Carahsoft Technology Corp.
Carahsoft has built our reputation as a customer-centric organization dedicated to serving the needs of our technology manufacturers, government end users, and reseller ecosystem with Solutions for Government. We have a proven history of helping government agencies find the best possible technology solution at the best possible value. Each customer works directly with a dedicated account representative to determine a solution tailored specifically to meet his or her needs. We combine our extensive knowledge of the technologies we provide, with a thorough understanding of the government procurement process, to analyze needs, provide configuration support, simplify the ordering process, and offer special government pricing.
Upcoming Carahsoft Technology Corp. Events
Mission owners are under constant pressure to deliver secure, mission-ready software faster while navigating complex compliance requirements and operational environments.
Join us for an exclusive webinar to discover how a turnkey CI/CD and DevSecOps platform can help teams developing container-based applications accelerate delivery from proof of concept to production. Designed for agile, iterative development, this approach embeds production-grade security and compliance requirements from the start, enabling rapid innovation without sacrificing mission readiness.
Whether you're building an MVP, validating capabilities with operational data or preparing for deployment in IL6 and disconnected environments.
This session will provide practical strategies for delivering software faster and more securely. Attendees will learn how to:
- Accelerate Mission Delivery - Move from prototype to production faster with a turnkey DevSecOps pipeline built for continuous integration, testing and deployment.
- Deploy Anywhere with Confidence - Support IL6, air-gapped, edge and DDIL environments while maintaining operational readiness and security.
- Reduce Compliance Burden - Leverage RMF and ATO-as-a-Service capabilities to streamline authorization processes and maintain continuous security alignment.
Register today to secure your spot.
Cool off with Carahsoft during Black Hat for an evening of networking, refreshments and conversation at one of Las Vegas' most unique venues: the Minus5° ICEBAR at the 1923 Prohibition Bar!
Take a break from the Las Vegas heat as you connect with industry peers and colleagues over handcrafted cocktails and light bites; you will also be able to experience the Minus5° ICEBAR, where more than 90 tons of ice create a one-of-a-kind experience complete with stunning ice sculptures and frozen surroundings.
Space is limited, so RSVP today to reserve your spot.
Federal IT teams face a fundamental mismatch: AI workloads evolve rapidly, while server procurement cycles span years. As GPU technology advances and model requirements grow, agencies often need costly hardware upgrades while also contending with datacenter power and rack space limitations.
This webinar explores how GPU pooling allows federal agencies to disaggregate compute, GPU and memory resources and dynamic allocation, extracting more throughput from existing power envelopes and floor space, without forklift upgrades.
Attendees Will Learn How To:
- Leverage GPU pooling enables dynamic allocation of compute, GPU and memory resources
- Support faster mission readiness while reducing long-term capital expenditures.
- Scale AI infrastructure within federal datacenter power and space constraints.
- Maximize existing infrastructure capacity without costly forklift upgrades.
Government agencies and contractors often work across separate Jira and Jira Service Management (JSM) environments, making it difficult to maintain visibility, streamline workflows and collaborate efficiently. |
Join Exalate, Clovity, and Carahsoft on Wednesday, August 5 to learn how public sector organizations can securely connect multiple Jira instances while maintaining control over their data, security boundaries and processes. |
Through real-world use cases and live demonstrations, you'll discover how agencies and contractors can improve coordination, reduce manual effort and enable seamless information sharing across distributed Jira environments. |
After a decade or more of customization, many federal ServiceNow environments have become too complex to evolve and too complex to deliver on the promise of AI. This webinar explores why the real obstacle isn’t the ServiceNow platform itself, but the accumulated technical debt sitting on top of it. Learn how a greenfield “Reset” migration approach helps long-tenured customers move to a clean, standardized instance, unlocking the same AI outcomes commercial enterprises and large federal agencies are already seeing today.
During this session, you will learn:
- Why over-customized instances block AI outcomes, and what a clean, standardized ServiceNow environment makes possible.
- Real-world results: how agencies achieved 101K hours saved, 9% ticket deflection and 10x ROI within their first year of AI-enabled operations.
- How to evaluate whether your environment is a candidate for a greenfield Reset versus incremental fixes.
- Why organizational change management, not just technical migration, is the key to a successful reset.
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- Customize user settings and add role assignments.
- Align their accounts to better support their agency's objectives.
