DISA’s Hosting and Compute Center (HaCC) is answering Lt Gen Skinner’s call for dynamic change by designing a dynamic customer service model for our cloud customers. The HaCC’s warfighter-centric cloud has three components: Agile customer relationship management, self-service support, and resiliency for the warfighter.

Hear from Patrick Perry at Zscaler.

Hear from a Carl Rios at Gigamon.

The Department of Defense is modernizing its cybersecurity architecture with zero trust. To accelerate progress, the DOD Zero Trust Reference Architecture offers a simple High-Level Operational Concept (OV-1) that illustrates essential security measures. With a single glance at OV-1, you’ll see: It all begins with Enterprise Identity.

The DoD Cloud Strategy outlines the need for both General Purpose and Fit-For-Purpose clouds to support mission needs.  Today, there are several Fit-For-Purpose cloud providers approved for use by DISA—but not all clouds are created equal. Defense Agencies have enterprise implementations of Fit-For-Purpose clouds to support DoD business mission areas, but what are things they should consider as they evaluate Fit-For-Purpose clouds? What are best practices when implementing these solutions and what is the impact on the mission? In this session, you will learn the advantages of multi-tenant cloud technology, the importance of a mobile-first and customer experience strategy, and implementation best practices.

Hear from Lt Col Matthew Kauffmann, U.S. Air Force