponsored Securities Technologies for Tomorrow Challenge. GSC is associated with London Business School. Since 2009 Dr. Sood has directed an annual workshop on Cyber Security and Global Affairs with Office of Naval Research support. Dr. Sood has held academic positions at Wayne State University, Detroit, MI, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, and IIT, Delhi. He has received support from the Office of Naval Research, NIMA (now NGA), National Science Foundation, U.S. Army Belvoir RD&E Center, U. S. Army TACOM, U.S. Department of Transportation, and private industry. He was awarded grants by NATO to organize and direct advance study institutes in relational database machine architecture and active perception and robot vision. Dr. Sood received the B.Tech degree from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Delhi, in 1966, and the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Electrical Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, in 1967 and 1971, respectively. His research has resulted in more than 160 publications, and his resume including publications list is available at: TRACK ONE PRESENTATIONS ISSA Topic: Small Business Security - You Bet Your Livelihood Mike Davis Speaker SPAWAR Chief Systems Engineer / VP ISSA San Diego / Technology Advisor to The Security Network Mike Davis is the warranted Chief Systems Engineer (CSE) for Navy large deck ships and aircraft C4I integration (which covers platform / systems of systems: interoperability, architectures / standards, overall interfaces, IA/security, etc.) at SPAWAR Headquarters (US Navy), where he recently completed a tour as the senior Information Assurance (IA) technical warrant. He also held PEO C4I IA/Security leadership roles in PMW 160/1 for many years before that, buying and installing IA/CND systems and initiating the Navy s Crypto Modernization office and overall capstone strategy. He currently serves as the San Diego ISSA Vice President and Technical Advisor for The Security Networks both proactive local security professional groups - and was recently the Technology VP for the local INCOSE chapter. Mike has over 20 years experience in IT/IA technical and operational leadership positions in many diverse government and commercial programs/projects/venues. He earned graduate degrees in Management and Electrical Engineering and has taught Program Management at the University of Phoenix and is a long-time CISSP, currently earning a CISO certificate from NDU/ IRMC. Mike was successful in a wide variety of positions/organizations such as: installation and operation of US Navy enterprise and overseas networks, management of new ship (SCN) IT/IA installations, served as the SPAWAR enterprise afloat test director, served as the PEO C4I division head for acquisition of IA (information assurance) & CND (computer network defense) security products and even managed nuclear power operations and a refueling. He s a retired Navy Engineering Duty Officer (technical and acquisition manager), having served in submarines, destroyers and amphibious class ships. Glenn Jacobs Speaker Systems Engineer, Technowise Glenn Jacobs holds a Bachelor of Science in Electronic Engineering (BSEE) from NJIT. He has 35 years of experience in commercial/military data communications and signal processing applications, in addition to the development of secure websites and their online databases. Mr. Jacobs provides Wireless Internet ( Wi-Fi ) security configuration upgrades (CND, Computer Network Defense) to assist in preventing Computer Network Attack (CNA). He also provides computer network security evaluation and vulnerability (CNE, Computer Network Exploitation) assessment, as well as intrusion detection and remote/on-site penetration testing. Topic: Security Tools - What Works Best Chris Simpson Speaker IA Task Lead, Solute Consulting Mr. Chris Simpson is the Information Assurance Task Lead and a Senior Consultant for SOLUTE Consulting in San Diego, Ca. He is a retired Navy Information Professional with extensive experience in Information Assurance and Computer Network Defense. Mr. Simpson holds a Bachelor of Sciences degree in Computer and Information Science (CIS) from the University of Maryland PAGE 10

13 and a Master of Science degree in Information Security and Assurance from George Mason University. He is also a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) and a Global Information Assurance Certification Intrusion Analyst. Topic: C&A - Navigating the Landmines Chuck Romano, CISSP Speaker President, San Diego Chapter ISSA Chuck Romano is a leading expert in the field of Information Assurance (IA). He is currently working as an Independent Consultant to the Navy Certification Authority (CA), located at Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR) in San Diego. He has over 25 years experience with the Navy, more than 10 in the field of Certification and Accreditation (C&A). His experience and insight make him well prepared to provide both Strategic and Operational support regarding policy development and security compliance of Navy and Marine Corps Networks worldwide. Chuck is a retired Naval Officer and