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LL.M. Candidate Karlus Cozart asking questions of the panel at the 5th Annual Space and Cyber Law Conference in Washington DC. |
LL.M. Candidate Justin Blanset asking questions of the panel at the 5th Annual Space and Cyber Law Conference in Washington DC. |
LL.M. Candidate Matthew McHale asking questions of the panel at the 5th Annual Space and Cyber Law Conference in Washington DC. |
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Panel: Cyber Warfare – The Present and Future Matthew Schaefer, Director and Professor of Law, Space, Cyber, and Telecom Law LL.M. Program, University of Nebraska College of Law Professor Catherine Lotrionte, Executive Director, Institute for Law, Science and Global Security, Georgetown University Professor Jack Beard, Assistant Professor, UNL College of Law, former Deputy Associate General Counsel (International Affairs) DOD |
Panel: Regulating and Incentivizing Commercial Space in an Operational Era Matthew Schaefer, Director and Professor of Law, Space, Cyber, and Telecom Law LL.M. Program, University of Nebraska College of Law Courtney Graham, Associate General Counsel for Commercial and Intellectual Property Group, NASA Frans von der Dunk, Professor of Law, Space, Cyber, and Telecom Law LL.M. Program, University of Nebraska College of Law |
Panel: Cyber Legislation and Implementation: Views from the Joe Demarco, Partner, DeVore & DeMarco & former Asst. US Aaron Cooper, Chief Intellectual Property Counsel, Senate John Lynch, Chief, Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section, US Dept. of Justice Matt Oppenheim, Founding Partner, Oppenheim & Zebrak Matthew Schaefer, Director and Professor of Law, Space, Cyber, and Telecom Law LL.M. Program, University of Nebraska College of Law |
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4TH Annual University of Nebraska College of Law
Washington, D.C. Space and Cyber Conference
Willard Intercontinental Hotel
1401 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W. (One block from White House)
Washington, D.C.
WEDNESDAY OCT. 12TH 3:00-5:00PM
"THE FUTURE OF COMMERCIAL SPACE REGULATION: NEAR-TERM AND LONG-TERM PERSPECTIVES"
With reception following from 5:00-6:30PM
Speakers:- Tim Hughes, Vice-President and General Counsel, SpaceX
- Marc Holzapfel, Senior Vice President and Legal Counsel, Virgin Galactic
- Courtney Graham, Assoc. General Counsel for Commercial Law, NASA
- Laura Montgomery, Senior Attorney, FAA
- Dennis Burnett, Vice-President Trade and Export Controls, EADS
THURSDAY OCT. 13TH 3:00-5:00PM
"CYBER ATTACKS, CYBER ESPIONAGE, AND CYBER CRIMES: THE POSSIBILITIES AND LIMITS OF THE LAW"
With reception following from 5:00-6:30PM
Speakers:
- Col. Gary Brown, Staff Judge Advocate, US Cyber Command
- Catherine Lotrionte, Professor, Georgetown Univ. (former Assoc. Gen. Counsel, CIA)
- Joe DeMarco, Partner, Devore & Demarco (former Asst. US Attorney for Southern District of NY)
Space and Telecom Law director Matt Schaefer, General Cartwright, Major General Bolton.
LLM Students conversing with panelists at DC conference.
Keynote speaker Lori B. Garver, NASA Deputy Administrator.
Commercial Space panelists.
LL.M. Class of 2011.
Virgin Galactic panelists.
Panelists Kim Hart, Scott Borg, Jason Healey, and Marcus Sachs conversing.
Nebraska College of Law Dean Susan Poser and Space and Telecom Law director Matt Schaefer.
Panelists Bruce Schneier, Stewart Baker, and Marvin Ammori.
Panelists Daniel Ryan, Col. GaryBrown, and Marc Berejka at DC conference.
3rd Annual Washington, D.C. Space and Cyber Conference
Supported by Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) &
American Branch of International Law Association (ABILA)
Day 1-Telecom
National Security Policies - for Cyberspace and Outer Space
Thursday, September 9: Cyber-Security at Newseum, DC
9:00-9:05: Welcome and Introduction: Marvin Ammori & Matt Schaefer, Professors of Law, University of Nebraska, College of Law, and Susan Poser Law College Dean.
