Embark on a transformative odyssey at the DC/Baltimore Cybersecurity Summit, where you'll plunge into cutting-edge insights to adroitly navigate the dynamic terrain of cyber threats in 2024. Engage with industry luminaries and influential leaders, while forging direct connections with representatives from top-tier global providers of cybersecurity solutions. Embrace the DC/Baltimore Cybersecurity Summit as your pivotal juncture to connect with peers and industry experts in a stimulating in-person environment. Engrossing discussions will traverse a diverse spectrum of topics, from emerging cybersecurity frontiers to ingenious strategies meticulously honed to shield your organization against the ceaseless evolution of cyber adversaries. Uncover the full panoply of artfully tailored offerings, exclusively curated by Data Connectors for the DC/Baltimore Cybersecurity Summit, eagerly awaiting your exploration and empowerment! Admission is $150 (without a promo code) for each attendee, which includes a full catered lunch, breakfast, snacks, cocktail networking reception, access to all educational presentations, keynote speakers, panel discussions, and exhibit hall.

AFA’s Air, Space & Cyber Conference provides first-class professional military development, facilitates the sharing of emerging requirements and technologies, and helps fuel connections that advance the cause of air and space power. The theme of this year’s conference is Achieving Decisive Advantage in an Age of Growing Threats.

This event will bring together cybersecurity experts from medical device manufacturers and health delivery organizations to share best practices to ensure patient safety is protected. It provides programming focused on addressing issues of shared responsibility, and best practices for securing devices and data and dives deep into the complexity of maintaining products in the field all while ensuring compliance with new guidance. Cybersecurity attacks in healthcare have been on the rise in recent years. With medical devices ranging from legacy devices to mobile phone apps, cybersecurity risk mitigation must take top priority as MDOs and HDOs strive to maintain device security, protect patient data, and also comply with FDA and EU guidance. As the effects of new guidance and government initiatives reshape the landscape of development, production, and application, manufacturers and HDOs must work towards building a new culture of shared responsibility, uniformity, and harmonization.

FISSEA, founded in 1987, is an organization run by and for Federal government information security professionals to assist Federal agencies in strengthening their employee cybersecurity awareness and training programs. The name originally was an abbreviation for Federal Information Systems Security Educators Association but has now been shortened to Federal Information Security Educators (FISSEA). View the FISSEA charter. Purpose: Serve as a professional forum for the exchange of information and improvement of cybersecurity and privacy learning program (CPLP) managers throughout the federal government. Elevate the general level of information security knowledge for the federal government and federally-related workforce. Provide for the professional development of community members.

The government is strategizing the next phase of health IT transformation to combat future health crises and advance health care, research, and software implementation. In this process, agencies are employing new concepts and tools to further health agency missions across the public sector. Join us as federal health IT leaders 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.

The Insider Risk Management Program Evaluation & Optimization Training Course in Laurel, Maryland, provided attendees with comprehensive insights into managing internal threats. Participants praised the expert-led sessions, which covered risk assessment, mitigation strategies, and program optimization. The interactive format and real-world case studies enhanced learning, making it highly relevant for cybersecurity professionals. Overall, the course was well-organized and offered valuable tools for strengthening insider risk management programs.

Embark on a journey during Hack The Railroad—a groundbreaking hybrid two-day cybersecurity conference powered by the alliance of Cylus, TAC, and Amtrak. This gathering serves as a nexus for the brightest minds in the railway cybersecurity industry. Network with 1000+ Cybersecurity Leaders and Technical Professionals Hear from 50+ Speakers about the railway threat landscape and more Meet 100+ Sponsors and Collaborators from Industry & Government at HTR Expo Attend Exclusive Networking Events set for conversation and collaboration