About 4,000 military and civilian cyber leaders from around the world are in Montgomery this week attending the Department of the Air Force Information Technology and Cyberpower 2024 Conference.
) - About 4,000 military and civilian cyber leaders from around the world are in Montgomery this week attending the Department of the Air Force Information Technology and Cyberpower 2024 Conference at the Renaissance Hotel. The purpose of the conference is to expose new waves of technology to top cyber security officials.
DAFITC is one of the primary tools for keeping Air Force and private industry cyber leaders and experts current on the latest concepts, strategies, technologies and capabilities in both the military and civilian sectors. Those who attend will get firsthand insights from leading government and industry experts on what challenges America is facing in the defense of the United States.
Department of Defense personnel, military retirees, government contractors and state employees are all attending the conference with more than 200 vendors. The theme this year is “Reoptimizing IT & Cyber-Posturing the DAF for Great Power Competition”Not reading this story on the WSFA News App? Get news alerts FASTER and FREE in the
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