Program for
AFIO Symposium/Convention 2 - 3 November 2001
Statecraft, Tradecraft,
& Hi-Tech:
Intelligence 2001 and Beyond
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FRIDAY, 2
November 2001
in Langley, VA
0700 - 0800 ........ Registration
0800 - 0810 ........ Introduction - Lt Gen Lincoln
D. Faurer (Ret), Chairman, AFIO Board of Directors, and Symposium
Chairman Peter Earnest
0810 - 0900 ....... DCI/CIA - Intelligence
Community/Agency Leadership Overview plans, policies,
reorganization, resources, and trends. [Invited: Deputy
Director of Central Intelligence for Intelligence Community
Management, Ms. Joan Dempsey]
0900 - 1000 ...... U.S. Congress - The Hon.
Porter J. Goss, Chairman, House Permanent
Select Committee provides his unique Congressional leadership
perspective on intelligence, security, counterintelligence and
clandestine operations, legislation; policies, organizations,
issues and resources.
Coffee Break
1030 - 1130....... White House - National Security
Council perspectives on intelligence and contemporary
global and domestic national security issues
[Invited: Mary K. Sturtevant, Senior Director,
Intelligence Programs and Special Assistant to the President,
National Security Council]
Break for Lunch
1300 - 1400 ....... Department of Defense - Richard
Haver, Special Assistant to the Secretary of Defense.
The new defense strategy concepts and plans, in relation to
intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance in future
military operations throughout the conflict spectrum.
1400 - 1450 ....... National Security Agency -
Information Assurance, Deputy Director Daniel Wolf. The
NSA perspectives on what is included in the term
"Information Assurance" including cryptology and
information technology dominance and security in terms of
policy, accomplishments, challenges, issues and trends and
plans.
Coffee Break
1520 - 1615 ....... Mr. Robert J. Kohler, former CIA
DD S&T, Chief, Office of Technology/Office of Development
and Engineering (ODE). Intelligence and Technologies of the
Future.
1615 - 1710 ..... FBI
- National Counterintelligence leadership presentation - Mr.
David W. Szady, National Counterintelligence Executive.
The new CI-21 - Intelligence Community National
Counterintelligence organization and its role and
effectiveness in the national and global roles of
counter-espionage, information security, and clandestine
threats to US security, including terrorism.
President's Reception
1710 - 1830........ President's Reception and U.S. Govt
Facility Gift Store -
AFIO President S. Eugene Poteat and AFIO Directors and
Officers
SATURDAY,
3 November 2001
at the Sheraton Premiere Hotel
Joint Symposium / Convention Sessions
0800 - 0900 ... .... Registration
0900 - 1000
.. ..... Gerald K. Haines - Chief CIA Historian,
on History of Intelligence & Technology
1000 - 1230 .. .....Two-Part Panel:
.
Spies, Traitors and Security in the Information Age (in
2 parts)
Moderator - S Eugene Poteat - CIA ret
1000 - 1100
.......Panel Part 1 - Spies,
Traitors and Security
Panelists --
Counterintelligence
and Traitors - David G. Major - former FBI -
President, Major, Capps & Associates/Centre for CI &
Security Studies
Polygraph
and Security - William R. Kotapish former CIA Chief of
Security (Ret)
Economic
and Corporate Threats - Charles F. Vance (former
Secret Service) President, Vance International
Coffee Break
1130 -1230 .. .....Panel Part 2 - Cyber
Age Vulnerabilities and Security Threats
Panelists --
Corporate
Information Security - Thomas J. McDermott - former
Deputy Director for Information Systems Security, NSA. -
Senior Vice President, Information Assurance and Network
Services, OAO Corporation
Internet
Vulnerabilities and Countermeasures - Robert B. Wade,
former FBI, - Director of Security AOL, CompuServe &
Netscape
Security
and Privacy - Harry Brandon - former FBI - founding
partner & CEO, Smith, Brandon International, Inc.,
End Symposium Sessions
Continue with Convention Sessions
Break for Lunch [Board & Chapter
President's Luncheon]
1200 -
1330........... President's Luncheon with Chapter
Presidents and Board of Directors
1330 - 1500 ............ General Membership Session
Coffee Break
1530 - 1730 ............ Panel Sessions
Panel (1) - Teaching Intelligence,
Panel (2) - Intelligence Literature - Professor Hayden
Peake [invited]
Panel (3) - Media Relations, - Peter Earnest (CIA
ret)
Panel (4) - Chapter Development - Emerson Cooper,
VP Chapters
Break for Afternoon
1800 - 1900 .......... Chairman's Reception
- Lincoln Faurer, Chairman; and Peter Earnest, Vice-Chairman
1900 - 2200 ............ Awards Banquet - three
course banquet with wine, music.
Keynote Address: Former U.S. Ambassador, the Hon.
Shirley Temple Black [invited];
Awards:
The David Atlee Phillips Founder's Award,
The General Richard G. Stilwell Chairman's Award
The National Education Merit Award
The AFIO Outstanding Author Award
The Stewart Alsop Media Excellence Award
END BANQUET and
CONVENTION
Optional Events:..... If warranted by
interest, a SPY TOUR* of WASHINGTON has been scheduled
for 1 Nov [Thursday] at 1 pm and 4 November [Sunday] at 11
a.m. Both tours will start at the Sheraton Premiere
Hotel, for attendees and guests or spouses, per optional
separate registration. The tours are conducted by the
CiCentre - Counterintelligence Center, http://www.cicentre.com/,
an AFIO Corporate Sponsor. [Don't delay - limited
to 54 participants]
* Spy tour generously offered by AFIO
corporate partner The CI Centre, as special version of
their popular SpyDriveT
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