Coimbatore, India

The focus of the International Conference on Sensors, Security, Software and Intelligent Systems (ISSSIS 2009) is to address the issues related to the design, analysis and implementation of Intelligent Systems, a blend of sensors, security, intelligent software and cognizance as a unit for secured real time computation with precision and perfection. (Source: ISSSIS2009.com)

Washington, D.C.

With a new administration in the White House, January 2009 will be the starting point for a new approach to U.S. counterterrorism efforts. This conference presents solid, immensely practical analyses of strategic counterterrorism policies based on the lessons and experiences of the past eight years and earlier, and on what proven strategies will yield the most beneficial results for the United States. (Source: Cato Institute)

London, England

The 5th Annual European Geospatial Intelligence Conference (DGI: 2009) is Europe's largest annual gathering dedicated to high-level discussion addressing the major challenges of the defence and government geospatial intelligence community. Bringing together Heads of Geospatial Intelligence, GIS, Remote Sensing, Operations, and Imagery and Analysis, the conference provides a unique forum to discuss and debate the development of geospatial intelligence capabilities across the globe. (Source: DGI 2009)

Abu Dhabi, UAE

"At Gulf C4ISR you will hear updates and key strategies from senior ranking military officers from the Gulf region and around the world. You will have the opportunity to meet and network with leading solution providers and system integrators, all across three value driven days. No where else in 2009 will you have direct access to so many of the Gulf nations’ leading C4I and NEC/NCW experts, as well as essential updates from the US, UK, Germany and Sweden." (Source: GULF C4ISR)

Chantilly, Virginia

This National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) event is themed "Changes: Looking Towards the Future," and is structured to give industry the opportunity to demonstrate how their products and services can provide solutions to NRO, and how they plan to handle potential challenges that will inevitably arise in the technology realm. (Source: Federal Business Council, Inc.)

Washington, DC Metro Area

This 2nd Annual Biometrics for National Security & Defense from IDGA provides a forum to discuss requirements, opportunities, and capabilities in a focused and professional setting. This conference will offer extensive coverage on: Solutions for privacy and identity management; applications of biometric capabilities in theater; requirements and technologies for biometric interoperability; and the future of biometrics programs such as NGI, US-VISIT, and BOSS-R and U. Early bird registration discounts are available until January 9, 2009.