Cyber Physical Systems Security Summit

The 2023 NDIA Michigan Cyber-Physical Systems Security Summit will provide insights into challenges, programs, innovations, and opportunities to increase the cyber resilience of our military and critical assets for both national defense and homeland security. At this summit, you will hear from U.S. military and government leadership and interact with government and defense industry decision-makers, the military and civilian red teams, hackers, researchers, and strategists informing their decisions.

Theme: Securing Everything, Everywhere, All at Once

Attendees, Speakers, and interactive presentations will focus on cybersecurity for:

In-vehicle Cybersecurity
Satellite Communications
Supply Chain Cybersecurity: IIoT/Advanced Manufacturing
Critical Infrastructure: Power/Energy, Water, Oil/Gas

Who Should Attend

Attendees should bring an understanding of cybersecurity unique to their organization and mission. Attendees may include Mechanical/Electrical/Systems Engineers, Computer Science Engineers, cybersecurity researchers and practitioners, policymakers/government affairs professionals, cyber strategists and advocates, and innovators discussing cybersecurity solutions on the cybersecurity conference theme.

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2023 AGENDA HIGHLIGHTS

Fireside Chat with Michael Cadieux, Director, U.S Army, DEVCOM Ground Vehicle Systems Center (GVSC) and COL Jeffrey Jurand, Project Manager, Maneuver Combat Systems, PEO, Ground Combat Systems

Ground and Airy Army Cyber Leadership Fireside Chat with Tom Barnett, Cyber Technology Principal Investigator, U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Research Command and Jeff Jaczkowski, Cyber Director, U.S. Army Ground Vehicle Systems Center

U.S. Air Force Cyber DEVOPs From the Inside – Richard E. “Rich” Kutter, Senior Level executive, is the Technical Advisor, Embedded Computer Systems and Software, Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, Air Force Materiel Command, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base