holds a MS degree in Information Technology Management from the Naval Postgraduate School. He is appointed as a fully qualified Navy Certification Agent, and has been a CISSP in good standing since 2003 TRACK TWO PRESENTATIONS INTERNATIONAL TRADE Topic: Strategies for Selling internationally Julie Osman Speaker Sr. Trade Specialist, U.S. Commercial Service Julie Osman, Senior International Trade Specialist, has worked at the San Diego Export Assistance Center of the U.S. Department of Commerce for over 20 years during which time she has helped hundreds of local companies expand internationally. She focuses on several industries, notably the safety and security equipment sector, educational services, and consumer goods. She assists clients in gathering market intelligence, developing a sound international business strategy, and identifying trading partners for the product and/or service. Julie also assists clients with U.S. Government export controls and compliance issues. She is a frequent speaker in town on these subjects, and works closely with San Diego area trade related organizations. Julie received her B.A. in Spanish and French, and her M.A. in International Relations from the University of San Diego. Barbara Adams Speaker Austrade Barbara Adams has over 10 years of experience working with Austrade for 10+ years, currently focusing on Security/Defence, Technology and Consumer Electronics industry sectors. Barbara also has experience working for IMED Corporation, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Rockwell Collins Commercial Aviation Division, and Leiner Health Products. She has extensive experience in international business development, new product development, introduction, product management, project management and market research. Barbara has an MBA from National University, San Diego, CA. Robert Cunningham Speaker NZT&E Robert Cunningham serves as a Business Development Manager in the Washington. DC Office of New Zealand Trade & Enterprise (NZTE) where he and a core team of public sector experts support NZ companies in their advancement into the US Defence and Homeland Security markets. Cunningham has twenty years experience in international trade policy, economic development and government relations. Sree Sanyal Speaker Canadian Consulate Sree Sanyal is the Vice-Consul & Trade Commissioner at the Consulate of Canada in San Diego. Sree is principally responsible for managing the Consulate s files with respect to Aerospace & Defense (Homeland Security) and Clean-Technology. The management of these files include: servicing trade, Science & Tech and investment related requests, in addition to supporting advocacy plans within the San Diego area. Sree was born in New Delhi, India and lived in India, Poland, and Austria before moving to Canada to complete an International Baccalaureate diploma. Sree studied Electrical Engineering at the University of Calgary, where her love for analysis also led to PAGE 11

14 the completion of a Masters Degree in Biomedical Engineering. Her studies included a yearlong internship at Nortel Networks, Ottawa as a Fibre Optic Engineer. Already fluent in English, Hindi, Bengali and German, she added some Italian to her repertoire by completing an international exchange at the University of Bolzano, Italy, researching e-learning systems. She completed her first assignment at the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade as an investment officer in Ottawa before joining the Consulate in San Diego. Topic: Understanding U.S. Export Controls Robert Ketts Speaker Director, Export Compliance, Cubic Defense Applications Topic: Small Business Opportunities at SPAWAR Faye Esaias Speaker Director of Smal Business, SPAWAR Ms. Esaias began her federal service career in 1986 as a Contract Intern at the Naval Regional Contract Center at Long Beach, CA. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and is a member of the Acquisition Professional Corps. Ms. Esaias joined SPAWAR System Command (HQ) December 2009 and assumed responsibility for the Small Business Program, having previously been the part-time Deputy for Small Business and a Contracts Manager at the Command s System Center, Pacific. Prior to joining SPAWAR Systems Center, Pacific, Faye was Head of Contracts at Officer In Charge of Construction (OICC) Camp Pendleton and a Contracts Division Head at Navy Public Works Center under Southwest Division of the Naval Facilities Engineering Command. PANEL DISCUSSION Topic: Creating a Cyber Secure Region in San Diego - Awareness & Education Darin Anderson Moderator COO, ESET Darin Andersen brings Senior Executive, Organizational Development, Sales, Marketing, Operations, Legal/External Affairs and International Leadership experience. He is a cyber security and cybercrime expert and currently serves as the COO of ESET, LLC, an international software security company w/ global sales of $200M in 160 countries. ESET earned 3 Inc. 500 Awards (2007, 2008 & 2009) and two Deloitte Technology Fast 500 (2008 and 2009), growing 1,722% over the last 3 years. His career spans a variety of positions including program planner, moderator or panelist for