But data by itself isn’t enough. It must be secure and trustworthy, while still being accessible to those who need it. Cloud computing and mobile networks can help with collection and dissemination of data, but must be kept secure against hackers, jammers and spoofers. Protecting data must be balanced with allowing access for those who need it without forcing them to go through a convoluted verification process every time.

In this webcast, Defense News explored the best practices in balancing security and data, including access control protocols, Zero Trust and other tools that can help ensure that data is both trustworthy and available to those who need it.

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Guest Speakers:

• Christopher Pymm, Thunderdome Portfolio Manager, DISA
• Mike Rohde, Deputy Chief Information Security Officer, Federal, ServiceNow

Across the Defense Department, military leaders want to be able to connect any sensor to any shooter. That means creating a connected battlefield, first with the U.S. military and then with allies. But a key part of this evolution, including for programs like JADC2, is a more sophisticated use of sharing data and building networks. In this panel event at AUSA, Defense News and C4ISRNET spoke with representatives from the U.S. Army and international leaders about next steps, lessons learned and how to help boost multi-domain operations in the Indo-Pacific and European theaters. We also discussed experimentation efforts, upcoming milestones and how to help synchronize operations among forces.

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Guest Speakers:

• LTG John Morrison, Deputy Chief of Staff G-6, U.S. Army
• LTG Maria B. Barrett, Commanding General, U.S. Army Cyber Command
• MG Jeth Rey, Director, Network Cross Functional Team, U.S. Army
• Nicholaus H. Saacks, Deputy Program Executive Officer, (PEO C3T), U.S. Army
• Brig. Gen. Warren Gould, Director General of Systems and Integration, Land Capability Division, Australian Army
• Dan Kunze, Mission Account Manager, ServiceNow