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AFCEA TechNet IndoPac 2026
October 26 - October 29, 2026
Hilton Hawaiian Village | Honolulu, HI
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Secure collaboration, secure intelligence, and secure AI — RAG, models, and vectors included. Meet us at Booth #137 in Honolulu.
Featured Speaking Session
October 27
10:15 HST
Location: Nautilus 1
10:45 - 11:15
Powering Warfighter Mission Advantage: Data Centricity, Zero Trust, and Mission Data Resilience
Data fuels decision and mission across the spectrum of military operations. Trusted, secure, and resilient data are essential to the Commander, the Warfighter, and those supporting the mission across all joint operational functions. This is core to attaining Decision Superiority in the Pacific or any other theater. From C2, to Intelligence, to Fires, and to Sustainment, Commanders, Warfighters, and mission support elements must be able to trust their data, share it with Allies and Mission Partners, and defend it when adversaries use cyber capabilities or other means to tamper with or deny it.
Legacy approaches were founded on perimeter defense and a network-centric model. Against a growing cyber threat, adversaries leveraging AI, and a pending Q-Day, this legacy approach is no longer sufficient or agile enough to meet mission demands. To solve this, Data Centric Security and a Zero Trust approach are essential to mission enablement to meet these threats.
Speakers will present the current State of the Union for Data Centric Security (DCS) and illustrate its foundational underpinning to Mission Partner Environments (MPE), sovereign cloud, edge and hybrid environments, sensitive mission, and AI use cases. They will discuss the importance of Zero Trust (ZT) open standards, and why Allied standards like ACP 240 and NATO ZTDF matter now.. The session closes with a survey of the DCS and ZT technology platform and ecosystem that government, military Commanders, and the Defense Industrial Base need to accelerate AI integration, provide information advantage, and achieve Allied interoperability.
Attendees will walk away with a working understanding of Zero Trust and Data Centric Security, and of why shifting a focus from perimeter-centric and network-centric to a data-centric approach is now essential to meeting mission demands.
CAPT James H. Mills, USN (Ret.),
VP Customer Success & Partnerships, Virtru
Adam Heitke
VP Solutions Architecture, Virtru
Event Information
Your Guide to the AFCEA TechNet IndoPac Conference
TechNet Indo-Pacific is AFCEA's annual gathering of military leaders, government civilians, Allied partners, and industry focused on the command, control, communications, computers, cyber, and intelligence challenges specific to the Indo-Pacific theater.
The agenda centers on the problems that define operations across the world's largest and most contested region: coalition interoperability, communications in contested and disconnected environments, and the technology Commanders need to maintain Information Advantage alongside Allies and Mission Partners.
This year's event runs October 26-29, 2026 at the Hilton Hawaiian Village in Honolulu, Hawai'i.
Yes. We're proud to be a Titanium Sponsor at this year's event. Meet our team in the Exhibition Hall at Booth #137.
We also invite you to attend our session on Data Centric Security featuring Virtru's Adam Heitke and James Mills on Tuesday, 27 October, at 10:15 AM in Nautilus A.
Virtru makes data protect itself. Built on the open Trusted Data Format (TDF), Virtru binds encryption and access policy directly to the data object, so protection and control travel with information wherever it goes — across agencies, across Allied and coalition networks, into the tactical edge, and into the AI systems that increasingly consume mission data.
That same model extends to secure collaboration, secure intelligence sharing, and the AI stack itself: the RAG pipelines, models, and vector stores where sensitive data now lives. The result is Zero Trust applied where it matters most — at the data layer — with support for Allied standards including ACP 240 and NATO ZTDF.
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