the New York State Annual Cyber Security Conference, US Chamber Securing the Perimeter: a Public/Private Partnership Roundtable, the Daily Transcript s Cyber Security Roundtable and C4ISR, Cybersecurity, Robot Platforms & Sensors Conference and AFCEA West. Advisory Board for NCSA/APWG Online Consumer Messaging Convention, The Security Network, TechAmerica s Information Security and Energy & Smart Grid Committees (Wash DC) and UC San Diego Extension Networking and Cyber Security Committee. Andersen helped to develop ESET s Securing Our ecity initiative; a regional Cyber Security awareness and education program Mr. Andersen is currently the Chairman of the San Diego Police Foundation, a member of the San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce s Public Policy and High Tech Committees and TechAmerica s Executive and Membership Committees and Honorary Co-Chair for the Girls Scouts Urban Campout. He has received 2 Masters degrees from the University of Southern California - Marshall School of Business, a MBA in Finance and Operations Management and Masters of Science in Information Technology and Operations Management. He received a Bachelor of Arts from Claremont McKenna College in Government and Literature. Mark Culp Panelist Supervisory Special Agent, Cyber Crimes, FBI Mark Culp, CISSP, CPA, CMA, is a Supervisory Special Agent (SSA) with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in San Diego managing a Cyber Crimes squad focused on criminal computer intrusions, crimes against children, intellectual property crime, and Internet fraud. SSA Culp served as an SSA at the FBI Cyber Division s Computer Intrusion Unit in Washington D.C. from August, 2005 to December, 2006, and served as the FBI Cyber Division s Liaison to the Department of Homeland Security and US-CERT from January 2007 to May Prior to that he was an FBI case agent in San Diego for nineteen years working PAGE 12

15 primarily financial crimes, computer intrusions, and identity theft cases. SSA Culp holds a Masters Degree in Computer Science from National University, a Bachelor s Degree in Business Administration from Missouri Southern State University, and an Associate Degree in Applied Mathematics from the San Diego Community College District. SSA Culp holds certificates and licenses as a Computer and Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Global Information Assurance Certification (GIAC) Security Essentials and Intrusion Analyst, Certified Public Accountant (CPA), and Certified Management Accountant (CMA). Erika Foxworth Panelist InfraGard Mike Jacobs Panelist SRA International; Chairman, Cyber Security Information Assurance Advisory Board, National University Michael (Mike) J. Jacobs is an independent consultant on Information Assurance matters. Previously (from 2002 to 2007) he served as a Vice President and Director of the Cyber and National Security Program for SRA International, Inc. Prior to SRA, Mr. Jacobs was the Information Assurance (IA) Director at the National Security Agency (NSA). Under his leadership, NSA began implementing an Information Assurance strategy to protect the Defense Information Infrastructure and as appropriate, the National Information Infrastructure. He is an industry veteran with 46 years of experience in information security/information assurance. Of that, 38 years were in the federal government. Mr. Jacobs had a long and distinguished career at the National Security Agency where he served in key management positions in both the Intelligence and IA mission areas. He served as the Deputy Associate Director for Operations, Military Support where he was responsible for developing a single and coherent military support strategy for NSA. During his tenure at NSA, Mr. Jacobs was a leader in Information Systems Security production and control, policy and doctrine, education and training, and customer relations. He has testified before Congress on defense issues and has spoken widely on topics ranging from IA to cultural diversity. For his vision, dedication, and accomplishments, he has been recognized by the Department of Defense with the Distinguished Civilian Service Medal; by the Director Central Intelligence with the Intelligence Community s Distinguished Service Award; and by the NSA with the Exceptional Civilian Service Award. In addition, he has been awarded the National Intelligence Medal of Achievement and was twice awarded the Presidential Rank Award for Meritorious Achievement. He received a B.S. degree in Business Administration from King s College, Wilkes-Barre, PA and completed the Senior Managers in Government Program at Harvard University s Kennedy School. From December 1981 to December 1991 and from December 1993 to December 1997, Mike served as a member of the College Park City Council and from December 1997 to December 2001 he served as the City s Mayor William Lansdowne Panelist Chief, San Diego Police Department Alan Watkins Panelist IT Operations and Security Manager, City of San Diego Wednesday, March 10, 2010 KEYNOTE ADDRESS Topic: Developing and Finding Innovative Technologies from Around the World to Ensure Information Dominance Rob Wolborsky CTO, Team SPAWAR Mr. Rob Wolborsky is a member of the Senior Executive Service and is the SPAWAR Enterprise Chief Technology Officer (CTO), 7.0 National Competency Lead for S&T and the SSC Pacific Code 7.2 Department Head. As the SPAWAR CTO he is responsible for enhancing Science and Technology (S&T) development across all of SPAWAR and facilitating timely, efficient, and effective technology transition for Information Dominance acquisition programs. Previous to his selection to the Senior Executive Service Mr. Wolborsky was the SPAWAR Engineering Competency Technical Director for an abbreviated period of time. In this role he led the effort to improve the enterprise engineering processes and optimized technical authority for Team SPAWAR. PAGE 13