- Access and interpret usage data for informed decision-making.
- Drive efficiency and boost creativity with smart collaboration tools.
- See key features in action during expert-led live demos.
- Leverage the new AI Companion update, Active Summary.
Join Zscaler and industry experts as they discuss practical strategies for securing AI usage, preventing sensitive data leakage, and ensuring the USDA’s journey to the AI-ready future is built on a secure, resilient, and compliant foundation.
This session will dive into the specific requirements of OMB M-24-10 and demonstrate how Zscaler’s Zero Trust Exchange is a critical enabler for secure AI adoption, move beyond the theory of AI governance, and focus on the technical and operational controls required to protect the USDA mission.
Register today to explore how a Zero Trust architecture provides the foundational guardrails for the USDA to embrace AI innovation.
Cybercriminals are moving faster than ever, and many are operating in plain sight. As Telegram continues to emerge as the communication platform of choice for threat actors, security teams need new ways to identify risks before they escalate.
Join Tesseract for an insightful webinar exploring how Telegram intelligence, infostealer logs and operational OSINT can help your team uncover threats earlier, strengthen investigations and stay ahead of emerging cyber risks.
During this webinar, attendees will learn:
- Why Telegram has become the primary platform for cybercrime and threat actors.
- How Telegram intelligence and infostealer logs can help identify threats earlier in the attack lifecycle.
- How operational OSINT enhances cyber threat intelligence, accelerates investigations and provides actionable insights.
Designed to provide practical takeaways that can be applied across current and future Navy mission systems, this session is tailored for personnel supporting PAE Mission Systems and other Department of Navy organizations.
During the workshop, attendees will:
- Learn how Dynatrace delivers unified observability across applications, infrastructure, networks, logs and services
- See live demonstrations covering mission application performance, tactical network visibility, DevSecOps and disconnected/afloat operational environments
- Participate in a guided "Follow-the-Leader" lab to explore automated discovery, AI-driven root cause analysis and mission-focused dashboards
- Discuss real-world Navy use cases and strategies for improving mission assurance while reducing time spent troubleshooting
We hope you can join us in San Diego and look forward to the discussion.
As constituent needs grow more complex and resources become increasingly constrained, sustaining equitable service delivery remains a persistent challenge for Government agencies. Legacy systems and disconnected programs fragment data, restrict oversight and delay crisis response that ultimately erodes public trust. Informatica’s Resident 360 enables agencies to comprise a complete view of every resident, driving smarter data governance, stronger program integrity and resilient public service delivery.
Join us as we explore how Informatica’s enterprise Master Data Management (MDM) platform empowers agencies to:
- Advance customer and government experience initiatives by delivering more personalized, responsive and equitable public services
- Reduce fraud risk and strengthen program integrity with a unified citizen data foundation, ensuring accurate identity, eligibility and relationship data across systems
- Improve oversight and crisis response with real-time, cross-program data sharing and AI-ready analytics built on trusted data
Register today to gain actionable insights into building a stronger citizen data foundation and delivering more trusted public services across your agency.
Federal contractors have long viewed CPARS as a compliance exercise that occurs at the end of contract performance. That mindset is becoming increasingly dangerous. Recent changes to FAR Part 42.11 under the Revolutionary FAR Overhaul (RFO), combined with growing federal agency reliance on CPARS past performance data before, during and after solicitation source selections, are transforming CPARS from simply an administrative record into a strategic business asset—and a significant business risk when unmanaged.
In this webinar, CPARSradar will explain why CPARS Ratings Management must become a formal corporate discipline, much like cybersecurity, quality management, supply chain compliance. Attendees will learn how to implement proactive CPARS management tools and processes including contractor self-assessments, continuous performance monitoring and on-going engagement with Contracting Officers and CORs, to prevent CPARS surprises, improve CPARS evaluation and rating outcomes and protect future revenue streams. The session will also explore why "Satisfactory" ratings or below are increasingly becoming a competitive disadvantage in major procurements and what contractors can do today to improve their performance profile before the next CPARS evaluation is written.
Key Takeaways
- Understand how new federal procurement policy, RFO FAR Part 42.11 changes and associated guidance are elevating the importance, visibility and scrutiny of CPARS data.
- Learn why unmanaged CPARS ratings (negative or even satisfactory) create measurable business, financial and competitive risks.
