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ADRIAN MIKELIUNAS

CMMC Without the Chaos

Cybersecurity You Can Actually Use.

CMMC Without the Chaos A practical, insider’s look at achieving and sustaining CMMC Level 1 and Level 2 compliance — including lessons learned from leading organizations to perfect assessment scores.Zero Trust That Actually Works A grounded, real world exploration of Zero Trust implementation across hybrid...

Noel Zamot

Leadership at the Edge: Cockpit Lessons for the Boardroom

How Lessons from Flight Test Can Help Teams Overcome Disruption, Innovate Under Pressure, and Lead in Today's Dynamic Business Environment.

When the avionics systems in his B-2 stealth bomber failed eight miles above the Nevada desert, Noel Zamot had seconds to act. In this powerful keynote, Noel, a retired Air Force Colonel, test aviator, and former commander of the Air Force's elite Test Pilot School...

Cybersecurity

Take making of a CISO

Do you muster what it takes

TBD

Lieutenant Robert Henry (Ret.)

Planned Response to a Workplace Crisis or Active Shooter Event

The development of a crisis plan can mean the difference between tragedy, and surviving an incident. Powerful, timely and uniquely insightful program.

New York City, Southerland Springs, Texas and Las Vegas are wake-up calls....throughout our country workplace violence, crisis events and active shooter scenes are increasing within the workplace, schools and public settings at an alarming rate - with tragic consequences. NOW is the time to develop...

Larry Jacobson Adventurer, Author, Coach

What if You'e Happier Than You Think You Are...But Just Haven't Noticed Yet?

You Are Most Likely Happier Than You Think You Are

Are you happy?On a daily basis, are you a happy person? What if you're happier than you think you are? What if everything is fine and you just didn't notice?If we don't feel completely overjoyed at all times, we often mistake this for unhappiness o...