April 28-30, 2020 / San Diego, California
Navigating Cyber Security
The health, safety and welfare of our customers, employees and partners is our top priority. As such, we have been closely monitoring the COVID-19 situation in recent weeks. This past week, General Dynamics Mission Systems and several of our customers’ U.S. government agencies have issued restrictions on non-essential travel.
As a result, we are actively looking into options for rescheduling our April 28-30 Dynamic Connections conference in San Diego. While we are still working those details, we can say definitively that DC20 will not occur as scheduled. That said, Dynamic Connections is our most important large-scale customer contact event, where we strive to learn about what our customers need and share our technology investments and advancements. It will, undoubtedly, be back. This is a temporary challenge, but our commitment to furthering our customers’ missions is lasting. Information and updates will be communicated as soon as we can.
Please direct all questions to DynamicConnections@gd-ms.com.
Encryption is both the first and last line of defense in the protection of the enterprise network. The Encryption Track provides insights into today’s state-of-the-art in network, media and platform encryption, and provides insights into the future of this critical cyber technology.
Protected access to voice, data and applications anywhere, anytime is needed today while maintaining the essential functionality of the device. The Secure Mobile Track explores customer needs, requirements and technology that meet the rapidly evolving demands of mobile operations and devices.
Advanced adversaries maintain capabilities which defeat current defensive solutions and approaches. The Unified Cyber Defense Track discusses how customers improve resistance against sophisticated insider and external threats.
Mission critical platforms are not reaching the deployed warfighter due to the complexity, cost and schedule of accreditation. The Platform Security Track examines how to reduce platform accreditation time and provide the critical security capabilities necessary to operate in today’s dynamic cyber domain.
The Electromagnetic Spectrum has become a highly contested environment for our country and our allies. The Integrated Cyber & EW Track studies the advances in “RF Convergence” (the integration of Cyber, Radios, SIGINT, EW and Radar) that offers a revolutionary approach using spectrum for assured communications and comprehensive battlespace awareness to dominate this new warfighting domain.