IT Acquisition Advisory Council

IT-AAC Leadership Roundtable
Date:             Feb 2nd, 2012 2:00-5:00pm (Registration starts 1:30; Cocktail Reception after)
Host:             Potomac Institute for Policy Studies
Location:      901 N Stuart St, Suite 200, Arlington, VA 22203-1860 near Ballston Metro
                       (Main Conference Room)
Topic:           Expanding FedRAMP Security Controls for Secure Cloud Acquisition
RSVP:          Principals Only:  Helmut.Mertins@IT-AAC.org  703-768-0400

1330- Registration and Meet/Greet

1400- Introductions and Opening Remarks
Honorable John Grimes, former DOD CIO, and Deputy Asst Secretary OSD NII
General David Reist, VP Strategy and Planning, Potomac Institute for Policy Studies

1415- Enhancing Security Controls for High Assurance Cloud Services (building on FedRAMP)
David McClure, GSA CS Director
Dan Wilbricht, Director Intel Programs, RedHat

1445- Automated Tools and Agile Methods for Infrastructure Modernization and Cloud Transition
Philip Newcomb, President, TSRI and 2011 Stevenson Award Recipient
AF A6 Frank Konieczny, Chief Technology Officer to CIO

1515- Break

1545- Assessment Methods for Measuring Business Value and Risk Mitigation of Cloud Security
Bill Corrington, Cloud Security Alliance Special Master
John Weiler, Managing Director, IT-AAC
Mehul Sanghani, President, Octo Consulting

1645- Transforming Governance and Incentives for Shared Infrastructure Services
Steve Cooper, FAA CIO
Joe Albaugh, FAA CISO
Doug Roseboro, FAA CTO/Director of Shared Services

1715 -1900   IT-AAC Cocktail Social

Based on results of our past 38 Leadership Roundtables, you will be joined by 40-50 of your peers (GOs/SESs/CxOs) representing Congress, Defense, Civil Agencies, Intelligence, Standards Bodies, Think Tanks, Academia, Innovators, and Industry Luminaries.   Additional details posted daily at www.IT-AAC.org.Thanks to the selfless dedication of Honorable Mike Wynne and our 15 public service partners, IT-AAC provides a unique, rice bowl free structure that can take on one of our nation’s greatest challenges to national security: IT Management.   Thanks to the combined efforts of our public/private partners, significant progress has been made in the 15 year struggle to fundamentally transform how government buys and manages IT.   This is why your continued participation in this "coalition of the willing" is so important. 

The IT-AAC is composed of over a dozen public interest concerns working together to transform how government buys and manages IT.   The Partnership increases the aperture of innovation through real world IT expertise and agile acquisition tools needed to eliminate stove pipes, consolidate IT Infrastructure and Secure Cloud Computing.