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This gathering marks the 19th ISAC Annual Summit—celebrating nearly two decades of State, Local, Tribal, and Territorial (SLTT) collaboration and community defense. Government Technology is proud to partner with the MS-ISAC® in advancing an ongoing initiative that has been shaping how the public sector confronts its most urgent cybersecurity challenges.

Join us on June 21-24, 2026 at the Caribe Royale in Orlando, Florida. Engage with peers, gain insights from shared SLTT best practices, and enhance your security, resilience, and continuity strategies to better protect U.S. government networks and systems.

As Canadian municipalities accelerate their digital transformation, traditional perimeter-based security is no longer enough. Leaders are balancing smart city initiatives, remote workforces, and increasingly interconnected critical infrastructure, making the road to Zero Trust a hard path to follow. For Municipal Information Systems Association (MISA) members, safeguarding citizen data and ensuring the continuity of vital local services requires a shift from "trust but verify" to a strict Zero Trust architecture.

But how do you realistically achieve Zero Trust in a complex municipal environment filled with legacy systems, diverse departments and budget constraints? The answer lies in microsegmentation.

This webinar is specifically tailored for Canadian municipal IT leaders, CIOs, and security professionals. We will demystify the journey to Zero Trust, demonstrating how microsegmentation acts as the foundational pillar of modern municipal defense. By dividing the network into granular, isolated zones, microsegmentation prevents lateral threat movement, contains breaches, and protects high-value assets including everything from GIS mapping data to sensitive citizen financial records.

During this webinar, you’ll learn:

• The Municipal Zero Trust Roadmap: Why traditional firewalls fall short in modern municipal ecosystems and how to transition to a Zero Trust model.
• Microsegmentation Demystified: A practical look at how to isolate workloads, secure legacy applications, and protect critical OT (Operational Technology) like water and traffic management systems.
• Compliance & Data Sovereignty: How microsegmentation helps Canadian municipalities align with provincial privacy legislations (such as FIPPA/FOIP) and federal cybersecurity frameworks.
• Phased Implementation Strategies: How MISA members can leverage a crawl-walk-run approach to deploy microsegmentation without disrupting daily citizen services or overwhelming lean IT teams.

Register today to discover how to transform your municipality's cybersecurity posture from a fragile shell into a resilient, zero-trust digital fortress.

Join us in Phoenix, Arizona. The 2026 Air National Guard Operational Alignment Communications & Cyber Symposium (OACCS) is the crucial event for ensuring the Air National Guard remains at the forefront of Information Technology and Cybersecurity. This is the premier event where we gather as the ANG Cyber Militia—a force defined by the skill of our people and our absolute commitment to mission readiness. The symposium is crucial for ensuring the Air National Guard remains at the forefront of Information Technology and Cyber Effects. OACCS will provide ANG units with the latest training, resources, and opportunities to:

• Improve Readiness
• Drive Workforce Development
• Field The Modern Militia

The Symposium will align NGB A2/6’s strategy with efforts at both the directorate and wing levels, focusing on the IT challenges of the next 3-5 years. We will also address resource utilization in a constrained budgetary environment by aligning ANG efforts with the Air Force Chief Information Officer’s strategic goals.