Critical Infrastructure Security Summit
Cyberattacks increasingly threaten critical infrastructure — including energy grids, water systems, supply chain, hospitals and operational technology. Federal agencies are strengthening resiliency and modernizing security strategies to protect these systems that power the nation.
The Critical Infrastructure Security Summit 2027 brings together federal civilian, defense and industry leaders to discuss the evolving threat landscape and the technologies and policies shaping resilience and cybersecurity strategy across the nation’s critical sectors.
Attendees will hear how federal agencies are securing IT and OT environments, addressing industrial control systems security, improving cyber resilience, strengthening supply chain security and leveraging AI, zero trust and emerging technologies to protect services.
Attendees may receive up to 5 continuing professional education (CPE) credits. For more information, please click here.
Agenda Coming Soon
Sponsorships Available
Contact [email protected] for more information.
Ticket Pricing
Government: Free (requires a valid .gov or .mil email address)
Industry: $499
Academia: $50 (requires a current .edu email address)
Registration Form
We are looking for federal government leaders to speak on a panel or present during lightning rounds. We are accepting proposals for this event from the community. If your proposal is accepted, a member of our team will reach out to you about speaking at the event.
Speaker Proposal Form
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