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OCTOBER 14TH | 3:00 - 4:00 PM EST
THE FUTURE OF DEFENDING THE HOMELAND
Join us in Booth #2917 at the Walter E Convention Center or watch the livestream below.
From hypersonics to UAS swarms, adversaries are fielding weapons that test the limits of traditional missile defense and homeland security strategies. At the same time, electronic warfare, cyber intrusions, and space-based threats add layers of complexity to protecting the homeland. Meeting these challenges requires systems that are not only resilient but also integrated with left-of-launch sensors that can detect, infer, and provide warnings, as well as post-launch sensors, interceptors, and decision-making tools that provide a layered shield that will adapt to address a wide range of evolving threats. In this panel event, Defense News will explore how the U.S. is developing the next generation of homeland defenses designed to meet diverse and rapidly changing challenges.
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH:
SPEAKING:
Tom Karako
Director, Missile Defense Project
CSIS
Robert Peters
Senior Research Fellow for Strategic Deterrence, Allison Center for National Security
Heritage Foundation
Daniel Gerstein
Senior Policy Researcher, Professor of Policy Analysis
RAND
Pete Gallagher
SVP, Programs, Support & Solutions (C3I Division)
CACI
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Defense News is hosting a series of panel discussions during AUSA Annual, October 13, 14, and 15. Both in-person and online options to attend are available.