Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC)

Where mission meets moonshot: Architecting what's next.

The Google Public Sector Summit bridges the gap between ambitious innovation and secure, scaled execution. Tailored for leaders, creators, coders, and builders, the event focuses on moving organizations beyond AI pilots and experimentation into fully deployed, mission-ready realities. By leveraging a secure, integrated AI stack—encompassing everything from planet-scale infrastructure to leading models and agentic platforms—attendees will learn how to safely navigate and thrive in the emerging agentic era.

Rather than just offering inspiration, the Summit provides practical, hands-on experience and personalized programming. Attendees will collaborate with Google Public Sector to walk away with an actionable, customized blueprint and action plan. This ensures your organization is fully equipped with the skills and strategy needed to architect what’s next and confidently turn your highest "moonshot" aspirations into operational successes.

The Department of Homeland Security is facing an increasingly complex threat environment, where nation-state-backed threat actors utilize emerging technologies to disrupt peace. To strengthen national security, the Trump administration has prioritized record investments in homeland defense, providing DHS and its components with the resources needed to counter evolving digital and physical threats. 

At the 2026 Homeland Security Summit, decision-makers from across DHS and innovators from industry will take the stage to discuss how the government can leverage data and advanced technologies to safeguard the nation’s borders and critical infrastructure. 

Panels will analyze key DHS initiatives, including utilizing AI for investigative intelligence, deploying edge capabilities for border defense, building federated data fabrics for advanced analytics and adopting counter-UAS to defeat weaponized drone use. The summit will also cover the role of public-private partnerships to strengthen security ahead of the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles, California.