ALL attendees must RSVP (with or without lunch).
Note: Our host request we park at the rear of the building. There is ample parking available.
Speaker: Christine Karlson, current InfraGard President and National South East Regional Representative.
Sector: All
A buffet lunch is offered for $20 (must show receipt).
Earn 1 hour continuing education unit.
Make sure your RSVP by September 4th at 8:00am and don’t forget to mark you lunch order.
ALL attendees must RSVP (with or without lunch).
Note: Our host request we park at the rear of the building. There is ample parking available.
Speaker: Harrison Diamond, City of Huntsville Business Relations Officer
Sector: All
Mr. Diamond is the liaison to the business community and the Mayors DEO, Cyber, Energy, and Broadband Initiatives, including efforts to attract Google to Huntsville.
A buffet lunch is offered for $20 (must show receipt).
Earn 1 hour continuing education unit.
Make sure your RSVP by July 31st at 8:00am and don’t forget to mark you lunch order.
ALL attendees must RSVP (with or without lunch).
This is a MEMBERS ONLY EVENT.
Note: Our host request we park at the rear of the building. There is ample parking available.
Speaker: FBI SAC Stanton, Birmingham Division
Sector: All
A buffet lunch is offered for $20 (Ted’s BBQ)
Earn 1 hour continuing education unit.
This is a MEMBERS ONLY EVENT.
ALL ATTENDEES MUST REGISTER NO LATER THAN APRIL 28 (to verify memberships).
ALL attendees must RSVP (with or without lunch).
Note: Our host request we park at the rear of the building. There is ample parking available.
Speaker: Jeremy Blevins, InfraGard Huntsville Member Alliance Sector Chief Coordinator
Sector: All
Topic: The presenter for our December meeting is Jeremy Blevins, chapter Critical Infrastructure Sector Coordinator, who will be updating us on the InfraGard National Sector Chief Program (INSCP) Goals and Guidance. Highlights of this presentation will include: changes to the program, which sectors are most represented in our chapter, introduction of our current Sector Chiefs, and which Sectors warrant the appointment of a Chief.
Jeremy Blevins is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional with over 15 year’s experience in the defense sector. He holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from Faulkner University, a Graduate Certificate in Project Management and a Master of Science in Management from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. He is currently completing a Master of Professional Studies in Cyber Policy and Risk Analysis at Utica College.
A Holiday buffet lunch is offered for $20 (Walton’s)
A buffet lunch is offered for $20 (must show receipt).
Earn 1 hour continuing education unit.
Make sure your RSVP by December 5th at 8:00am and don’t forget to mark you lunch order.
ALL attendees must RSVP (with or without lunch).
Note: Our host request we park at the rear of the building. There is ample parking available.
Speaker: TEDAC Director Greg Carl
Sector: All
Topic: The mission of TEDAC is to coordinate and manage the unified effort of law enforcement, intelligence, and military assets for the forensic and technical exploitation of IEDs of interest to the U.S. government worldwide, in an effort to provide actionable intelligence to the offensive missions against terrorism and to the Force Protection mission.
A buffet lunch is offered for $20 (must show receipt).
Earn 1 hour continuing education unit.
Make sure your RSVP by August 1st at 8:00am and don’t forget to mark you lunch order.
ALL attendees must RSVP and must present receipt for lunch.
Note: Our host request we park at the rear of the building. There is ample parking available.
Speaker: Ryan Averbeck, Ph.D., Chief, Research & Technology Protection Center – South and AMC Research & Technology Protection Branch
Topic: Dr. Ryan Averbeck is the Chief of Army Materiel Command’s Research and Technology Protection Branch and the Chief of the Army Research and Technology Protection Center – South at Redstone Arsenal, AL. He has worked in the intelligence and national security field for the Department of Defense, NASA, and industry partners for the past two decades. He specializes in identifying and protecting critical technologies and systems that provide a battlefield and economic advantage to the United States. He holds multiple certifications ranging from DoD acquisition program management, DoD International Affairs Security Assistance Management, Information Systems Security Professional, NSTISSI 4011 certification; and export controls certifications.
He received a Ph.D. with a specialization in Computer and Information Security from Northcentral University; an M.B.A. in International Business from Baker College; and Bachelor degrees in Criminal Justice and History from the University of Alabama at Birmingham. He is also a graduate of the U.S. Marine Corps Command and General Staff Course, the Army Intermediate Level Education Course, and the Senior Manager Course in national security at George Washington University’s Elliot School of International Affairs.
A buffet lunch is offered for $15 (must show receipt)
Earn 1 hour continuing education unit.
Make sure you RSVP by May 2nd at 8:00am and don’t forget to mark your lunch order.
ALL attendees must RSVP and must present receipt for lunch.
Note: Our host request we park at the rear of the building. There is ample parking available.
Speaker: Steve Lines, DIBISAC
Topic: The new Information Sharing Analysis (ISAC) organizations established is by Executive Order 13691 and standards development. ISACs develop partnerships with governments and agencies such as DHS Cyber information Sharing Collaboration Program (CISCP); UK Critical information Sharing Program (CISP); National Council of ISACs and Network Security Information Exchange (NSIE) as well as partnerships with Customs on counterfeit technology. All of these organizations can be leveraged to enhance the protection of your company and your customers through the power of collaboration. Other discussions include the evolving threat of ransomware impacting multiple sectors as well as tornado preparedness; new developments in technology for the first responder community.
A BBQ buffet lunch is offered for $15 (must show receipt)
Earn 1 hour continuing education unit.
Make sure you RSVP by April 4th at 8:00am and don’t forget to mark your lunch order.