- Understand how agencies are increasingly using CPARS contractor performance information to find and award contracts to superior performers and weed out underperformers during down-selects and source selections.
- Discover practical strategies for implementing a proactive corporate CPARS Ratings Management program across your organization using CPARSradar tools and processes.
- Gain insights and actionable knowledge on how to improve and continue to receive the highest accurate CPARS ratings you deserve.
What You'll Gain:
- Key Federal sales plays and market insights
- How to position solutions across storage, AI, cyber resiliency, data & services
- Ways to expand accounts and drive new revenue
Complete the session and questionnaire to earn a Hitachi Sales or Technical Certification, supporting deal registration, incentives and rebates.
Join us at Corsica following the enablement session to network and celebrate. Secure your spot today!
This session shows how decision intelligence with Tableau Next turns scattered program data into clear insights and audit-ready reporting across rural health.
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Why modern data and governance foundations matter for outcomes and funding.
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How Tableau Next speeds the path from raw data to outcomes reporting.
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Steps to build a repeatable model for demonstrating program impact.
As Federal agencies deploy autonomous AI agents that execute tasks with the same access and privileges as human users, the traditional foundations of identity security are being upended. Legacy models built around static credentials and one-time verification are no longer effective.
This webinar explores why Zero Trust isn't just another control layer for agentic AI, but the operating principle that makes autonomous systems governable at scale. We'll examine how identity must become fluid rather than fixed, why context needs continuous re-evaluation and how "never trust, always verify" applies when the entity being verified might be a non-human agent making its own decisions in real time.
Attendees will learn:
- How agentic AI changes the identity security threat model
- Why static trust assumptions fail against autonomous, privileged-acting systems
- Practical steps for embedding continuous verification into agentic AI architectures
Join us to understand why, in a world of autonomous agents, Zero Trust shifts from best practice to a prerequisite for resilience.
- How threat actors are leveraging AI to scale and enhance attacks
- Emerging threats through real-world attack examples
- The limitations of point-product approaches in responding to modern threats
- Key requirements for securing collaboration across multiple channels
Events We Are Sponsoring
Welcome to the 2026 TASSCC Annual Conference. This year our conference will celebrate the TASSCC community and encourage collaboration between our agencies and our industry partners.
The TASSCC Annual Conference is Texas’s premier event for state IT leaders, partnering to advance education and networking among professionals supporting information technology for Texas public sector and higher education.
Last year’s event welcomed over 850 attendees, including 350+ government sector employees.
The 52nd Annual TASSCC Conference celebrates the spirit of Texas IT innovation with the theme “Big Tex, Bigger Tech: The Future of Texas IT.” Bringing together technology leaders, public sector professionals, and industry experts, this conference will explore the emerging trends, transformative technologies, and forward-thinking strategies shaping the future of IT across Texas. Hosted in the home of the iconic Texas State Fair, attendees will gain valuable insights, build meaningful connections, and discover how innovation is driving smarter, more connected communities for years to come.
Ivanti, Carahsoft and FedInsider are bringing together government and education IT and security leaders for the 2026 Ivanti Public Sector Summit, an in-person event focused on strategies and technologies to help modernize IT operations and strengthen cybersecurity across the public sector. Across government and education, organizations are navigating increasingly complex IT environments while supporting hybrid workforces, expanding digital services and defending against evolving cyber threats. This summit will bring together leaders from federal, state, local, defense and education sectors to share practical approaches for improving visibility, reducing operational burden and delivering secure, reliable technology services. |
Join your peers and industry experts for an afternoon of insightful discussions, fresh perspectives and real-world experiences. |
Join Okta for an exclusive virtual webinar focused on securely adopting and scaling agentic AI across higher education institutions. During this session, we'll dive into practical frameworks for managing decentralized campus risk, mapping shadow AI and measuring real ROI. Learn how to address complex identity challenges, govern access to AI applications and enable innovation without compromising security. Agenda:
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Space is limited, so be sure to reserve your spot today! |
Public sector organizations are operating in an increasingly complex environment shaped by evolving cyber threats, aging infrastructure, workforce shortages and growing expectations for modern digital services.
AI-driven attacks are expanding the threat landscape while legacy systems and fragmented data make it harder for agencies and institutions to respond quickly. At the same time, constituents, staff and students expect faster, more intuitive services similar to what they experience in the private sector.
