Welcome to GRU's 2Nd Annual Cyber Education Summit Thank You To

Welcome To GRU’s 2nd Annual Cyber Education Summit

Welcome! We are excited to host the second annual Cyber Education Summit at Georgia Regents University, soon to be Augusta University. Welcome to our campus! Since last year’s summit, we have been very busy. We launched the GRU Cyber Institute to provide a framework for cybersecurity initiatives at our university, and we hosted two cybersecurity summer academies for high school students. And that is just the beginning of what our university and our region can contribute to the effort to secure our nation’s cyber future. Your presence here today clearly signals the importance of this issue. In an increasingly wired world, we all have a big stake in the security of our digital information. The wealth of expertise available among the senior military and government personnel, industry representatives, academia and community leaders here today will advance our understanding of the critical issues and no doubt stimulate much valuable discussion. I am grateful to our honorary hosts and expert panel of speakers. And I want to express my appreciation to our event organizers for providing this opportunity to explore ways we can all work together — government, industry and higher education stakeholders — to ensure the safety and security of our data and our world.

Brooks A. Keel, Ph.D. President, Georgia Regents University, soon to be Augusta University CEO, Georgia Regents Health System

Thank You To Our Honorary Hosts

SAXBY CHAMBLISS U.S. REP. LYNN WESTMORELAND Partner, DLA Piper, Chairman, NSA and Cybersecurity Previous Vice Chairman of U.S. Senate Subcommittee, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence Select Committee on Intelligence WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2015 Augusta Marriott Riverfront, 2 Tenth Street, 30901 • Location: Estes Room

3:00 PM Registration

3:30 PM GRU Welcoming Remarks Dr. Gretchen Caughman, Provost, Georgia Regents University Welcome to Augusta The Honorable Hardie Davis, Mayor, City of Augusta Introductory Speaker: The Importance of Cybersecurity to Georgia The Honorable David Perdue, United States Senator (GA)

4:00 PM Keynote Speaker Mr. Robert Anderson Jr., Executive Assistant Director of Criminal, Cyber, Response and Services Branch; FBI

5:00 PM Networking Reception (Lamar Room)

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2015 Georgia Regents University • J. Harold Harrison, M.D. Education Commons 1301 R.A. Dent Boulevard, 30912 • Location: Hall B

8:00 AM Welcome President Brooks A. Keel, Ph.D., President, Georgia Regents University, CEO, Georgia Regents Health System Presentation of Colors Georgia Regents University ROTC Pledge of Allegiance The Honorable Rick Allen, United States Congressman (GA-12)

8:15 AM Opening Remarks The Honorable Lynn Westmoreland, United States Congressman (GA-3)

8:30 AM Introduction of Keynote Speaker The Honorable Saxby Chambliss, Partner, DLA Piper Former Vice-Chair of U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence

8:45 AM Keynote Speaker Ms. Stephanie O’Sullivan, Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence

9:45 AM Networking Break

#AUGcybersummit THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2015

10:15 AM Panel Discussion: Overview of Unique Cyber Partnerships Across the Nation Location: Hall B

Moderator: Dr. Karla Leeper, Executive Vice President for Strategic Communications, Chief Marketing Officer, Georgia Regents University

Panelists: Mr. Girish Seshagiri, VP, Ishpi Technologies, Inc. Dr. Tony Coulson, Director, Cyber Security Center, California State University, San Bernardino Mr. Daniel Stein, Program Lead, National Cybersecurity Education and Training Program (NCTEP), Cybersecurity Education and Awareness Branch, DHS Mr. David Brown, Director of Cyber Talent, SANS Institute

11:15 AM Networking Break

11:30 AM Keynote Speaker Lt. Gen. Edward C. Cardon, Commanding General, U.S. Army Cyber Command

12:15 PM Lunch (provided)

1:15 PM Keynote Speaker Mr. Sean Roche, Deputy Director, Directorate for Digital Innovation, CIA

2:00 PM Panel discussions to run concurrently

Panel Discussion: Coordinating Cyber Community Wide: It’s a Team Sport Location: Hall A

Moderator: Mr. Deke Copenhaver, Principal, Copenhaver Consulting, LLC

Panelists: Mr. Tom Sadowski, President/CEO, Economic Alliance of Greater Baltimore Mr. Todd Boudreau, Deputy Commandant, U.S. Army Cyber School Mr. Tom Patterson, VP, Unisys Global Security Solutions Mr. Mark Baggett, President, Greater Augusta Information Systems Security Association (ISSA)

Panel Discussion: Cybersecurity in the Health Care World: What’s at Risk Location: Hall B

Moderator: Mr. Matthew J. Eggers, Senior Director, National Security and Emergency Preparedness Department, U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Panelists: Dr. Suzanne Schwartz, Director of Emergency Preparedness/ Operations and Medical Countermeasures Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH), FDA Mr. Michael McNeil, Global Product Security and Services Officer, Royal Philips 3:00 PM Networking Break

3:15 PM Panel discussions to run concurrently

Panel Discussion Cybersecurity Workforce Needs: Building for the Future Location: Hall B

Moderator: Dr. Gretchen Caughman, Provost, Georgia Regents University

Panelists: Mr. Rodney J. Petersen, Director, National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education (NICE), National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST), U.S. Department of Commerce Col. Donald Bray, Commander, Army Cyber Protection Brigade Mr. Mark Lytle, Vice Chancellor for Economic Development, University System of Georgia Mr. Mike Cameron, VP Integrated Systems Group, Leidos, Inc.

