Events: Live & Virtual

GEOINT 2024 Symposium will explore the unparalleled importance of geospatial intelligence. This year’s Symposium theme, GEOINT 2024: Essential in All Dimensions and Domains, delves into the diverse facets of geospatial intelligence, showcasing its essential role in providing decision advantage at the point and time of need in today’s rapidly evolving technological and geopolitical landscape.

As cyber threats continue to challenge all levels of government, learn how government and industry are working together to protect communities at all levels from ransomware, thefts of data, election security challenges and attacks on critical infrastructure.

Join RSAC 2024 and discover The Art of Possible as we collectively create works that will change our perspective on what we can accomplish. To succeed at cybersecurity, we must go beyond ones and zeroes. Staying ahead of today’s threats and foreseeing tomorrow’s challenges requires trusting our intuition and collaborative experiences. Our collective strength lies in the bonds we build and the wisdom we share shaping a resilient and adaptable ecosystem.

SOF Week is an annual conference for the international SOF community to learn, connect, and honor its members. The event is jointly sponsored by USSOCOM and the Global SOF Foundation. It is held in Tampa, Florida and is expected to draw over 15,000 attendees.

AFCEA Belvoir Industry Days 2024 theme is Digital Modernization, Unified Operations & Data Dominance through Agile Acquisition. ABID 2024 will include many keynotes and breakout sessions from government and industry leaders over 2.5 days.

This three-day event is a gathering of N-Wave stakeholders from across NOAA Line Offices, DOC Bureaus, other federal agencies, along with partners from the science, research and education networking community. Program topics will include agency updates, technology modernization, cloud connectivity, infrastructure upgrades, scientific community partner projects, network initiatives and more.

A comprehensive exploration of the zero trust security model within the federal government, featuring insights from government and industry leaders across three pivotal segments. Hosted by Francis Rose, the program highlights the significant strides and challenges in implementing zero trust architectures in agencies such as the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), Department of Defense (DoD), and the Department of Labor.

During this webinar, top government information security executives and industry experts will reflect on their accomplishments along with the people and technology that made these programs so successful. The following experts will explore top federal cybersecurity success stories, best practices and what it means to you: Lynette Sherrill, Department of Veterans Affairs; Hemant Baidwan, Department of Homeland Security; Bill Lemons, Fortinet Federal; Eric Weiss, Quest Software Public Sector; Travis Rosiek, Public Sector, Rubrik; Moderator: Luke McCormack, Host of the Federal Executive Forum.

Given that agencies are on the clock to adopt zero trust architectures by fiscal year 2025, Fortinet Federal’s Bill Lemons offers tactics federal IT teams can take when addressing the challenges of achieving zero trust in hybrid, multicloud environments.

Military cyber leaders repeatedly say zero trust is critical, essential and integral to the Defense Department’s Joint All-Domain Command-and-Control (JADC2) concept. A zero trust approach to cybersecurity helps organizations improve data security, manage users on the network and facilitate data interoperability, all key components of JADC2. This panel explores how zero trust aids secure communication and data sharing to prepare the joint force for future fights.

Government organizations face threats, like none other. Ensuring that a robust security posture fits inside the regulatory and budget requirements of any agency is a huge feat onto itself. Add on all the threats that adversaries bring to your doorstep, and it can seem like an insurmountable task. From vulnerabilities to zero-days to patch management to user education and enablement, it’s easy for security teams to get lost in “What Should I Focus on Now?” Luckily, you are not alone in this fight.

Get ready for another episode of FortinetLIVE as #Fortinet’s Jim Richberg, and #FortinetFederal’s Felipe Fernandez, discuss the current state of the threat landscape for government agencies and top threat trends #CISOs should pay attention to in 2023.