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2026 Maritime Operations & Information Warfare Summit

May 11-14, 2026

Norfolk, VA

AFCEA Hampton Roads
The Fleet is operating faster, farther, and more connected than ever. The AFCEA Hampton Roads Maritime Operations and Information Warfare Summit will bring together Fleet and type commanders, surface warfare leaders, shipbuilders, engineers, innovators, and mission partners to turn Priority Technology Areas into real combat power at sea - linking the digital shipyard, the waterfront, and deployed forces
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May 13, 2026

Arlington, VA

As artificial intelligence advances toward true complex decision-making, maintaining a human-centered, agentic AI will be essential to the future operations of the Department of War (DoW). From enabling real-time, in-theater decision support to optimizing enterprise and back-office processes, the integration of orchestrator AI systems capable of managing partitioned sub-agents presents both a transformative opportunity and a significant security challenge under DoW standards.This session will open with a keynote address by a senior DoW leader, followed by an executive panel of Agentic AI experts who will explore the critical issues of data and process standardization, alignment of large and small language models (LLMs and SLMs), and the operational deployment of agentic AI across the Department s mission areas.

May 18, 2026

Odessa, FL

AFCEA Greater Tampa Bay Chapter 4th Annual SOFWeek"STEM-EDUCATION" Programs Golf Fundraiser"It's for the KIDS!!!"

May 21, 2026

Washington, DC

This event will be a hybrid event consisting of vendor demonstrations and speaking sessions. The demos will be applicable to the Cybersecurity session topics. It will be promoted internally to the EXIM population and the Department of VA employees located at this location and across the street at the main VA HQ will also be invited.

About EXIM (from the EXIM.gov website):

The Export-Import Bank of the United States (EXIM) is the official export credit agency of the United States. EXIM is an independent Executive Branch agency with a mission of supporting American jobs by facilitating the export of U.S. goods and services. 
 
When private sector lenders are unable or unwilling to provide financing, EXIM fills in the gap for American businesses by equipping them with the financing tools necessary to compete for global sales. In doing so, the agency levels the playing field for U.S. goods and services going up against foreign competition in overseas markets, so that American companies can create more good-paying American jobs. 
 
Because it is backed by the full faith and credit of the United States, EXIM assumes credit and country risks that the private sector is unable or unwilling to accept. The agency's charter requires that all transactions it authorizes demonstrate a reasonable assurance of repayment; EXIM consistently maintains a low default rate and closely monitors credit and other risks in its portfolio.

May 21, 2026

Washington, DC

A full-day summit built for public sector technologists, security architects, and data leaders across federal civilian, defense, intelligence, and SLED — designed to move your data strategy forward.

  • A modern, AI-ready telemetry architecture — Core principles for separating data from tools, adopting tiered storage, and building pipelines that support AI initiatives without sacrificing compliance posture.

  • A Zero Trust-ready data layer — How telemetry control underpins zero trust across federal civilian, DoW, and SLED, from on-prem to FedRAMP-authorized cloud.

  • Real-world modernization playbook — Anonymized agency examples of pipeline modernization, cost reduction, and FedRAMP navigation — with ROI models that survive budget scrutiny.

  • Peer-driven insight — Spend the day with counterparts operating in classified environments, hybrid state infrastructures, and mission-critical defense programs.

May 27, 2026

Virtual / Online

Public sector and enterprise organizations face increasing pressure to demonstrate compliance with evolving regulations, frameworks, and internal policies — often across complex, rapidly changing environments. Yet Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) efforts remain largely manual and point-in-time.

Modernizing GRC involves shifting from siloed processes to automated, integrated, and predictive systems. New GRC platforms can provide real-time reporting, AI-driven risk analytics, and continuous control monitoring to enhance agencies’ agility, strengthen security posture and improve regulatory compliance.

Learning Objectives:

  • Outline the metrics to track increased efficiency as processes are streamlined
  • Delineate the contours of the cyber threat landscape to see where AI tools can provide a comprehensive view and improve threat detection
  • List regulatory frameworks your agency must comply with and where GRC automation can simplify their compliance requirements

Jun 1-3, 2026

National Harbor, MD

Join us to uncover the latest cybersecurity insights and solutions with experts, CISOs and service providers to accelerate your business.

The 2026 agenda will deliver the latest cybersecurity, risk management, strategy and leadership insights across key topic areas, covering the challenges most critical to CISOs and their teams.

Explore the topics that will be covered at this year’s conference, informed by key challenges for CISOs and their teams.

  • AI in Cybersecurity - Cybersecurity leaders play a critical role in AI. Explore how to govern the secure use of AI across your organization, integrate AI into all aspects of cybersecurity, defend against AI-generated attacks and navigate the AI hype to create real value.
  • Cyber Resilience - In an ever-changing and increasingly complex environment and threat landscape, improving the ability of the organization to resist, absorb, recover and adapt to business disruption is vital. Cybersecurity leaders must embed resilience as a key element in every aspect of their cybersecurity programs.
  • Cybersecurity Leadership, Management and Governance - Cybersecurity leaders must reframe their roles for a volatile, uncertain world and better support business outcomes. Learn how to develop a business-driven cybersecurity program, use metrics to prove value, deliver effective cybersecurity governance, and enhance leadership skills and effectiveness.
  • Data Security, Privacy and Compliance - Discover how to build the right data security governance and controls to account for constantly changing data-sharing requirements, the increasing risks of using unstructured data with generative AI tools and privacy laws.
  • Security Culture, Behavior and Awareness - Cultivating a robust cybersecurity culture within the organization is crucial for safeguarding assets and maintaining trust with key business partners. Explore how to reevaluate your awareness initiatives to foster a culture of security and enable increased secure behaviors.

Secure your spot at Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit 2026. See you there!

Jun 9, 2026

Washington, DC

Get ready to take ACTION!

Axonius Adapt in Action is coming back to Washington, D.C.! In an era of evolving mandates and sophisticated threats, "visibility" is no longer enough. We’re diving deep into the frameworks and technologies that define the modern federal landscape. 
Adapt in Action Washington, D.C. isn’t a typical industry conference, it’s where strategy, execution and real-world impact come together. Purpose-built for federal, SLED, IT and risk leaders, we move beyond static compliance, fragmented tools and manual reporting to deliver the visibility and context required to manage cyber risk at scale.

Across government agencies, organizations are being asked to do more with increasingly complex, distributed technology environments.
This is where the federal security community turns policy into practice and truth into resilience. 
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