Content | 2009 Excalibur Conference Sponsor Detail Plan

About the Conference

Conference Dates: November 6–November 8,2009
Location: Wuxi, China

This year's conference title is "Information Sharing and Response to Built Efficient Infrastructures for Today's Critical Joint Environment". It is a balanced mix convention where technical and non-technical people can meet each other and share freely all kind of information.It supports a focus on continuous improvement and developing greater efficiencies effort to global cyber coherence. This conference is to look at what we have learned and how we can better apply ourselves and resources to help and avoid IT conflicts in time. Through our conference, we will look for opportunities to build a joint coordination team by discussing what we can do today with leading edge technologies, networks and infrastructures which result in commercial and social mitigation of hacking enviroument. We seek to increase our partnerships across the Government official and with industry. Our distinguished keynote speakers, panelists and presenters will share with you their vision of today's emerging technologies and distribution concepts we can use to improve the IT and Network infrastructures globally. The conference is three days of active discussions, presentations, workshops and games for sharing experience around new attacks, defensive techniques and information security (including funky experiments).

The conference features a wide variety of breakout sessions that provide attendees with a forum for discussing issues and solutions. These targeted breakouts provide an opportunity to learn new tools of the trade and get an overview of the new technologies driving the industry.

The following are a sampling of the topics currently planned:

IPv6 Cybersecurity
Network Virtualization
Hacking Techniques: Hacking Stuff
Social engineer
Hardware hacking

Panel Discussions

Three targeted panel discussions, led by talented governent and industry leaders, are being offered:

(1)1Hardware R&D within hacking
(2)Information Warfare
(3) information sharing and response

Who Should Attend:

Participation is open to the Information Technology and Communications community, including active duty, reserve components and industry personnel. Professionals in government and industry working in the following areas can benefit from this conference:

IT / Communications
System Architecture
Distribution Process
Contracting
Wireless Technologies
Information Security/Intelligence
Cyber Crime
Career Changers
GIO Professionals

Conference

	About the Conference Conference Dates: November 6–November 8,2009 Location: Wuxi, China This year's conference title is "Information Sharing and Response to Built Efficient Infrastructures for Today's Critical Joint Environment". It is a balanced mix convention where technical and non-technical people can meet each other and share freely all kind of information.It supports a focus on continuous improvement and developing greater efficiencies effort to global cyber coherence. This conference is to look at what we have learned and how we can better apply ourselves and resources to help and avoid IT conflicts in time. Through our conference, we will look for opportunities to build a joint coordination team by discussing what we can do today with leading edge technologies, networks and infrastructures which result in commercial and social mitigation of hacking enviroument. We seek to increase our partnerships across the Government official and with industry. Our distinguished keynote speakers, panelists and presenters will share with you their vision of today's emerging technologies and distribution concepts we can use to improve the IT and Network infrastructures globally. The conference is three days of active discussions, presentations, workshops and games for sharing experience around new attacks, defensive techniques and information security (including funky experiments). The conference features a wide variety of breakout sessions that provide attendees with a forum for discussing issues and solutions. These targeted breakouts provide an opportunity to learn new tools of the trade and get an overview of the new technologies driving the industry. The following are a sampling of the topics currently planned: IPv6 Cybersecurity Network Virtualization Hacking Techniques: Hacking Stuff Social engineer Hardware hacking Panel Discussions Three targeted panel discussions, led by talented governent and industry leaders, are being offered: (1)1Hardware R&D within hacking (2)Information Warfare (3) information sharing and response Who Should Attend: Participation is open to the Information Technology and Communications community, including active duty, reserve components and industry personnel. Professionals in government and industry working in the following areas can benefit from this conference: IT / Communications System Architecture Distribution Process Contracting Wireless Technologies Information Security/Intelligence Cyber Crime Career Changers GIO Professionals