To keep pace, government and education organizations are modernizing IT operations, strengthening endpoint security and adopting automation and AI to improve both cybersecurity and service delivery.
The Ivanti Public Sector Summit brings together leaders from federal, defense, state and local government, education and industry to discuss practical strategies for securing endpoints, modernizing IT service management and delivering trusted digital services.
Learning Objectives:
- Explain how modernization initiatives help agencies address evolving cybersecurity threats.
- Evaluate strategies for improving coordination between IT and security teams.
- Identify best practices for securing communications in classified and tactical environments.
- Describe key outcomes of effective vulnerability and patch management programs.
- Assess how AI and automation can improve IT service management and service delivery.
The National Homeland Security Conference brings together professionals in Homeland Security, Law Enforcement, Fire and Emergency Management. They include officials in federal agencies, nonprofit agencies, business owners, universities and decision makers who attend to learn about emerging trends in homeland security and see the new equipment and technology available to support their mission. Last year's conference was ground breaking for exhibitors and attendees. #NHSC2026 at the Kentucky International Convention Center promises to deliver another record breaking experience. The early bird registration rate is $700. After May 29th, the rate is $775! Registration closes on July 10th.
State and local governments are embracing AI at different speeds and with varying levels of maturity. Massachusetts, for example, has implemented ChatGPT across its entire state government workforce, providing training in its use, outreach and engagement to answer workers’ questions, while making its use voluntary.
State government employees across the country are using AI for numerous applications, without going as far as Massachusetts. Many are using AI to search complex state policies and procedures quickly. Some agencies are using it for communications support, such as drafting high-volume resident replies and translating public announcements.
Learning Objectives:
- Review where your agency is in its use of AI and whether there are areas that need strengthening in order to expand AI functionality
- Identify metrics that apply to improved performance through the use of AI tools
- Outline specific steps you can take to help your agency expand the use of AI to improve outcomes that meet your mission requirements
As agencies move to implement AI throughout their organizations, most are finding their AI efforts disrupted by fragmented, low-quality, or inaccessible data. This is a problem government shares with the private sector – a recent survey found that 79% of respondents said their AI initiatives are being hindered by limited access to data across environments.
These are not new problems for the government. There are still issues with data fragmentation and silos, poor data quality, complexities in applying governance and security requirements, and technical debt – legacy systems aren’t designed for modern analytics needs. And. of course, the pace of data generation continues to accelerate, adding to the pressure to clean and restructure massive numbers of datasets. That recent survey found that 60% of AI projects may be abandoned due to poor data readiness.
Learning Objectives:
- Outline the particular challenges in data readiness faced by your agency
- Delineate the steps to address those challenges, including prioritization and resource allocation
- Establish metrics to measure improvements in data quality so your agency datasets can be used by AI tools to produce trusted solutions
There is widespread recognition in federal agencies that they face increasingly sophisticated AI-driven threats. At the same time, agencies must also contend with evolving compliance mandates and shrinking budgets.
To simultaneously protect missions, ensure compliance, and align with federal efficiency and budget goals, agencies need to adopt modern, compliance-aligned endpoint detection and response (EDR) security strategies that enable full, real-time endpoint visibility while reducing false positives and preventing cost creep.
State and local agencies are exploring how to incorporate artificial intelligence (AI) into their operations – as long as they observe their own state-level and any applicable federal-level regulations.
To meet these requirements, AI governance and compliance platforms help organizations manage, monitor, and enforce policies for safe, ethical, and legal use of AI, covering the entire lifecycle from development to deployment, by automating risk assessment, bias detection, and access control. These platforms centralize control, provide transparency, track data lineage, and automate auditing to build trust and prevent issues like unfair outcomes or data breaches.
Learning Objectives:
- Outline the capabilities of AI management and compliance platforms and match them to the needs of your agency
- Delineate the use of the platforms to maintain auditability and traceability
- Understand how these platforms can guard against “shadow AI,” unauthorized use of AI within the agency
Join us as thought leaders from government and industry share their expertise, their experiences, and their suggestions for harnessing the power of AI to provide noticeable improvements to internal operations while improving security and opening up opportunities for new and expanded services to their constituencies.
