DoDIN APL Day Agenda 2024
May 8 | The Hotel UMD, College Park, Maryland
New for 2024—presented May 8, the day after the CSfC Conference. DoDIN APL Day brings together key stakeholders from government and industry to focus on the requirements to test and certify products that affect communication and collaboration across the DoD Information Network. Topics include: the role of NIAP evaluations; helping DoD to leverage industry innovation; the DoDIN APL as an extension to the Common Criteria evaluation; navigating certification pitfalls; deploying IPB tactics in digital warfare; zero trust, using data as a basis for decision making; supply chain dynamics; securing remote access; and more. DoDIN APL Day provides important perspectives for anyone involved with efforts to ensure the offensive and defensive strength of the network including product vendors, component suppliers, testing laboratories, DIB subcontractors, trusted integrators, standards organizations, and government agencies.
Part of a 3-Day Focus on Federal ICT Product Certification
Events include Monday, May 6: Common Criteria Day, CMMC Day Tuesday, May 7: CSfC Conference Wednesday, May 8: Cyber Trust Mark Day, DoDIN APL Day. One-Day, Two-Day and Three-Day Discount Registration is available.
Sponsorship Options Available: Reach a professional audience focused on DoDIN APL.
Wednesday, May 8
08:00-09:00 Registration
09:00 – 10:30 Conference Session
Overview and Outlook (Y20)
| Overview and Outlook (Y20) |
| Moderator: Mark Luther, Manager, Product Development Network Engineering and CSfC Architect, Curtiss-Wright |
09:00 Should I Care About NIAP Evaluations? (Y20a) Matthew Downey, Technical Lead, National Information Assurance Partnership (NIAP)
09:30 Open Innovation: Key to Helping DoD More Effectively Leverage Industry Innovation (Y20b) Dave Lockhart, Senior Manager, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Army and Special Operations Forces, Business Development, Operations, Boeing
10:00 Quantum (Resistant Crypto.) (Y20c) Stiepan Kovac, Quantum Resistant Cryptography (US, global)
10:30-11:00 Networking Break
11:00-12:30 Conference Session
Requirements and Certification Process (Y21)
| Requirements and Certification Process (Y21) |
| Moderator: Mark Luther, Manager, Product Development Network Engineering and CSfC Architect, Curtiss-Wright |
11:00 DoDIN APL: A Logical Extension to the Common Criteria Evaluation (Y21a) Herbert Markle, CC Technical Director and Lead DoDIN APL Consultant, Booz Allen Hamilton
11:30 Navigating the Pitfalls on the Path to DoDIN APL Certification (Y21b) Jeremy Duncan, Managing Partner, Tachyon Dynamics
12:00 Beyond the CIA Triad (Y21c) Jim West, Founder & CEO, TopCyberPro.com
12:30–13:30 Lunch
13:30-15:00 Conference Session
DoDIN APL In Practice/Case Studies (Y22)
| DoDIN APL In Practice/Case Studies (Y22) |
| Moderator: Tricia Wolff, Security Research Engineer, Cisco |
13:30 Navigating Modern Day and Post Quantum Algorithm Compliance. Hybrids to the Rescue! (Y22a) Anthony Hu, Senior Software Developer, wolfSSL
14:00 Changes Between the CC and FIPS Standards—How They Are Affecting APL Projects (Y22b) Kathleen Moyer, Director of Service Delivery, Corsec Security
14:30 Back to Basics: Using Data as a Basis for Safe and Ethical Decision Making (Y22c) Tommy Gardner, CTO, HP Federal
15:00-15:30 Networking Break
15:30-17:00 Conference Session
Technology and Innovation (Y23)
| Technology and Innovation (Y23) |
| Moderator: Tricia Wolff, Security Research Engineer, Cisco |
15:30 Supply Chain Dynamics: Sourcing and Compliance in an Uncertain Environment (Y23a) Stephanie Kostro, EVP Policy, Professional Services Council
16:00 Securing Remote Access (Y23b) Bill Harrod, Federal/Public Sector CTO, Ivanti