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The future of battlefield is digital and will depend less on discrete warfighting platforms and more on the networks, data and the IT infrastructure that binds them together. Dominating and protecting the connected battlefield will require the prime contractors and the DOD to successfully build more scalable, adaptable, and powerful platforms than those provided by older legacy systems.

The defense industry is looking at modern software development methods and tools to advance next generation defense systems. This will help allow new defense systems to be more agile, cost-effective, safer and cybersecure.

Attend a Defense Daily expert panel discussion to learn from software technology experts how modern software development methods such as, DevSecOps, software application containers, simulation and new developer tools are allowing defense systems to be more agile, intelligent, efficient, easily updateable, utilize strong cybersecurity and utilize the latest safety advancements.
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Agenda
  • DevSecOps methodology enables quality software development and strong cybersecurity
  • Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery enables agile software development
  • Container technology is providing flexibility and fast integration
  • Simulation can save time and costs and help strengthen cybersecurity
Presenters
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Christine Stevens
Senior Director, A&D Business Development - Wind River
Christine Stevens is senior director of A&D business development at Wind River, helping customers transition to new DevSecOps-compliant practices and advance the state of the art in multidomain operations.
Before joining Wind River, Christine worked in various leadership roles at Raytheon, Northrop Grumman, and Boeing.
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Sam Krehnbrink
Director of Software and DevOps - Dark Wolf Solutions, LLC
Mr. Krehnbrink is a Senior Architect and Program Manager with 17 years of experience supporting Federal Government customers. He has 7 years of experience using DevSecOps and Agile practices to lead and manage technical teams in full stack development and deployment to cloud and virtualized environments at different security levels for the Department of Defense (DoD) and Intelligence Community (IC). Mr. Krehnbrink’s recent technical experience includes working with Kubernetes, Open Container Initiative (OCI) compliant containers, Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF), CI/CD pipelines, and several Cloud Service Providers (CSPs) – namely, Amazon Web Services (AWS), AWS GovCloud, Commercial Cloud Services (C2S), and Google Cloud Platform (GCP). In his current role, Mr. Krehnbrink leads Dark Wolf's Software and DevOps practice, which includes a portfolio of programs that provide a wide range of DevSecOps engineering services supporting Software Factories in the DoD and IC.
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Alexander Finch
Chief Engineer - KBR
As a chief engineer at KBR, Mr. Finch oversees missile guidance and space superiority efforts. From a software development and systems engineering background, he uses a DevSecOps approach to build agile, customer centric applications with system security in the forefront.
Mr. Finch has worked on a variety of programs, both in a highly innovative research capacity and application sustainment efforts. He has built distributed, responsive, web centric applications, global disaster readiness systems and a myriad of command and control applications to collect and analyze data at the edge.
Mr. Finch holds a Master’s degree in Architecture-based Enterprise Systems Engineering from UCSD. He is certified in Security+ and hold AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner.
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Harshal Dharia
Azure Application Innovation Specialist, Microsoft
Harshal Dharia is an Azure Application Innovation Specialist at Microsoft focusing on enabling national security customer in their Cloud Migration & Digital Transformation Journey by leveraging Cloud Native Technologies. Prior to joining Microsoft, Harshal enabled federal customers to embrace DevOps by leveraging open-source tools across multiple platform providers.
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Frank Wolfe
Reporter - Defense Daily
Frank Wolfe is the Air Force and Space Force reporter for Defense Daily. A native of the Washington, D.C. area, he has worked at a number of publications, including The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and Forbes Magazine. He is a graduate of Williams College with a degree in history and Russian Studies, Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, and Johns Hopkins University’s School of Advanced International Studies.
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