Agencies throughout state, local, territorial, and tribal governments are being encouraged to incorporate artificial intelligence (AI) into their everyday operations, to streamline processes, modernize outdated systems, and strengthen cybersecurity defenses. Using AI is viewed as one promising way to deal with shrinking budgets and increased demand for services by citizens.
This three-day event addresses key issues that agencies must contend with in ensuring that investment in AI generates maximum benefit.
Learning Objectives:
- Outline the capabilities of AI management and compliance platforms and match them to the needs of your agency
- Delineate the use of the platforms to maintain auditability and traceability
- Understand how these platforms can guard against “shadow AI,” unauthorized use of AI within the agency
- Identify available AI tools to determine which best fit the security needs of your agency
- Review ways to integrate AI cybersecurity into existing defenses
- Understand the nature and magnitude of the threats posed by AI-empowered attacks
- Delineate places in your agency’s IT systems where AI can serve as a bridge between legacy systems and new services for citizens
- Establish priorities for tasks and processes that can be streamlined through the use of AI tools
- Outline metrics that can measure improvements, such as improved accuracy in testing, cost savings through reductions in outside labor costs (such as coding), and faster turnaround time in updating apps
It is widely recognized that the introduction of AI tools is a two-edged sword when it comes to cybersecurity. Attackers, whether profit-driven hackers or hostile nation-states, are using AI to launch faster, wider-spread and more sophisticated attacks, including AI-generated phishing and spear phishing emails, malware capable of adapting to changes in defensive responses, and deepfakes that are very hard to detect.
State and local agencies are attractive targets, since there are many more of them and often do not have the financial or IT resources of federal agencies.
This makes state and local agencies’ use of AI in cyber defense critical – AI tools can operate at machine speed and scale and adapt in response to evolving threats. These tools can significantly improve threat detection and intelligence by identifying anomalies and patterns signaling attacks under way; automating incident responses such as isolating compromised devices and resetting credentials; using Natural Language Processing (NLP) to flag sophisticated phishing and social engineering attacks; and prioritizing vulnerabilities to emphasize the most critical risks.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify available AI tools to determine which best fit the security needs of your agency
- Review ways to integrate AI cybersecurity into existing defenses
- Understand the nature and magnitude of the threats posed by AI-empowered attacks
At its annual conference in October 2025, the National Association of State CIOs (NASCIO) focused on “measurable modernization” facilitated by artificial intelligence (AI). Intelligent, AI-powered tools can streamline IT, converting slow, manual legacy system upgrades into faster, cheaper, and more secure processes by automating code analysis, testing, data migration, and even generating code, ultimately making systems more efficient, scalable, and future-proof while freeing humans for higher-value tasks.
There are several ways AI is suited to improve operations. To name just a few:
- By analyzing legacy code, such as COBOL, to understand its structure, find inefficiencies and even rewrite it into modern coding languages, AI reduces legacy debt and eases manpower needs for obsolete coding skills.
- AI tools can automate testing and quality controls, significantly speeding up quality assurance and moving apps to more easily supported operations.
- Using AI can generate predictive maintenance, identifying potential system failures and enabling self-healing capabilities.
Learning Objectives:
- Delineate places in your agency’s IT systems where AI can serve as a bridge between legacy systems and new services for citizens
- Establish priorities for tasks and processes that can be streamlined through the use of AI tools
- Outline metrics that can measure improvements, such as improved accuracy in testing, cost savings through reductions in outside labor costs (such as coding), and faster turnaround time in updating apps
The telecommunications industry is working hard to make the transition from 5G to 6G a reality. The General Services Administration reported last year that the target for establishing 6G as the commercial standard is 2030, because it will require research, innovation, and international agreement on new interoperability standards.
Over the course of three sessions, thought leaders in government and industry will discuss the opportunities and technical advancements being explored, including a closer look at two of the most significant projects now underway to prepare for a 6G-enabled world.
Session 1: OCUDU – The Search for Open Source Hardware
OCUDU (Open Centralized Unit/Distributed Unit) is a collaborative initiative and open-source project, hosted by the Linux Foundation, aimed at accelerating the development and deployment of 5G and 6G Open Radio Access Networks (Open RAN). It provides a common, carrier-grade, open-source software foundation for the CU and DU layers, which are critical components of radio access networks. The intent of OCUDU is to break vendor lock-in and accelerate the transition from proprietary, hardware-locked RAN systems to software-defined, open ecosystems.
