Discover the evolving Multi-INT environment:

On October 31, 2007, President Bush introduced a plan for sharing intelligence to counter terrorism. The initiative is titled: National Strategy for Information Sharing: Success and Challenges in Improving Terrorism-Related Information Sharing.

The Strategy was developed with the understanding that homeland security information, terrorism information, and law enforcement information related to terrorism can come from multiple sources, all levels of government, as well as from private sector organizations and foreign sources. Federal, State, local, and tribal government organizations use such information for multiple purposes. In addition to traditional law enforcement uses, such information is used to:

• 1) Support efforts to prevent terrorist attacks
• 2) Protect civilian and military assets abroad
• 3) Improve intelligence reliability through multi-source collection integration
• 4) Provide advanced training and education for intelligence agents
• 5) Determine the allocation of funding and other resources for increased security at home and abroad

Core elements of this year’s event include:

• Data analysis – How quickly can a technology system synthesize data and provide actionable intelligence?
• Data synthesis – How can an agency collect and catalog their information for future use and collaboration?
• Interoperability - How can the data be accessed and synthesized between different services and agencies?

This year’s event will emphasize the fusion and sharing of information between military intelligence services and the various agencies aligned under the office of the Director of National Intelligence. The primary focus will be to address the necessary culture changes, policies, and technical advancements required to improve intelligence integration and collaboration across the intelligence community.

Hear from the top speakers in this field:

The Honorable James Clapper Undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence
The Honorable Dale Meyerrose CIO ODNI

Also hear from:

Dr. Michael Wertheimer Assistant Deputy Director and CTO ODNI	Ambassador Kenneth Brill Director National Counterproliferation Center	Lance Killoran Director of Imagery Intelligence NRO
Dan A Director of Strategy Management CIA	Dan Butler Senior Advisor for Policy and Oversight ODNI	Alan Steinberg Air and Missile Defense Advisory Panel (National Intelligence Council) and the Multi-Sensor Data Fusion Council Office of Naval Intelligence/National Intelligence
Thomas Dee Director Biometrics OSD AT&L	Lieutenant Colonel Edward Villacres Human Terrain Team Leader, 2nd BCT, 82nd Airborne Camp Taji Iraq	Dr. Alexander Kott Defense advanced Research Project Agency

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