16 Mr. Wolborsky, a member of the Navy s Acquisition Professional Community, was selected as PMW 160 s Program Manager in January Mr. Wolborsky was responsible for tactical C4I systems, to include Network Services and Transport, Network Systems, Crypto and Key Management and Network Management and Security. He created and led the Navy s ACAT I Consolidated Afloat Networks and Enterprise Services (CANES) program, which is a transformational initiative to implement a common computing environment and afloat core services revolutionizing the tactical networking capability for the Navy. He also led the Advanced Digital Networking System (ADNS) program resulting in an Internet Protocol (IP) capable fleet while increasing the data throughput capability to afloat platforms by an order of magnitude. Mr. Wolborsky began his federal service as an Electrical Power Distribution Engineer. After six months, he transferred to the Naval Electronics Systems Command as a Radio Frequency (RF) and Super High Frequency Satellite Communications (SATCOM) Engineer. For his next assignment, Mr. Wolborsky transferred to SPAWAR as the Commercial SATCOM Lead Engineer in the Joint Maritime Communications Systems Program Office (JMCOMS / PMW 176). During this assignment, Mr. Wolborsky was selected to lead the Digital Modular Radio (DMR) program within PMW 176. In this capacity, he led development of the first software reconfigurable radio capable of meeting future demands of the warfighter. Following his success with the DMR program, he was selected as the Principal Assistant Program Manager (PAPM) of the Tactical Communications Division in PMW 176. In this role, he managed all Navy RF communications programs from 100 KHz to 2 GHz. In June 2000, Mr. Wolborsky was selected as the Submarine Communications Program Office (PMW 173) Deputy Program Manager. In this position he led development and deployment of an array of communications systems for the submarine community, culminating in a 100 percent Internet Protocol capable submarine force. Mr. Wolborsky is a graduate of California State University and has a degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering. PANEL DISCUSSION Topic: Technology as a Force Multiplier for First Responders Milt Nenneman Moderator Manager, First Responder Coordination West, DHS/S&T/First Responders Group Milton Nenneman is the DHS, S&T Director of First Responder Coordination for the Western US. He is responsible for facilitating the identification of capability gaps from the nation s first responders (fire, law, EMS and emergency management) to the S&T Directorate, primarily through the efforts of the Research, Development, Test and Evaluation First Responder Working Group. It is the mission of this group to guide the identification, prioritization and development of mitigating technologies through the Integrated Product Team (IPT) process. Mr. Nenneman s was enlisted as a Sergeant in the US Army, 2nd Ranger Battalion, Airborne, 75th Infantry, Fort Lewis, Washington from 1974 to Within two years, however, he quickly achieved the rank of Deputy Sheriff in Humboldt County from 979 to 1988 where he was a Resident Deputy assigned to the Hoopa Indian Reservation. Further specialized training granted him membership to the SWAT, Dive Rescue, and Mountain Rescue teams. Mr. Nenneman later retired from the Sacramento Police Department as a Lieutenant in September of 2008 after twenty years of service. His assignments over those years included: Manger of the Sacramento UASI, Office of Investigations, Narcotics, Community Oriented Police and Patrol. His committee memberships are extensive and include Interagency Board for Equipment Standardization Interoperability (IAB), Science & Technology Sub committee, National Occupational Research Agency (NORA), Public Safety Sector, National Institute for Occupational Safety & Health, Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Government Coordinating Council (GCC), and Emergency Services Sector. In 2008, Mr. Nenneman s achieved his Master of Arts, Security Affairs, Center for Homeland Defense and Security at Naval Postgraduate School. Prior to that, he earned a Master of Science, Emergency Management Administration California State University, Long Beach in Also, in 1986, he obtained a Bachelor of Arts Degree, Psychology, at California State University, Humboldt Sara Diaz Panelist Emerging Technologies Manager and Regional 3Cs Program Manager, SD Fire-Rescue Department Sara Diaz graduated from UCLA in 1995 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biochemistry. She then joined the Peace Corp, teaching Physical Science at a girls-only academy in Central Africa, proving that women can have successful careers in science. PAGE 14

