1. ACT-IAC General Membership Meeting
September 26, 2018

2. Welcome and Chair Remarks
Richard Spires
IAC Executive Chair

3. Agenda Welcome & Chair’s Remarks
Identity, Credential, and Access Management (ICAM) Report Briefing
Imagine Nation ELC 2018 Update
Program Discussion – Max Everett, Chief Information Officer, Department of Energy
Networking Reception

4. ACT-IAC Changes in Membership Growth

5. Welcome New Members 10Pearls LLC Amivero Emerjence LLC Anomali ESRI
Applied Insight LLC
Apptio, Inc.
Ascencion, LLC
BD Squared LLC
Bookzurman
Business Integra Technology Solutions
Comm-Works/Fortran LLC
Dinocrates Group LLC
Duo Security, Inc.
EagleForce Associates, Inc.
Emerjence LLC
ESRI
Fugue, Inc.
Google
Harmonics Consulting LLC
Infotrend, Inc.
ITekFED, LLC
Mackkell Technologies, LLC
Pingwind, Inc.
PKWARE
Planet Technologies
Potomac Ridge Consulting
Prosperata
Invite any new members in the audience to stand – give them an opportunity to be recognized. These are all new members that have joined the association this year. Invite them to the networking reception. They will have a drink ticket for the reception

6. Welcome New Members Spry Methods, LLC Ribbon Communications Snap, Inc.
SteelCloud, LLC
Stratus Cyber LLC
Take2 Consulting LLC
Tantus Technologies, Inc.
Ribbon Communications
SAP National Security Services (NS2)
Scope Group, Inc.
Sitecore
Snowflake Computing
SoKat Consulting
Invite any new members in the audience to stand – give them an opportunity to be recognized. These are all new members that have joined the association this year. Invite them to the networking reception. They will have a drink ticket for the reception

7. 2019 Voyagers Class

8. 2019 Voyagers Leadership
Government Chair: Emma Antunes, National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Industry Chair: Jeff Shen, Red Team Consulting
Government Vice Chair: Michael Palmer, Department of Homeland Security
Government Vice Chair: Somer Smith, Office of Management and Budget
Industry Vice Chair: Donna Glassley, CISCO Systems
Industry Vice Chair: Cameron Hogan, E3 Federal
The Voyagers leadership team is now recruiting  mentors from the ACT-IAC community that will work with a Voyager throughout the program. Mentors will attend a mentoring event with the Voyagers on November 7th , a breakfast session on December 4 and meet with their protégée throughout the program. If you are interested in volunteering as a mentor, please contact Chelsea Foster, Manager of Professional Development.

9. 2019 Voyagers Class - Government
DeLonta Adams, Internal Revenue Service
Ramzi Bannourah, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Julius Bradshaw, General Services Administration
Soundjata Carty, General Services Administration
Young Choi, Department of Education
Rachel Crabtree, Department of Education
Martin Douglas, Internal Revenue Service
Dolreen Holland, Internal Revenue Service
Vinit Kumar, National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Stephanie McDuffie, Internal Revenue Service
Jennifer Ouverson, Department of the Interior
Ali Pourghassemi, Department of Health & Human Services
David Rupert, Department of Veterans Affairs
Birgit Smeltzer, General Services Administration
Xavierra Webb-Spann, General Services Administration
Christian Williams, General Services Administration

10. 2019 Voyagers Class - Industry
Clint Cates, Indigo IT, LLC
Sudhir Duggineni, Karsun Solutions
John Enquist, iPower LLC
Lauren Fishburn, CISCO Systems
Scott Gold, TeraThink
Nathan Hintz, Wolf Den Associates
Alexander Lin, TCG
Alec Longarzo, Excella
Shakira McCants, E3 Federal Solutions
Tamar Mintz, Highlight Technologies
Noor Monam, Booz Allen Hamilton
Frank Reyes, Dun & Bradstreet
Sarah Thayer, Phacil, Inc.
Angela Williams, CGI
Brittany Woodruff, Leidos

