July 30 - August 01, 2018 | Sheraton Tampa Riverwalk
The Multi Domain Battlefield
The complexity of the modern global conflicts requires the Special Operations community to engage in extensive joint, combined and inter-agency operations in order to achieve their military and strategic objectives. To compete and face the various emerging threats, operational objectives and the complexity of the Unconventional warfare the SOF community needs to leverage emerging and innovative technologies, as well as share information and act in a collaborative and connected way.
"Special Operations - Nexus", will explore the current trends, challenges and needs of the Special Operations Community, and the future solutions for the "Multi-Domain Battlefield" where the competition is in the Physical, Virtual and Cognitive Domains.
GOVERNMENT AND ACTIVE MILITARY ATTEND FOR FREE
Get an In-Depth Understanding on:
* Congressional Approach for Future Special Operations Forces
* Providing a Technological Overmatch Utilizing Commercial AI and Machine Learning Capabilities
* Enhancing the Cognitive State of the Warfighters
* Enabling Tactical Superiority by Utilizing Advanced Munitions
* Expanding the Multi-Domain Maneuvers by Increasing Capabilities
* ARSOF Operating Concept for 2035 and Beyond - Capabilities and Requirements for the Future Battlefield
* Engaging Adversaries in the Cognitive Domain
* SOCOM Futures Foundry Process - Investing in Tomorrow's Capabilities
2018 Featured Special Operations NEXUS Speakers
SOF Caucus
U.S Congress
Director, G-9 (Concepts, Experimentation, Science and Technology and Capability Integration and Analysis Directorate)
U.S. Army Special Operations Command
Program Manager, RD-NTD
Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA)
Chief, Concepts Division
U.S. Army Special Operations Command
Director, Special Operations Program
CNA
Senior Fellow
Joint Special Operations University
Human Centered Design Group Lead
MITRE
Special Operations NEXUS Agenda
Special Operations NEXUS Team is excited to announce that it will be coming to Tampa, this July 30 - August 1st. We will will explore the current trends, challenges and needs of the Special Operations Community, and the future solutions for the "Multi-Domain Battlefield" - Physical, Virtual and Cognitive - From state of the art AI and Machine Learning Technology to the newest and most advanced weapons systems Download the Agenda today to see what we have in store for you for 2018.
FBI and CIA Viewpoints on Current and Future Cyber Threats
We recently spoke with FBI Section Chief, Trent Teyema, who oversees all aspects of operation readiness for the FBI’s Cyber Division, and most recently served as the Special Agent in Charge of Counterintelligence and Cyber for the Los Angeles Field Office. As well as Sherrill L. Nicely started her tenure as CIA’s Chief Information Security Officer. She is responsible for overseeing the defensive posture of the Agency's cyber security capabilities.