17 After returning from the Peace Corp, Sara joined the City of San Diego compiling data for environment monitoring programs. Sara transferred to the San Diego Police Department in 1998 and specialized in developing and implementing applications to streamline procedures utilizing new technologies. Since that time, Sara has managed projects as both a government employee and as a consultant. This has given her the unique opportunity to understand both perspectives of an IT project, as well as learn from other government agencies across North America. Sara is currently manager of the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department s Emerging Technologies Unit specializing in identifying new technologies to meet the unique operational requirements of public safety. Additionally, she is Program Manager of the Regional Command and Control Communications (3Cs) Project, a regional public safety communications program to link agencies across Southern California during large-scale incidents. Sara is responsible for generating interest, building business requirements, and managing long-term sustainment of the program. 3Cs currently has a waiting list of over 26 public safety agencies hoping to join into the project in the near future. Sara has generated over $21M in grant funds to support continued growth. 3Cs has received multiple national awards and is considered a model for regional interoperability projects. Sara and her husband Robert, an IT Analyst for San Diego Fire-Rescue Department, have been married seven years and have a five year old son, Adam. They enjoy traveling, and are avid San Diego Padres fans. Capt. Xenophon Gikas Panelist Operations Control & Communications, Los Angeles Fire Department Sgt. Don Shumate Panelist Escondido Police Department PANEL DISCUSSION Topic: Port & Maritime Security - International Cooperation and Technology Development Capt. Scott Ready Moderator Commanding Officer, Maritime Expeditionary Security Squadron Nine, U.S. Army & U.S. Coast Guard Captain Ready was commissioned through the University of Nebraska NROTC program in December He attended Surface Warfare Officer School in Coronado, California and was assigned to the USS Kitty Hawk as Communications Officer. Following his tour with the Kitty Hawk, CAPT Ready was assigned as the Weapons Officer on board the USS LaSalle forward deployed to the Persian Gulf. Following that assignment, he was assigned to the Fleet Training Unit in Charleston, South Carolina where he trained FFG-7 Perry class ships in Combat Systems. Captain Ready left active duty in February 1991 and joined the Navy Reserve in March Captain Ready s current assignment is Commander for Maritime Expeditionary Security Squadron NINE located in Whidbey Island, Washington. He recently returned from a 7-month mobilization as Commander Task Group 56.5 in Kuwait supporting Operation New Dawn. Prior to this tour he was the Deputy Commander of Maritime Expeditionary Security Squadron ONE located in San Diego, CA. He mobilized and forward deployed to Kuwait in support of Iraqi Freedom in 2008 and 2009 during this tour. In 2007, Captain Ready was selected as the Commanding Officer of MIUWU 109 in Fort Worth, Texas and subsequently became the Division Commander of Maritime Expeditionary Security Division Five-Four in Fort Worth. Capt Ready completed two joint assignments: PACOM Det 111 in Tulsa, Oklahoma as Executive Officer from October 2004 to December 2006 and Navy Joint Transportation Unit (JTRU) USTRANSCOM, Scott Air Force Base, as Operations Officer from Oct 2001 to Oct CAPT Ready was recalled to active duty from January 2003 through November 2003 with United States Transportation Command in support of Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom where he worked in J3 Air Operations. He completed two additional Commanding Officer tours: Amphibious Construction Battalion Detachment 216 in Omaha, Nebraska from Oct 1999 to 2001 and NEAT Unit 216 in Omaha, Nebraska from Oct 1997 to CAPT Ready was attached to SACLANT in Kansas City from 1996 to 1997 and served as Training Officer with MIUW 114 in Kansas City from 1993 to CAPT Ready s first tour as a Reserve Officer was with the USS Washington unit in Olathe, Kansas from 1991 to Captain Ready lives in Smithville, Missouri with his wife Diane and three daughters, Amanda (20), Emily (18) and Amy (14). Captain Ready works for Argus Health Systems (a pharmacy claims processing company and subsidiary of DST) in Kansas City as their Compliance Officer. He has worked for the DST organization for 18 years PAGE 15

