Federal ICAM Information Sharing Day and Vendor Expo

The Federal ICAM Information Sharing Day and Vendor Expo will take place on Tuesday, June 18, 2013 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

This event will consist of presentations, panel discussions, and breakout sessions on pressing issues facing the Federal Government’s ICAM programs today. Attendees will also benefit from a vendor exhibit, showcasing technology solutions to satisfy ICAM needs.

This free event is open to government employees, contractors, and industry representatives (e.g., vendors).

LOGISTICS/VENUE INFORMATION  

The ICAM Information Day and Vendor Expo will be held on June 18, 2013 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the following location:

GSA One Constitution Square Building
1275 First Street NE, Washington

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Those attending ICAM Information Day and Vendor Expo should register at the following site: http://www.gsa.gov/ICAMexpo

Special Information for Vendor Registration

If you plan to participate in the Spring 2013 ICAM Day’s Vendor Expo, please complete the registration process and choose your affiliation as a "Vendor". Upon registration, you will be contacted by the conference coordinator to provide additional details for exhibit coordination. ICAM Day vendor registration is free, but limited to the first 25 vendors.

AGENDA

Please note that the agenda is subject to change.

Timeframe
Description
Speaker
8:00 – 9:00
Registration
 
9:00 – 9:10
Deb Gallagher (GSA)
Paul Grant (DoD)
9:10 – 9:30
Chi Hickey (GSA)
9:30 – 10:30
Panel Discussion: Attribute Exchange and Information Sharing in Action
Panelists will share the latest updates on technology and approaches for attribute exchange and the importance of information sharing and safeguarding to the national cybersecurity agenda.
Anil John (GSA), Moderator
  • David Coxe (ID DataWeb, Inc.)
  • Dieter Schuller (Radiant Logic)
  • Nathaniel (Ted) Sobel (DHS)
  • John F. Wandelt (GTRI)
  • Martin Smith (PM-ISE)
10:30 – 11:30
Panel Discussion: Externalizing Authentication
Panelists will provide insights into how Agencies can externalize authentication using shared services. Participants include members of the OMB MAX Authentication Team as well as members of the Federal Cloud Credential Exchange (FCCX) Team.
Anil John (GSA), Moderator
  • FCCX Team
  • MAX.GOV Team
11:30 – 12:30
Lunch break (lunch not provided)
12:30 – 4:00
Vendor Expo
12:30 – 1:15
Breakout Session 1 

FICAM Procurement [Government Only. PIV Required for Entrance]
An interactive discussion with agencies with regards to challenges and gaps in procuring PACS components/systems from the Approved Products List. Potential discussion topics include breakdown of new PACS categories, severity levels/risks, ICAM test cards, development of acquisition language that complies with policy and meets agency needs, and defining acquisition requirements for relevant ICAM systems.

Driving Mobility Forward with ICAM
A discussion of current trends and technology within the mobile environment. Potential discussion topics include contactless, enterprise architecture, and strategies for supporting a mobile, remote workforce.

Enterprise PACS Solution Best Practices
A discussion of lessons learned, solutions, and processes to support implementation of agency-wide enterprise PACS and PIV-enablement. Potential discussion topics include managing risk, designing an enterprise PACS, and migrating to strong authentication using the PIV Card.

Realizing the Value of ICAM
A discussion of how to plan, implement, and measure an agency ICAM program focused on efficiency, cost-savings, and value. Potential discussion topics include the strategic importance of ICAM as a mission enabler, messaging ICAM to leadership, prioritizing and securing investments, and selecting cost-effective design and solutions for implementation.
1:20 – 2:05
Breakout Session 2 

FICAM Procurement [Government Only. PIV Required for Entrance]
An interactive discussion with agencies with regards to challenges and gaps in procuring PACS components/systems from the Approved Products List. Potential discussion topics include breakdown of new PACS categories, severity levels/risks, ICAM test cards, development of acquisition language that complies with policy and meets agency needs, and defining acquisition requirements for relevant ICAM systems.

Driving Mobility Forward with ICAM
A discussion of current trends and technology within the mobile environment. Potential discussion topics include contactless, enterprise architecture, and strategies for supporting a mobile, remote workforce.

Enterprise PACS Solution Best Practices
A discussion of lessons learned, solutions, and processes to support implementation of agency-wide enterprise PACS and PIV-enablement. Potential discussion topics include managing risk, designing an enterprise PACS, and migrating to strong authentication using the PIV Card.

Realizing the Value of ICAM
A discussion of how to plan, implement, and measure an agency ICAM program focused on efficiency, cost-savings, and value. Potential discussion topics include the strategic importance of ICAM as a mission enabler, messaging ICAM to leadership, prioritizing and securing investments, and selecting cost-effective design and solutions for implementation.
2:10 – 2:35
Accelerating the implementation timeline and reducing the cost of PIV in application by using Cloud services
  • Xceedium
  • Amazon Web Services
2:35 – 3:35
Panel Discussion: Tackling an Evolving Mobile Environment
Panelists will discuss approaches for addressing common mobility and security-related challenges. Panel will include agency representatives at different stages of program planning and execution, as well as participants from policy and technical viewpoints.
Donna Dodson (NIST), Moderator
  • John Hickey (DOD/DISA)
  • Tom McCarty (DHS)
  • Adam Zeimet (USDA)
3:35 – 3:55
OMB ICAM Update
[Government Only. PIV Required for Entrance]
Carol Bales (OMB)
3:55 – 4:00
Closing Remarks
Salomeh Ghorbani (GSA)