Space Resiliency Summit

The 6th Annual Space Resiliency Summit encourages members of DoD, Intelligence Community, industry and academia to discuss initiatives aimed at maintaining US superiority in the space domain. This year's summit will highlight the reorganization of space-related responsibilities within DoD, as well as the development of advanced technologies aimed at increasing the security, efficiency, and reliability of space-based assets.

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Topics to be covered at the 2019 Summit:

• Improving the Cyber Security and Physical Defense of Space-Based Assets
• Leveraging Commercial Partnerships to Fulfil Critical Capability Gaps
• Investing in Deep Space Exploration
• Addressing the Issue of Space Traffic Management
• Examining the Potential of a US Space Force
• Standing up the US Space Command to Meet Operational Needs
• Managing the Development and Acquisition of Advanced Satellite Communications Systems
• Rapidly Acquiring New Space Capabilities to Ensure Overmatch Over Adversaries
• Achieving Milestones in Scientific Space Exploration

Why You Should Attend This Summit:

This 6th Annual Space Resiliency Summit is an educational summit which will convene senior intelligence officials, government leaders, academia, and solution providers to discuss the developing technology, infrastructure, and policies surrounding the role of space in the United States' national security enterprise.

The United States relies heavily on space-based assets for purposes ranging from communications, reconnaissance, and missile detection, to space exploration. Almost every industry in the United States depends on the resiliency of satellites and other space-based capabilities which allow us to share and receive data around the world. Disrupting any aspect of our commercial or US government-owned space infrastructure would have devastating effects not only on national security but also the US economy.

Currently, adversaries are developing measures to deny our ability to operate in space though cyber and kinetic means. In order to ensure the United States maintains dominance in the space domain, the IC and DoD must continue to invest in advanced technologies and public-private partnerships. The 2019 Space Resiliency Summit will examine the policies and strategies meant to enhance the United States' position within the space domain. Speakers will address the need for a robust proliferated space architecture, increased cybersecurity, accurate missile detection capabilities, and sophisticated payloads in order to ensure the US is reliably and effectively able to operate in space. Discussions will also center on the realignment of space-related responsibilities within the US due to the formation of the Space Development Agency, US Space Command and future Space Force.

Exhibit and Sponsorship Information:

The 2019 Space Resiliency Summit provides opportunities including exhibit space, round table discussions, product demonstrations, and networking receptions.

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2019 Confirmed Speakers Include:

• Lt Gen David Thompson, USAF Vice Commander AF Space Command
• Stephen Kitay, SES, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Space Policy, Department of Defense
• Maj Gen Clinton Crosier, USAF, Director, US Space Force Planning Task Force
• Dr. Derek Tournear, SES,Acting Director Space Development Agency, Assistant Director for Space OUSD(R&E)
• Lt Gen Larry James, USAF (Ret), Deputy Director, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
• Col Russell Teehan, USAF, Space Portfolio Architect, Air Force Space and Missile Command
• Shawn Barnes, SES Deputy Principal Assistant to the Secretary of the Air Force for Space Headquarters Air Force

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