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Dr. Ron Ross: Well, there is a brand new one that we just started about three or four months ago. It has to do with the other side of the security problem. We talked about continuous diagnostics and…
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David Ambrose: …and not from a technology standpoint, more from a process…
JIm Flyzik: Okay.
David Ambrose: [Continuing] We have implemented a risk-based approach to our information…
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Ltg Ed Cardon: Well I think there's two. The use of red teams is critical. Red teams to hammer your own network and find your vulnerabilities so you can patch those and then be able to operate…
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Radm Marshall Lytle: I’d like to build on something General Cardone mentioned about this, Cyber Mission Force. Cybercom has three main missionaries -- defend the nation, operate and defend the…
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Brendan Goode: That's a tough question, because we've had several successes at the department over the past year. I'd like to pick one that's specific to me, which is the Einstein…
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Tom Soderstrom: So, NASA has been known as the big data people. If you look at success, its past successes as a predictor, past successes are also an inhibitor. So part of what we’re doing is…
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Thanks Jim. NOAA is a Big Data agency. As we like to say when we describe our mission, our mission of science, service and stewardship, is very broad. From the surface of the sun, to the bottom of…
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Dave Bottom: Oh Thanks, Jim.
JIm Flyzik: Sure.
Dave Bottom: Well first of, NGI - National Geospatial Intelligence agency. We are both - the member of intelligence community and also a combat…
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Jeanne Holm: I think Data.gov is actually -- its existence is due to big data and to open data. So, it's an open government initiative and it federates 500,000 different data resources from 175…
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