IDS Cyber And Information Warfare Joins US Army Research And ETI For Tech-Palooza
On Tuesday, November 17, the Emerging Technology Institute (ETI) will host Tech-Palooza, North Carolina’s biggest event covering topics in emerging technology. The event will focus on denied environment capabilities, tag/track/locate, IoT, AI and autonomy, and wearable tech. The event is open to the public, and attendees will have the opportunity to meet with representatives from the IDS Cyber and Information Warfare (C&IW) division, as well as the US Army Research Office, USASOC, SOCOM, JSOC, and many others.
The ETI’s mission is to integrate emerging technology into local, state, and federal agencies by fostering innovation through collaborative partnerships with industry and academia. Tech-Palooza is a prime example of this mission in action, bringing together a diverse group of organizations to discuss and explore the latest developments in technology.
The C&IW division of IDS is dedicated to providing advanced cyber and information warfare solutions to government and commercial clients. Our team of military science experts has extensive experience in cyber security, information operations, and electronic warfare, and is well-positioned to help organizations defend against the ever-evolving threat landscape with integrated logistics support.
At Tech-Palooza, the C&IW team will be on hand to discuss the latest developments in the cybersecurity infrastructure field and to answer any questions attendees may have about their services. We are looking forward to meeting with attendees and learning more about their infrastructure protection needs and challenges.
Overall, Tech-Palooza promises to be a valuable and informative event for anyone interested in emerging technology and its applications in the public and private sectors. The ETI is committed to bringing together the best and brightest minds in the industry to advance innovation and drive progress, and Tech-Palooza is a great opportunity to see this mission in action.