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DON IT Conference, East Coast May 25 Cyber Workforce Track
Cyber Workforce Track Recording 2 of 2 Day 2 – 2 of 2 Workforce Track Recordings Continuation of the AFCEA Panel Discussion with DON CIO, CTO, CDO, CDIO, CWO & CISO: The Means for Modern Maritime Navy and Marine Corps Cyber Workforce Update Tuesday 2:10 - 3:10 pm This wide-ranging session will provi
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Cyber Workforce Track Recording 2 of 2 Day 2 – 2 of 2 Workforce Track Recordings Continuation of the AFCEA Panel Discussion with DON CIO, CTO, CDO, CDIO, CWO & CISO: The Means for Modern Maritime
Navy and Marine Corps Cyber Workforce Update Tuesday 2:10 - 3:10 pm This wide-ranging session will provide updates on the DoD, DON, Navy, and Marine Corps cyber workforce management and qualification program. Speaker(s): Josh Reiter (N2N6IM); Alfredo Rodriguez (USMC (DCI)); MGySgt William Hess (USMC (DCI))
Workforce Career Path Workforce Career Path summarizes results of the ongoing Congressionally-mandated study of Navy military and civilian career paths, provide an overview of the Federal Cyber Career Path tool and show how to use it, and answer questions from the cyber workforce (both live and solicited in advance of the session). Speaker(s): Mike Vieira (N2N6 TFCA)
Fostering Resilience in High OPTEMPO IT Teams Tuesday 4:30 - 5:30 pm This session will cover factors contributing to IT team burnout and strategies for addressing them. The audience will be encouraged to share their thoughts and experiences related to burnout factors and strategies. Speaker(s): Josh Reiter (N2N6IM)
Recordings from the hybrid DON IT Conference, East Coast have not been edited. In some cases, there are gaps between speakers’ presentations, and presentations may be split between recordings. There may be duplication in some recordings. Please forward video settings, as necessary, to the next presentation. Thank you.

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