11. IAC Executive Committee Portfolios
Imagine Nation – ELC 2018
Susan Becker
Mitzi Mead
Professional Staff Partner:
Kisha Powell
Other Conferences and Forums
Kathy Conrad
Paul Strasser
Professional Staff Partners:
Kisha Powell & Carol Miller
Enhance Government Engagement
Ivette Granier Smith
Tim Young
Mitzi Mead
Professional Staff Partner:
Michael Howell
Focus on Healthcare
Kenneth Bonner
Support from Institute (Judy Douglas)
Carol Miller

12. IAC Executive Committee Portfolios
Broaden the IAC Membership
Ted Davies
Jackie Everett
Rick Holgate
Professional Staff Partner:
Carol Miller
Enhancing Collaboration Activities
Jonathan Alboum
Cynthia Shelton
Michael Howell
Professional and Leadership Development
Gabi Feibel
Malcolm Harden
Kim Pack
Professional Staff Partners:
Casey Harris & Glenda Henning
Align Existing Programs (Metrics)
Sundar Vaidyanathan
Richard Spires
Paul Strasser
Professional Staff Partner: Ken Allen

13. For Event Descriptions and registration, visit www.actiac.org
Upcoming Events
Sept. 27th Shared Services COI Monthly Meeting
Sept. 27th Volunteer Corps Event: DC Central Kitchen
Oct. 5th Federal Insights Exchange Session featuring Dr. John Zangardi
Oct. 9th IT Management and Modernization Monthly Meeting
Oct th Imagine Nation ELC 2018
Oct. 23rd Emerging Technology COI Monthly Meeting
Oct. 25th Shared Services COI Monthly Meeting
Oct. 31st Data Strategies, Analytics, and Trending Forum
Nov. 1st Shared Services Summit
Nov. 8th Healthcare Block-a-Thon
Nov 28th Small Business Alliance Straight Talk featuring FAA
Nov 28th ACT-IAC General Membership Meeting
For Event Descriptions and registration, visit

14. Identity, Credential, and Access Management (ICAM) Report
Charles Santangelo, Project Co-Lead, ODNI
Terrence McBride, Project Co-Lead, BAH

15. Interviewees
Mission managers and technical personnel in nine organizations within Federal, state and local government, and private sector
Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) El Paso Intelligence Center (EPIC)
Washington/Baltimore High Intensity Drug Traffic Area (W/B HIDTA)
Delaware Information and Analysis Center (DIAC)
Town of Pearl River, Louisiana
First Responder Network Authority (AT&T FirstNet)
NASA ICAM Office
Office of Management and Budget (OMB) MAX.gov
National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
General Services Administration (GSA) FICAM Office

16. Management – The process of organizing and directing work or resources
What is ICAM?
ICAM is a specialization within cybersecurity responsible for securing connectivity to business applications and also directly interacting with applications to convey user information to support transactions.  
Issued
AuthN  
Decision Making & Enforcement
Identity
Digital identity is an abstract concept representing the online persona of a subject [NIST SP ]. Through identity proofing, a subject establishes that they are who they claim to be. It is an important first step in managing user access to a system.
Credentials
A credential binds an identity to an authenticator, allowing the system to identify the user through login (i.e., user authentication). A combination of username and password is a common, low-security authenticator. Credentials allow us to re-use identity proofing events.
Access
Access refers to what a user can see and do within the system. Groups or roles are a common way of managing access by giving special permissions to certain user types. Level of access is determined based on the users’ attributes and application’s access policies.
Management – The process of organizing and directing work or resources

17. Insights from Review of ICAM State
Identity Proofing – Significant progress has been made and promising technologies have recently emerged to help remotely identify people, such as those used in smartphones for facial image or fingerprint capture.
Authentication – Passwords are vulnerable. Next generation authenticators include cryptographic keys stored in secure hardware and trusted computing platforms (e.g., as a dedicated chip). The keys are activated through biometrics, PIN, etc.
Identity Federation –Through identity federation, organizations accept trusted partners, relying on those partners’ ICAM capabilities to save time and money and reduce human error.
Federal ICAM Strategy – The Federal Government has recognized the need for a strategic approach to ICAM.   