Panel Discussion: Emerging Needs for Cybersecurity Curriculum and Skills Location: Hall A

Moderator: Ms. Joanne Sexton, Cyber Institute Director, Georgia Regents University

Panelists: Dr. Leonard T. Reinsfelder, Associate Director of Education and Training, NSA Lt. Col. Michael Nowatkowski, Army Cyber Institute at West Point, Cyber Center of Excellence Forward Support Dr. Blair Taylor, Clinical Associate Professor, Computer and Information Sciences, Towson University Dr. Mustaque Ahamad, Professor, Computer Science, Georgia Institute of Technology Dr. Kyle Cronin, Assistant Professor, Cyber Security, Dakota State University

4:15 PM Networking Break

4:30 PM Keynote Speaker Maj. Gen. Stephen G. Fogarty, Commanding General, U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence and Fort Gordon

5:15 PM Closing Remarks

#AUGcybersummit KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

ROBERT ANDERSON JR. Executive Assistant Director, Criminal, Cyber, Response and Services Branch, Federal Bureau of Investigation

Robert Anderson Jr. was appointed executive assistant director (EAD) of the Criminal, Cyber, Response and Services Branch in March 2014. In this position, he oversees all FBI criminal and cyber investigations worldwide, international operations, critical incident response and victim assistance. Anderson most recently served as assistant director of the Counterintelligence Division beginning in August 2012; prior to that, he was the division’s deputy assistant director for operations. Anderson joined the FBI in 1995 and reported to the Washington Field Office (WFO), where he worked narcotics and violent crime cases. He then served on the Hostage Rescue Team and completed deployments to more than 20 countries and war zones.

STEPHANIE O’SULLIVAN Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence

Stephanie O’Sullivan was sworn in as the principal deputy director of national intelligence (PDDNI) on February 28, 2011. As PDDNI, O’Sullivan serves in a role similar to that of a chief operating officer where she focuses on the operations of the ODNI and manages intelligence community (IC) coordination and information sharing. She also reinforces the DNI’s intelligence integration initiatives and focus on IC resource challenges. Before this assignment, she served as the associate deputy director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) since December 2009, where she worked with the director and deputy director in the overall leadership of the agency, with emphasis on day-to-day management of the organization. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in civil engineering from the Missouri Science and Technology University.

#AUGcybersummit KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

LT. GEN. EDWARD C. CARDON Commanding General, U.S. Army Cyber Command

Lt. Gen. Edward C. Cardon is the commanding general of U.S. Army Cyber Command and Second Army. He was born in Texas and raised in California. In 1982, he was commissioned as an engineer officer from the United States Military Academy at West Point. Cardon has commanded at every level, from company through division. Prior to leading Army Cyber Command and Second Army, he commanded the 2nd Infantry Division in South Korea. His education includes a Bachelor of Science degree from the United States Military Academy and two master’s degrees in national security and strategic studies from the National War College and the U.S. Naval Command and Staff College. Cardon is married and has three children.

SEAN P. ROCHE Deputy Director, Directorate for Digital Innovation, CIA

In March 2015, Sean P. Roche was named associate deputy director of CIA for digital innovation. The Directorate for Digital Innovation is responsible for accelerating the integration of digital and cyber capabilities across all of CIA’s mission areas. Prior to his assignment to the Directorate for Digital In- novation, Roche served as the deputy director for science and technology. In this role, he provided daily leadership that enabled the Directorate to attack national intelligence problems with effective targeting, advanced technology and excellent tradecraft. During his 34 years of federal service, Roche has been responsible for missions ranging from R&D to operations and has held a number of leadership positions across the Directorate for Science and Technology. He served as the director for the Office of Mission Resources (OMR) starting in 2013 and had previously served as the director for the Office of Integrated Missions (OIM) since 2009. In those roles, he provided the mechanisms, expertise and resources to better enable agile operational responses alongside an improved ability to overcome impediments to DS&T mission needs and emerging capabilities.

