November 28–29 (28 November Unclassified, 29 November Classified)  

Join USGIF for a two-day program that takes a critical look at what is required to increase, maintain, and protect the U.S. geospatial intelligence advantage in the years ahead. For decades, the U.S. GEOINT advantage has been a clear and unchallenged pillar of the country’s national security posture.  The GEOINT community has seen a proliferation of new GEOINT space, cyberspace, and terrestrial capabilities, and the community is projected to continue to grow.  And yet, even in the present day, U.S. strategic competitors are threatening that advantage. From cybersecurity to space situational awareness and counterspace to the protection of the GEOINT community’s intellectual property, our community must work holistically to ensure this critical national advantage remains unchallenged.