- Amanda Toman, Director, Public Wireless Chain Supply Innovation Fund, NTIA
- Dr. David Kirkwood, Program Manager, OCUDU, OUSW R&E FutureG
Session 2: Turning Mobile Devices into Radar
Integrated Sensing and Communication (ISAC) is a 6G technology that enables wireless networks to simultaneously transmit data and detect objects, essentially turning mobile networks into radars. It uses shared radio signals, infrastructure, and hardware to track, locate, and image objects in real-time, improving network efficiency and enabling new, high-precision services. ISAC reduces hardware costs and saves spectrum resources by consolidating functions. It is considered a cornerstone of 6G, enabling faster, more reliable communication.
- Tyrell Junis, Co-Founder & Chief Operating Officer, Tiami Networks
Session 3: Maximizing 5G While Waiting for 6G – the Role of AI
Today’s advanced 5G networks are the essential first step to create an intelligent digital fabric. They provide higher upload speeds and open network interfaces for developers to use. They also make networks more programmable and easier to automate. So while the future may be 6G, investments made today into building out 5G and 5G standalone (5G SA) networks will not be stranded; they enable AI apps today and will be incorporated into the rollout of 6G tomorrow.
- Brian Vu, Cybersecurity & Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions Architect, GSA (Pending Approval)
- Anthony Lawson, Field Chief Technology Officer, Ericsson
- Victor Spahic, Executive Leader, T-Moble Secure Federal Operations
Learning Objectives
- Understand the components and processes that comprise Open RAN systems
- Evaluate your agency’s systems and the groundwork that can be done now to prepare for open source hardware
- Identify the system requirements to incorporate ISAC into your agency’s edge devices
- Delineate steps to maximize AI use in ISAC-enabled networks, including assessment of available databases and their cleanliness
- Determine what additional information needs to be gathered to utilize ISAC capabilities
- Delineate the investments your agency has planned and how they can adapt to 6G in future use
- Begin building a plan to harness 6G capabilities to enhance your agency’s performance and achievement of mission
Co-hosted by AFCEA and INSA, the nation’s leading non-profit associations dedicated to public-private partnerships, the summit will bring together 2,200 leaders from government, academia, start-ups, and the defense industrial base for two days of technology-driven, mission-focused discussions.
Your registration and sponsorship don't just underwrite an event, they strengthen our mission and support the community we serve.
From a career fair and thought-provoking plenaries to breakout sessions, cutting-edge exhibits, and unmatched networking, the Summit is where connections spark ideas and partnerships that last. Registration opening Spring 2026!
Events Where We Are Exhibiting
TechNet Augusta 2026 gives participants the opportunity to examine and explore the intricacies of the cyber domain. With assistance from the U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence and industry experts, the conference is designed to open the lines of communication and facilitate networking, education and problem solving. Leaders and operators also discuss procurement challenges the military, government and industry face during a time of uncertain budgets and runaway technology advances.
The North Carolina Digital Government Summit is where innovation meets impact!
Bringing together the brightest minds in state and local government, this summit empowers public-sector leaders to explore cutting-edge technologies, modernize operations, and solve pressing challenges. From cybersecurity and AI to data governance and digital service delivery, sessions are designed to spark insight, foster collaboration, and accelerate real-world results. Whether you're shaping strategy or implementing solutions, the Summit delivers valuable peer connections and actionable guidance to help move your mission forward.
The Department of the Air Force Information Technology and Cyberpower Training and Education Event (DAFITC) will take place in Montgomery, AL from August 24-26, 2026.
This year, thousands of Air Force peers, along with private sector leaders in the IT and cyber security field convened to network, discuss, connect, and learn about the newest and most prevailing threats to our global networks and national defense. DAFITC 2026 is expected to featured 140+ breakouts, an exhibit hall with over 200 vendor booths, and over 4,000 attendees, speakers, and exhibitors.
Attendees will hear from leading voices in the public and private sectors, hearing a range of ideas, opinions, and assessments of the current state of all things cyber as well as insights into what the keys to future success might look like.
The California Government Innovation Summit is where innovation meets impact!
