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CUI-CON | Seattle is coming soon

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The goal of CUI-CON is to assist DoD Contractors in their implementation of NIST SP 800-171 and to prepare for their Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Conformity Assessment.

What are CUI-CON the conferences about?

CUI-CON conferences are about everything a Department of Defense (DoD) contractor must do to protect the Federal Government’s Intellectual Property (a.k.a., Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI)). The government specified information security requirements in 2017 and 3rd Party Certification of the contractor’s implementation is expected to go into effect late 2024/early 2025.

This is a working conference focused on helping Organizations Seeking Compliance.

What is driving this?

The DoD will implement its Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) program beginning late 2024/early 2025. The CMMC Program will require Defense Contractors and their supply chains to be certified to win contracts and keep working for DoD.

What businesses should attend this conference?

Companies that do business with the Department of Defense have to protect DoD’s Intellectual Property (a.k.a., CUI). If your business has:

FAR clause 52.204–21, “Basic Safeguarding of Covered Contractor Information Systems” in your contracts;
DFARS clause 252.204–7012, “Safeguarding Covered Defense Information and Cyber Incident Reporting” in your contracts…
Does work for the DoD and has ITAR data…
Just started with CMMC efforts…

This conference is for you.

Who from a business should attend?

Optimally, it would be the executive in charge of changing the business’s culture. Implementing CMMC is not a Information Technology problem–it is an executive one that will drive changes to how your business operates.

How will attending help my company?

CUI-CON is bringing experts from across the nation to help your organization address three key questions:

What is CMMC and why do I have to do this?

How does my organization get ready for a CMMC Conformity Assessment?

What tools and methods can we use to get ready?

When is the conference?

The last CUI-CON was held 22-23 February 2024 in Orlando Florida.

CUI-CON | Seattle with be 1-2 October 2024 at the Meydenbauer Conference Center

For more information, go the pages for to CUI-CON | Seattle.

Is the conference online or in-person?

The conference is being held only in-person.

How much does it cost?

The costs for CUI-CON-Seattle is $399 per attendee. To register and find out more, go to to CUI-CON | Seattle.

Where is the conference?

The location for the next CUI-CON is going to be at the Meydenbauer Conference Center in Bellevue, Washington.

Speaker: Machado

SPEAKER

Mr. Fernando Machado

Managing Principal, Cybersec Investments

Fernando is the Managing Principal & Chief Information Security Officer for Cybersec Investments. Fernando was one of the earliest CMMC Provisional Assessors & was a member of the CMMC Accreditation Body’s Standards Management Industry Working Group, which helped develop guidance on CMMC’s assessment criteria & scoping with over 17,000 volunteer hours. This has led to being formally recognized with the President’s Volunteer Service Award.

Speaker: Titcombe

SPEAKER

Mr. Matthew Titcombe

CEO, Peak InfoSec

As the founder of Peak InfoSec, Matt left the Federal government sector as an Air Force Program Manager to reapply his 25+ years of Information Security & Technology experience to the commercial sector. Matt now leads an organization that specializes in Information Security Turn Around efforts supporting federal and commercial sectors. Matt has been brought in to consult with organizations across the globe like United Launch Alliance, Sony, ConocoPhillips, and Munich Re-Insurance. His commitment to supporting the military and Defense Industrial Base did not stop when he left the Air Force. Matt is a recognized leader in the DoD’s new Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC). His leadership efforts led him to lead one of the first Authorized CMMC 3rd Party Assessor Organizations (C3PAO); being certified as a CMMC Provisional Assessor; volunteering on the CMMC Accreditation Body Industry Standards Working Group; and, as a Subject Matter Expert, helping several institutions develop CMMC training curricula.