Michael G. Fleming & Victor Maconachy - NSA
Information Assurance Challenges for the 21st Century
Apr 21, 2000
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Abstract
In today's increasingly dependent and interdependent global information society, information assurance for systems is gaining tremendous importance. Individuals, governments, and societies are insisting on secure and safe communications environments. The solution to providing those assurances lies in the formation of partnerships between and among business, academia and government. Mr. Fleming will present an overview of a model for such partnerships, to include critical elements for the success of those joint ventures. Dr. Maconachy will briefly discuss the cognitive and social implications related to moving towards a global security-based enteprise.About the Speaker

Victor Maconachy currently serves as the program manager of the National INFOSEC Education and Training Program (NIETP) within the National Security Agency. He is implementing a multidimensional, interagency program which provides direct support and guidance to the services, major DoD components, Federal agencies and the greater national Information Infrastructure. This program fosters the development and implementation of INFOSEC training programs, as well as graduate and undergraduate education curricula. In this capacity he serves on several national level government working groups, as well as in an advisory capacity to several universities. In this position, Dr. Maconachy is the principal architect for several national INFOSEC training standards in the classified community. During April, 1999 Dr. Maconachy was appointed Co-chair of the Critical Information Coordination Committee for Personnel and Training. The Committee is implementing Presidential Decision Directive 63.
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