Bringing together the brightest minds in state and local government, this summit empowers public-sector leaders to explore cutting-edge technologies, modernize operations, and solve pressing challenges. From cybersecurity and AI to data governance and digital service delivery, sessions are designed to spark insight, foster collaboration, and accelerate real-world results. Whether you're shaping strategy or implementing solutions, the Summit delivers valuable peer connections and actionable guidance to help move your mission forward.
Co-hosted by AFCEA and INSA, the nation’s leading non-profit associations dedicated to public-private partnerships, the summit will bring together 2,200 leaders from government, academia, start-ups, and the defense industrial base for two days of technology-driven, mission-focused discussions.
Your registration and sponsorship don't just underwrite an event, they strengthen our mission and support the community we serve.
From a career fair and thought-provoking plenaries to breakout sessions, cutting-edge exhibits, and unmatched networking, the Summit is where connections spark ideas and partnerships that last. Registration opening Spring 2026!
The Colorado Digital Government Summit is where innovation meets impact!
Bringing together the brightest minds in state and local government, this summit empowers public-sector leaders to explore cutting-edge technologies, modernize operations, and solve pressing challenges. From cybersecurity and AI to data governance and digital service delivery, sessions are designed to spark insight, foster collaboration, and accelerate real-world results. Whether you're shaping strategy or implementing solutions, the Summit delivers valuable peer connections and actionable guidance to help move your mission forward.
Open to Public Sector only.
The Connecticut Digital Government Summit is where innovation meets impact!
Bringing together the brightest minds in state and local government, this summit empowers public-sector leaders to explore cutting-edge technologies, modernize operations, and solve pressing challenges. From cybersecurity and AI to data governance and digital service delivery, sessions are designed to spark insight, foster collaboration, and accelerate real-world results. Whether you're shaping strategy or implementing solutions, the Summit delivers valuable peer connections and actionable guidance to help move your mission forward.
Open to Public Sector only.
The Florida Public Sector Cybersecurity Summit is where government defends the future.
This public sector-focused event brings together IT security leaders, risk managers, and public officials to tackle the evolving cyber threats facing state and local government. Through expert-led sessions, peer exchange, and real-world case studies, attendees gain practical strategies to strengthen cyber resilience, protect critical infrastructure, and lead with confidence in an age of constant risk. Designed specifically for the public sector, this summit delivers insights you can act on and alliances you can trust!
The TribalNet Conference & Tradeshow is the annual gathering of the TribalHub community. It is not just another conference; it is an experience! This is one of the only events truly dedicated to Native American government, gaming, and health technology – with topics that are relevant to what is going on both nationally and locally. The attendees and vendors are open, engaged and ready to make valuable connections! In today’s world, it’s more essential than ever, for business leaders to utilize cutting-edge technologies and leadership strategies across all departments to create sustainable growth and success. The TribalNet Conference & Tradeshow is a great opportunity to take advantage of a growing network of resources, experience and industry connections, ensuring that enterprise and government leaders are in possession of the tools and information that they need to thrive in their industries.
What will you gain by attending?
- Valuable Connections with Vendor Partners and Industry Peers
- Opportunities for Collaboration with other Tribes
- Practical Tools for Business Growth
- Knowledge of the Latest Technology Tools and Resources
Each year, SC provides the leading technical program for the HPC community. The Program is designed to share best practices in all areas of high performance computing. Become a contributor and share your excellence. Presenting at SC is extremely rewarding.
Here’s your opportunity to meet and interact with industry, research organizations, universities, and startups joining us from across the globe. As an exhibitor, showcase your cutting-edge technologies, products, and services to thousands of attendees.
The Students@SC program offers a broad range of volunteer experiences, cluster competitions, and networking opportunities. Put your professional development into overdrive and identify the possibilities within the field of high performance computing.
Industry, academia, and government experts volunteer to design, build, and administer the cutting-edge SCinet infrastructure, providing internet connectivity for attendees and pushing the boundaries of network innovation through research and demos.
The Florida IT Leadership Forum is where tomorrow’s government leaders grow today.
This invitation-only gathering brings together state and local IT executives, emerging leaders, and visionary thinkers for candid conversations on the future of public-sector technology. Focused on leadership development, innovation, and strategy, the Forum goes beyond the tech to address the people, policies, and practices shaping digital government. Through peer exchange and practical sessions, participants gain the insights, relationships, and skills needed to lead their organizations and communities into the future.
For more information or to request an invitation, please contact Jennifer Caldwell.