Past Events

The CyberScape Summit brought together federal and industry thought leaders to explore key priorities in cybersecurity and tactics for staying ahead of evolving challenges.

Federal and industry came together on Feb. 27 to explore how IT modernization is reshaping the defense landscape. Leadership outlined key priorities and agency initiatives focused on critical areas such as AI in defense operations, CJADC2 and multi and hybrid cloud security.

AI is poised to make tremendous impact on federal government systems and the workforce for its ability to save time and money. In the face of this reality, agencies are strategizing how to get on board with the technology while integrating it responsibly.

Federal and industry AI leaders came together to discuss how they are tackling these challenges and developing solutions that will make a difference.

We brought together federal health IT leaders to discuss the latest developments in public health through topics such as electronic health records (EHR) modernization, emerging tech investments, data interoperability and sharing, and more.

We brought together the federal IT community for a day of guided networking and roundtable discussions on the latest advancements in artificial intelligence. Federal leaders, industry experts and AI researchers explored topics like Data Modernization & Interoperability, Generative AI, Machine Learning, Recruiting AI Talent and Responsible AI.

We brought together the federal IT cyber community to tackle evolving cyber priorities during this full day in-person event. Federal and industry leaders broke down how movements in zero trust, edge computing, identity management and more are impacting agency strategies to modernize IT and implement future solutions.

The inaugural Defense IT Summit marked an insightful kickoff to our 2024 event season. Federal and industry leaders came together on February 9 to discuss how IT modernization programs are restructuring the defense landscape.

Our in-person event uncovered the latest developments in health IT and provided a space for attendees to network and join the discussion around the future of public health with federal leaders.

We held an evening with the outgoing Air Force CIO, Lauren Knausenberger ahead of her final day at the Air Force to honor and celebrate the impact she has made on defense IT, from championing software factories to implementing zero trust.

Leaders from the White House, NASA and the Departments of Defense, State, Health and Human Services, Homeland Security and Veterans Affairs discussed panel topics including Hybrid Cloud Security, Reducing Technical Debt for Stronger Defenses and Shadow IT.