18. Conclusions (1 of 2)
The Federal Government has made significant progress with ICAM, but needs to integrate ICAM processes with state and local governments.
Regional efforts to promote opioid information sharing are making headway, and some progress is being made to connect information systems. Further advances could be made by using creative ICAM solutions working with private sector technologies.
First Responders can expect a range of new capabilities from FirstNet. FirstNet plans include a consistent approach to ICAM to enable First Responders to access the network. Budget constraints in local agencies is a potential concern.

19. Conclusions (2 of 2)
Existing NIST standards and GSA guidance provide guidelines for use of ICAM in Federal Government. If adopted, guidelines should also help state and local governments by ensuring consistency.
NASA’s ICAM deployment provides excellent example of a mature program with a robust approach to ICAM that covers strategy, organizational structures, processes, technologies, and staff training/involvement.
OMB MAX.gov’s Identity-as-a-Service (IDaaS) and Authentication-as-a- Service (AaaS) provide excellent examples of shared service approaches that can be used to minimize some of the burden of implementing ICAM technologies.

20. Observations and Recommended Best Practices
From interviews, we identified a common set of ICAM challenges, best practices, and recommendations that agencies could use for their ICAM program to increase security and collaboration/information sharing.
Three areas of challenges and recommendations – organizational, resource and technical.

21. Organizational Observations and Recommendations
ICAM policy and guidance should be fully integrated into an organization’s business model.
Improve and publicize policy and guidance
Jurisdictional complexity creates confusion.
Support regional organizations
Leadership awareness should be strengthened.
Improve senior leadership awareness
ICAM Service Delivery is often inconsistent.
Create centers of excellence or dedicated organizational unit(s)
Performance metrics, transparency, goals and accountability
Reward, recognize, and incentivize success
Inter-organizational trust is needed.
Develop Trust through ICAM programs and federation.
System interconnectivity is insufficient.
Create connecting tools from the field to partners

22. Resource Observations and Recommendations
Funding is often inadequate.
Increase funding for ICAM or re-prioritize existing funds
Specialized knowledge and expertise is required.
Fund use of cross-functional resources for ICAM
Need for increased shared services and systems
Fund the development and use of shared services
More training on handling sensitive data is needed.
Include a training budget for handling sensitive information
More cross-functional ICAM expertise is needed.
Fund and implement ICAM training and governance within an organization

23. Technical Observations and Recommendations
ICAM policy should be linked to cybersecurity.
Establish and integrate ICAM policy with cybersecurity
Identity federation adoption is needed.
Adopt ICAM federation technologies and practices
Agreement on common user attribute definitions are needed.
Define common user and organizational attributes
Inadequate authentication security must be addressed.
Require multi-factor authentication
Lack of a strong link between identity proofing and authentication should be addressed. 
Maintain identity proofing chain of custody
Remote online identity proofing solutions are needed.
Implement multiple online identity proofing mechanisms
Difficult-to-use strong authentication solutions
Use standards-based strong authentication solutions

24. Project Team Members Co-Leads: Members:
Charles Santangelo, ODNI Office of Information Sharing
Terry McBride, Booz Allen Hamilton
Members:
Sarah Chu, EasyDynamics
Carolyn Hannon Merek, eMentum
Michael Konrad, KPMG
Mary Ellen Condon, Condon Associates LLC
Lionel Cares, ATF
Vipul Sachdeva, CGI Federal
Roel Lascano, CGI Federal
Phillip Wood, Intec, LLC
Norman Brickman, Core One
Christina Grolman, Booz Allen Hamilton
ACT-IAC Professional Partner: Michael Howell

25. For additional information, Contact:

26. Thank you!
Questions?

27. Imagine Nation ELC 2018 Update
Susan Becker
VP Alliances, Unisys Federal
Conference Executive Vice Chair

28. October
ImagineNation2018.org
#ImagineNationELC

29. Imagine Nation ELC 2018 Leadership
Chairs:
Lesley Field, OMB - Government Liaison
Tony Scott – Industry
Area Vice Chairs:
Tracks/Sessions/Plenary – Kathy Conrad, Bill Zielinski (GSA)
Technology Showcase – Kathy Cowles, John Sprague (NASA)
Training – Hilary Gazzola and Steve Krauss, GSA
Marketing & Communications – Cheryl Waldrup, Rory Schultz, USDA
Gov’t Outreach – Sandy Mestre, Casey Kelley (GSA), Ron Thompson (USDA)
Networking & Excursions – Ivette Granier-Smith, Jack Wise (GSA)
Host City Committee – Paul Strasser, Dena McLaughlin (GSA)
Exec Vice Chairs:
Darren Ash, USDA - Government
Susan Becker, Unisys, Industry