9:05-10:30: Keynote Conversation
- Bruce Schneier, BT: Chief Security Technology Officer; author of numerous books and Schneier on Security blog
- Stewart Baker, Steptoe & Johnson; previously, Department of Homeland Security, Assistant Secretary for Policy; author Skating on Stilts: Why We Aren't Stopping Tomorrow's Terrorism (2010)
10:35-12:05: Defining the Problems: Technology, Incentives, and People
- Scott Borg, Director and Chief Economist, U.S. Cyber Consequences Unit
- Jason Healey, Delta Risk: Senior Consultant; formerly White House: Director for Cyber Infrastructure Protection
- Marcus Sachs, Verizon: Executive Director for National Security and Cyber Policy
- Kim Hart, Politico: Reporter (moderator)
12:00-1:15 Lunch
1:20-2:50: Addressing the Problem
- James Lewis, Center for Strategic and International Studies: Director and Senior Fellow, Technology and Public Policy Program; author of Securing Cyberspace in the 44th Presidency
- Greg Nojeim, Center for Democracy and Technology: Senior Counsel & Director of Project on Freedom, Security & Technology
- Liesyl Franz, Tech America: Vice President for Information Security and Global Public Policy
- Rob Knake, Council on Foreign Relations: International Affairs Fellow in Residence, and co-author with Richard A. Clarke of Cyber War: The Next Threat to National Security and What to Do About It (moderator)
3:00-4:00: Keynote Legal Conversation
- Col. Gary Brown, U.S. Cyber Command: Judge Advocate General
- Daniel J. Ryan, National Defense University: Professor of Systems Management; formerly National Director of Information Systems Security for the Office of the Secretary of Defense
3rd Annual Washington, D.C. Space and Cyber Conference
Supported by Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) &
American Branch of International Law Association (ABILA)
Day 2-Space
September 10, 2010
The New US National Space Policy: Legal, Policy & Diplomacy Implications
8:00 Registration.
8:45 Welcome: Professor Matt Schaefer, UNL College of Law, Director, Space and Telecom Law Program
9:00-9:45  Military Space Keynote: Gen. James E. Cartwright, Vice-Chair, Joint Chiefs of Staff  (confirmed)
9:45-10:05 Break
10:05-11:15 Military Space Panel: Legal, Policy and Diplomacy Implications
Moderator: Matthew Schaefer, Director, UNL College of Law, Space & Telecom Law Program
Speakers:
Bruce MacDonald, Senior Director, Congressional Commission on Strategic Posture of US (confirmed)
Peter Marquez, Director, Space Policy, National Security Council (likely)
Deborah Plunkett, Office of General Counsel Dept. of Air Force (confirmed depending on travel or another representative of the office will appear)
Dean Cheng, Research Fellow, Asian Studies Center, Heritage Foundation (confirmed)
11:15-11:45 Break
11:40 Remarks by Dean Susan Poser, University of Nebraska, College of Law
2nd Annual Space and Telecom Law Conference
Telecommunications/Cyber Law - Day One Schedule
Cyber-Diplomacy Keynote Speaker
Alec Ross - PowerPoint in PDF form
Moderator
Marvin Ammori - PowerPoint in PDF form
Cyber Security panel
Vicki Belleau - PowerPoint in PDF form
Maeve Dion - PowerPoint in PDF form
Trade Policy and Competition In Europe and the US
Earl Comstock - PowerPoint in PDF form
Erzsebet Fitori - PowerPoint in PDF form
Deborah Lathen - PowerPoint in PDF form
Bertrand Vandeputte - PowerPoint in PDF form
International Space Station Panel
Dr. Andreas Diekmann - PowerPoint in PDF form
Jay Steptoe - PowerPoint in PDF form
Day Two Space Law
ITAR/Export Control Panel
Colatis - PowerPoint in PDF form
Communications as a Civil Right
Jan Malinowski - PowerPoint in PDF form
Monica Horten - PowerPoint in PDF form
Jeremie Zimmermann - PowerPoint in PDF form
Space Tourism Panel
Frans von der Dunk - PowerPoint in PDF form
If you want to receive emails about our conferences send me an email at spaceandtelecomlaw@unl.edu
"Space & Telecommunications Law & Policy: Looking Back at the Past Eight Years, Looking Toward the Next Four"
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA COLLEGE OF LAW SPACE AND TELECOM LAW
WASHINGTON, D.C. CONFERENCE NOVEMBER 13-14, 2008 Washington Court Hotel 525 New Jersey Avenue Washington, D.C. (Agenda Current as of October 31, 2008)