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MAJ. GEN. STEPHEN G. FOGARTY Commanding General, U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence and Fort Gordon

Maj. Gen. Stephen G. Fogarty, a native of Savannah, Geor- gia, was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the military intelligence branch in May 1983, after earning his Bachelor of Arts in History at North Georgia College. He also holds a Master of Science in Administration from Central Michigan University and a Master in Strategic Studies from the U.S. Army War College. His military education includes Airborne School, the Military Intelligence Officer Basic and Advanced Courses, Ranger School, Jumpmaster Course, Combined Arms & Services Staff School, Long Range Surveillance Leaders Course, U.S. Army Command and General Staff College, U.S. Army War College, and the CAPSTONE General and Flag Officer Course. Maj. Gen. Fogarty served in Afghanistan as director, Joint Intelligence Operations Center—Afghanistan, from 2007 to 2008, before assuming duties as director of intelligence, J-2, United States Central Command, MacDill Air Force Base, Fl, 2008-10. He returned to Afghanistan in 2010-12 to serve as Deputy Chief of Staff, Intelligence, CJ-2, for NATO’s International Security Assistance Force, before moving to Fort Belvoir, Va, to assume duties as commanding general, U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command, from 2012-14. He most recently served as special assistant to the director of the army staff, Office of the Chief of Staff, in Washington, D.C.

Special thanks to these program participants

ANTHONY ROBINSON, PH.D. U.S. SENATOR DAVID PERDUE

U.S. REP. RICK ALLEN MAYOR HARDIE DAVIS

AND THE GEORGIA REGENTS UNIVERSITY ROTC PANEL DISCUSSION #1 Overview of Unique Cyber Partnerships Across the Nation

This panel will offer a profile of unique partnerships from around the country that have embraced and advanced the cyber mission. How can we learn from their successes, and what form does partnership take in Augusta and in Georgia? Panelists will discuss how different partnerships help recruit, train, retrain and assist in building the cyber workforce.

MODERATOR DR. KARLA LEEPER

PANELISTS

DAVID BROWN DR. TONY COULSON GIRISH SESHAGIRI

DANIEL STEIN

For full bios go to gru.edu/cybersummit PANEL DISCUSSION #2 Coordinating Cyber Community Wide: It’s a Team Sport

How can Augusta serve as a model for the rest of Georgia as we work to embrace, support and advance the cyber mission? Where are the existing strengths, and what progress have we made here in Georgia? What are current and future challenges? What is the best way for government, industry and academia to work together in a coordinated fashion to grow our community and economy? How can we learn from other communities who are ahead of us?

MODERATOR DEKE COPENHAVER

PANELISTS

MARK BAGGETT TODD BOUDREAU TOM PATTERSON

TOM SADOWSKI

For full bios go to gru.edu/cybersummit PANEL DISCUSSION #3 Cybersecurity in the Health Care World

In a world where we are increasingly dependent on technology and almost all information is transmitted over the Internet by use of technology, why should be we concerned? Where are current threats, and how can we prepare to protect our R&D pertaining to drug development and clinical trials? What other threats should the health care community be aware of with regard to medical device and equipment vulnerabilities? This discussion will explore existing and future threats and the possible need to cross-reference cybersecurity training and expertise in the health care education realm.

MODERATOR MATTHEW J. EGGERS

PANELISTS

MICHAEL MCNEIL DR. SUZANNE SCHWARTZ

For full bios go to gru.edu/cybersummit PANEL DISCUSSION #4 Cybersecurity Workforce Needs: Building for the Future

What are the education and skill set needs for the public and private sectors? What are current and future challenges for hiring, and where are the biggest gaps in the workforce? How can Georgia serve as a model for the rest of the country as we work to increase the cyber workforce? What is the economic impact of educating and keeping more cybersecurity experts in Georgia? How does Georgia stay competitive nationally, and what forms of economic development might we see as a result of embracing the cyber mission? The panelists will discuss workforce deficits, skill set needs, economic impact and how we can help.

MODERATOR DR. GRETCHEN CAUGHMAN

PANELISTS

COL. DONALD BRAY MIKE CAMERON MARK LYTLE

RODNEY J. PETERSEN

For full bios go to gru.edu/cybersummit PANEL DISCUSSION #5 Emerging Needs for Cybersecurity Curriculum and Skills

As cyberattacks become more prevalent and damaging, everything from the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) hack to attacks against the Department of Defense network, training our cyber warriors, both military and civilian, to protect against our enemies’ cyber threats is paramount. While the Pentagon’s cybersecurity requirements will be one of the driving forces in new training programs and tools, the private sector and our higher education institutions must continually innovate to keep their instruction relevant. The panelists will provide insight into the new techniques and threats on the horizon and the cyber defense skills and ethics that will likely be required of the next generation of cybersecurity professionals.

MODERATOR JOANNE SEXTON

PANELISTS

DR. MUSTAQUE AHAMAD DR. KYLE CRONIN LT. COL. MICHAEL NOWATKOWSKI

DR. LEONARD T. REINSFELDER DR. BLAIR TAYLOR

For full bios go to gru.edu/cybersummit