18 George Cummings Panelist Director of Homeland Security, Port of Los Angeles George Cummings is the Director of Homeland Security and Support Services for the Los Angeles Port Police. He has been in the position since February He retired from the U.S. Coast Guard at the rank of Commander after serving 21 years. His career included shipboard engineering, marine safety and maritime security assignments. His final Coast Guard assignment was as Deputy Group Commander and Alternate Captain of the Port of Los Angeles/Long Beach, where he directed Coast Guard operations for more than 300 miles of central California coastline. His formal education includes a Bachelor of Science in Marine Engineering from the U.S. Coast Guard Academy and a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the U.S. Naval Post Graduate School. John MacIntyre Panelist Homeland Security Program Manager, Port of San Diego John MacIntyre is the Homeland Security Program Manager for the Port of San Diego. Mr. MacIntyre has been in this position since November He is responsible for the development and implementation of all homeland security practices and policies throughout the Port District. He also manages the Port s Homeland Security Grant Program. Mr. MacIntyre is a 1975 Navy ROTC graduate of the University of Southern California, with a B.A. in International Relations. He joined the U.S. Navy upon graduation and has held a number of operational and staff positions throughout his 30-year naval career. Key operational positions included Director of Public Safety, Navy Region Southwest; Commanding Officer, USS Flint (AE 32); and Commander, Maritime Prepositions Squadron Three. He retired as Navy Captain in July He holds an M.A. in National Security and Strategic Studies from the Naval War College and an M.S. in Management from Salve Regina College. Scott Stuckey Panelist VP Sales and Marketing, LRAD Corp. Scott Stuckey is a Vice President at LRAD Corporation where he has helped to develop state of the art acoustic hailing device technology. He has lead end user system integration and business development culminating in multiple acoustic hailing device programs with the US Navy, US Army, Marine Corps, foreign militaries and civilian organizations. He has 22 years of experience as a Naval Officer and in his civilian life has worked in aviation security, maritime security, and project management and infrastructure protection positions. Scott earned a Bachelor of Science from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and holds a Masters of Business Administration. PANEL DISCUSSION Topic: Regional 3Cs: A Case Study in Implementing New Technologies in the Public Safety Sector Sara Diaz Panelist Emerging Technologies Manager and Regional 3Cs Program Manager, SD Fire-Rescue Department Christine Galloway Panelist Regional 3Cs Project Manager, Enforcement Support Agency Kim Spero Panelist Program Manager, Regional Technology Clearinghouse, SDSU Research Foundation Mary Ellen Williams Panelist Providea Scott Akrie Panelist CEO, NetLogix As CEO, Scott brings a well-rounded telecommunications operations and strategic planning background to NetLogix. After beginning his career at Pacific Bell in Central Office Engineering and later moving into Tandem Operations, Scott attended an executive development program at Bellcore before he moved into Strategic Technology planning and working at Telesis Technology Laboratories. Scott has held various senior management positions in Network Engineering and Operations at AirTouch Communications, SprintPCS, and PrimeCo (which became Verizon Wireless). Subsequently, Scott was the first Vice President of Engineering and Operations for Clearwire. Prior to founding NetLogix, Scott served as Vice President and Chief Technical Officer of SkyRiver Communications. PAGE 16

19 PANEL DISCUSSION Topic: Mapping, Tracking & Visualization - Technologies & Applications Eric Westreich Moderator Defense Business Development Manager, Esri Eric Westreich has a history of introducing revolutionary technology into traditional organizations. During 21 years of naval service, he worked closely with operators to fully understand their problems and quickly deliver answers in the form of state of the art technology. Pioneering efforts turned new technology into products, which integrated operations, intelligence, and environmental information including environmental impact maps, humanitarian aid mission impacts, and chat based naval battle group coordination. He was presented with a Copernicus Award for implementing one of the first global subscription based web services for defense. Since then Eric has helped organizations share, visualize, and analyze information across diverse software applications and on diverse platforms including cloud, server, desktop, and mobile platforms. He promotes defense business development for Esri, the world leader in geographic information systems, and facilitates a collaborative effort between the department of defense, industry, and academia to promote rapid software application development. Eric holds Master of Science degrees in mechanical engineering and in meteorology and physical oceanography. Mike Hanning Panelist VP Marketing & Sales, TracPlus Combining 22 years of global sales and international marketing experience in the sports video analysis, security, and surveillance industries, ranging from real-time video analysis through