30. 360° Experiential Learning & Collaboration Environment
Imaginarium
One of four Track Session locations: a unique environment designed to maximize collaboration, interaction and imagineering.
A Truly Reimagined ELC
Center Stage
Compelling presentations throughout the day on forward-leaning topics of wide interest.
IMAGINE NATION Theater
Multi-purpose theater for Plenary Sessions, meals, Awards Ceremony and more
360° Experiential Learning & Collaboration Environment
Partner Pavilion
Comprehensive exhibits by Government and Industry Partners of all scales and categories (Thirty Nine)
TechKnow Showcase
Advanced solutions showcase and collaboration zone, organized around four Innovation Hubs
Track Theaters (3) Track Sessions

31. Four Main Tracks Twenty Four Compelling Sessions

32. TechKnow Showcase DISA and Dept of Education USDA and DOJ
Four Government Agency Hosted - Topic-driven Innovation Hubs
IT Modernization
Cybersecurity
DISA and Dept of Education
USDA and DOJ
Emerging Technology
Customer Experience
USDA and Dept of Veterans Affairs
NASA and HHS
… Plus --Twenty ACT IAC Member Company Sponsors showcasing solutions & Capabilities

33. Center Stage Monday Oct 15th Tuesday Oct 16th
Thirteen Ted-Talk Like Presentations on Hot Topics
Monday Oct 15th
Tuesday Oct 16th
Block Chain: Ready for Prime Time:
Avoiding Bias in the A&I & Machine Learning; Real Possibilities and Bad Actors
Culture Can Eat Innovation for Lunch: Creating a Recipe for Success
Ted Talk: TicToc, a new approach to Trusted Internet Connection in the Cloud
Automated Security Authorizations Can Unclog ATO Backlogs
Quantum Computing will Break Cryptology as We Know It…..and We Won’t Mind
IoT in Action. DOI Drone program for emergency response; natural and man-made
Intelligent Personal Assistants for Government
It companies working with the government must have cyber insurance
Using Emerging technology to battle the Opioid Epidemic
100 Years after the 1918 Flu Pandemic; How technology is changing the game
VR and Augmented Reality: USDA Food Safety
Moving from "Hunted to Hunters”: in Cyber Security

34. Introducing a day of training to kick off Imagine Nation - ELC 2018!
Training Day 
Introducing a day of training to kick off Imagine Nation - ELC 2018! 
Receive up to eight (8) Continuous Learning Points (CLPs)
Training courses offered:
Strategic Thinking and Management
Managing Up, Down, and Across:  Working Successfully with Managers and Peers
Leveraging 'Strategic4Sight' to Assess the Technology Landscape of the Future
Design Thinking for Agile Problem-solving: A Hands-on Workshop
Change Management - A Rational Approach to Managing the Irrational
Hot Technology Topics
Auditable Agility:  How to be Responsive and Regulated
Blockchain Training for Government & Business Professionals:  An Overview and Use Cases
Cybersecurity Essentials for Government and Industry Leaders
Introduction to Cyber Warfare: The application of DOD Cyber Warfare Strategies to the Civilian Marketspace
DevOps Simulation – Breaking Down Silos and Getting Work Done
Emerging Trends & Innovative Practices
Strengths-Based Winning in Federal Contracting
A Deep Dive into NASA SEWP's Acquisition Tips, Tools, and Innovation

36. More than 190 ACT IAC Member Companies and Media Partners have already registered to attend, More than 25 Federal Agencies will be represented, Will you be there? Don’t Miss the Best Federal IT Conference of the Year - Sign up Today! Thank you
October

37. Featured Program Speaker
Max Everett
Chief Information Officer
Department of Energy

38. SAVE THE DATE November 28, 2018 Membership Meeting Fairview Park Marriott

39. Networking Reception
Salon 6-8