passport, certificate of birth abroad, or naturalization certificate) citizens not born in the United States must also provide a copy of proof of citizenship with the request (i.e., U.S.
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Visitor’s full name (last, first, and middle), position, date and place of birth, citizenship, social security number, and email address.
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This letter may be uploaded to JHU APL’s FedRAMP certified secure dropbox ( ) or emailed using a password protected document to password must be provided in a separate email or verbally by calling 24.) Requests must be typed and on organizational/company letterhead.
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Those from DoD organizations should send their clearance information via the Defense Information System for Security (DISS) to SMO code 888984.Īttendees who cannot use DISS must complete a Visit Authorization Letter containing the information below. citizens must hold (at least) an active Secret clearance and send their clearance information to JHU APL. To attend the classified day on July 21, U.S. An active Secret clearance is required to attend on Day 3 (July 21). Workshop Classification: 7/19 and 7/20 (8AM - 4:30PM)-: UNCLASSIFIED, 7/21 (8AM - 2PM): SECRETĬlearance Requirements: No clearance is required to attend on Day 1 (July 19) or Day 2 (July 20). We are committed to this effort and look forward to your participation. Presentations will discuss cross domain solutions, services and technologies, and what new challenges are arising in today’s rapidly changing environment.Īttendees will collaborate, build partnerships and advance their knowledge of cross domain technology.įor the past 11 years, the CDTF has successfully connected leading representatives from both Government and Industry to build partnershipsĪnd collaborate on the advancement of technical knowledge and opportunities specific to the Cross Domain community. The NCDSMO is presenting a three-day forum that will focus on delivering information to attendees who work with cross domain technologies, services and solutions. Please contact the NCDSMO at questions or comments about CDTF or community engagement. The NCDSMO continues to maintain and explore other channels for collaboration with the community. The Cross Domain Technical Forum (CDTF) scheduled for July 21-23, 2022 is postponed until June 27-29, 2023 because of the increased CDC COVID-19 Community Level in certain areas of Maryland.Īll registrations for the 2022 event apply to the 2023 event.īecause much of the information shared at the CDTF is For Official Use Only or Controlled Unclassified Information, virtual options accessible to all attendees are limited.Īfter two postponements, the NCDSMO was very much looking forward to collaborating with the cross domain community in-person this year.
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