to GPS tracking and visualisation. The last 5 years has been focused on tracking / visualisation in EMS, First Responders, Military, and Large Enterprise applications. I ve been with TacPlus since it s inception focusing on leveraging the unique platform technology that TracPlus offers. Ross Martin Panelist GIS Manager, San Diego County Capt. Scot Miller (Ret.) Panelist Research Associate Professor, Naval Postgraduate School Captain Scot Miller, a native of Honolulu, Hawaii, graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in He was assigned to flight training and earned his wings in Captain Miller reported to the Fighting Marlins of VP-40 at NAS Moffett Field, CA in 1980, where he completed three deployments to Misawa, Japan. In 1983, he reported to VT-3, NAS Whiting Field, FL, for duty as a Flight Instructor. While assigned instructor duty, he completed his Masters in Business Administration in 1986 from the University of West Florida. He was the VT-3 Instructor of the Year in He next reported to USS CARL VINSON (CVN-70) in Alameda, CA, as a catapult and arresting officer. He deployed twice to the Indian Ocean and the North Arabian Sea. In 1988, he served as Aide and Flag Lieutenant to Commander, Operational Test and Evaluation Force in Norfolk, VA. Following Fleet Replacement Squadron training, Captain Miller reported again to VP-40. He served as Administration, Tactics, and Maintenance Officer, and deployed again to Misawa, Japan, where he flew in support of Operation Desert Storm. In 1992, Captain Miller matriculated at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, CA, earning a Master of Science in Operations Analysis in Upon graduation, he served as the Modeling and Simulation Officer on the staff of the Commanderin-Chief, U.S. Pacific Fleet. In 1996, he was designated as a Fleet Support Officer. Captain Miller reported to Commander, Third Fleet in 1997 as the first director of the Sea Based Battle Laboratory. In 1999, he became the first Director of the Network Centric Innovation Center. In 2000, Captain Miller reported to the Naval War College, graduating with distinction and earning a Master of Arts in National Security and Strategic Studies. Captain Miller was designated as an Information Professional Officer and reported to the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command in 2001, where he served as the Deputy Program Director for Communications Systems and as Director of Operations for the Chief Engineer. Captain Miller completed the Advanced Program Management Course at the Defense Systems Management College in Captain Miller reported to the Navy Center for Tactical Systems Interoperability in June 2003 to serve as the eleventh commanding officer. PAGE 17

20 In October 2004, he reported as the first Chief of the Knowledge Management Division for the Multi National Force, Iraq. In December 2005 he returned to the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command Office of the Chief Engineer, where he served as the Assessment and Experimentation Departments Head, then as the Technical Director and first Department head for the Technical Authority Department. He retired in June 2007 with over 29 years of naval service. He joined the Naval Postgraduate School faculty as a Research Associate Professor in August His research interests include assessment of naval network centric warfare, non-classified operations and associated support tools, knowledge management, data strategies and implementation, information assurance, and innovative test and certification processes. Captain Miller s awards include the Legion of Merit, Meritorious Service Medal (with three Gold Stars), Navy Commendation Medal (with Gold Star), the Navy Achievement Medal (with Gold Star) and the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal. He is married to the former Wendy Barry of Albemarle, NC. They have one son, Jeff. WRAP UP SPEAKER Topic: Combating Terrorism Technology Innovation: Anticipating, Responding and Promoting Todd Brethauer Speaker Science Advisor, TSWG/CTTSO For the last twelve years after completing his U.S. Navy career, Todd Brethauer has served as the Science Advisor for the Combating Terrorism Technical Support Office (CTTSO). He is self-employed working under contract supporting the CTTSO Director and Program Managers. He currently manages a range of projects ranging from carbon nanotube cold-cathode x-ray sources to securing industrial control systems. Todd is a Distinguished Graduate of the National War College. He deployed six times to the Western Pacific and Arabian Gulf with the Midway, Lincoln and Vinson Carrier Battlegroups and the submarines Birmingham and Puffer. When not at TSWG, Todd does public science education at the United States Botanic Garden encouraging the next generation to pursue scientific careers by doing hands-on science shows with carnivorous plants, orchids, spices, sugarcane, cacti, bromeliads, chocolate and vanilla. At the United States Science and Engineering Festival in Washington in October 2010, he and the Botanic Garden staff recreated carnivorous plant experiments performed by Charles Darwin in the 1870s. PAGE 18