The call for speakers deadline has been extended to December 11. Click here for complete details.
CMMC Day will provide important perspectives for anyone involved in supply chain cybersecurity: Product Vendors, Component Suppliers, Commercial Testing Laboratories, DIB Subcontractors, Trusted Integrators, Standards Organizations, and Government Agencies
A Focus on new Efforts to Secure the Supply Chain
Part of a Growing Forum for Certification Leaders
Over 300,000 US government Defense Industrial Base (DIB) subcontractors will soon be affected by the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) framework to secure the federal supply chain. This complex framework will require all industry players to assess, prepare, execute, and certify a wide range of new security enhancements.
In support of this effort, CMMC Day offers a comprehensive overview of new certification requirements that will apply to industry stakeholders including product developers, DIB subcontractors, integrators, testing laboratories, and end-users. CMMC Day will review NIST 800-171 and other foundational federal supply chain cybersecurity standards and best practices. Speakers will cover efforts to map existing controls and processes across several maturity levels that range from basic cyber hygiene to advanced.
CMMC Day receives extensive speaker support from NIST, NIAP, and NSA—all major players in the rollout of CMMC. The Conference brings together the entire industry value chain: product vendors, component suppliers, commercial testing laboratories, trusted integrators, standards organizations, and government agencies.
Early registration discounts are in effect. Save up to $210.
Part of a 3-Day Focus on Federal ICT Product Certification:
Focusing on the National Security Agency’s (NSA) program to leverage commercial hardware and software technologies certified for Common Criteria in support of national security objectives. Click here for more info.
A special-focus day presented May 6, providing industry professionals an overview of the current status and future outlook for Common Criteria, the cybersecurity framework that underpins CSfC. Learn more here.
The US cybersecurity certification and labeling program known as Cyber Trust Mark is just over the horizon. For professionals affected by this fast-developing program, Cyber Trust Mark Day will cover the key industry issues.
2023 Speakers
Katie Arrington
Owner, LD Innovations, Former CISO, DoD / CMMC / SCRMAmira Armond
President, Kieri SolutionsJeff Baldwin
Founder & CEO, Space Coast CyberFrank Balonis
CISO & SVP Operations, KiteworksDavid Bedard
CCP – Information Security Compliance Analyst, KTL SolutionsMark Berman
CEO and Founder, FutureFeedRon Bushar
Head of Mandiant Government Solutions: Now part of Google Public SectorEric Crusius
Partner, Holland & KnightEmery Csulak
vCISO and former Federal CISO, BGS LLCDerrick Davis
Director for Industrial Cyber Security, DoD Office of Small Business Programs, OUSD Acquisition & Sustainment, Department of Defense (DoD)Regan Edens
Chief Transformation Officer, DTC GlobalKaren Evans
Managing Director, Cyber Readiness Institute, former Assistant Secretary for Cybersecurity, Energy Security and Emergency Response at the U.S. Department of EnergyWilly Fabritius
Global Head of Strategy & Business Development, Information Security Assurance, SGSMatt Gilbert
Principal, Baker Tilly USJames Goepel
Co-Founder, CMMC Information Institute; General Counsel and Director of Education and Content FutureFeedThomas Graham
VP, CISO and CMMC Provisional Assessor, RedspinBrandon Graves
Partner, Centre Law & ConsultingMichael Greenman
Sr Manager Cloud Solutions, DeltekLawrence Hale
Deputy Assistant Commissioner for Category Management, US General Services Administration (GSA)Patrick Hannah
CTO, Cloudhesive
Conference Tracks
CMMC Technology
Certified technologies and solutions
CMMC in Practice
Case studies and best practices in deployment
CMMC Policy
Standards, testing and certification requirements
CMMC Mission and Markets
Program goals and industry outlook
Early Registration Rate in effect: $480
Register by March 26 to save $210 off the Regular 2-Day Conference Fee ($690).Includes access to CSfC Conference, CMMC Day, and Common Criteria Day on Monday, May 6 and Tuesday, May 7, breaks, lunches, receptions, exhibitor showcase, and all conference materials.
