Federal Business Council, Inc. (FBC)
Federal Business Council, Inc. (FBC) specializes in producing conferences and trade show events at Federal Government locations throughout the United States. Each month thousands of federal employees attend FBC events to evaluate the latest advances in technology, military hardware, training, and other product areas, as well as update their sources for future requirements.
Upcoming Federal Business Council, Inc. (FBC) Events
- Day 1 will identify and analyze key irregular warfare threats to U.S. critical infrastructure by convening experts from government, industry, and academia.
- Day 2 will focus on the methods and operations of foreign adversaries within the homeland, addressing threats to industry, academia, and specific geographic regions like the Arctic and the Pacific.
- Day 3 is dedicated to forging a unified, whole-of-society defense by exploring how law enforcement, emerging technologies, and inter-agency coordination can build national resilience against irregular threats.
By convening leaders from the Department of War, the Interagency, state, and local governments, law enforcement, and industry, and academia the symposium fosters the collaborative, whole-of-society response necessary to identify threats, harden defenses, and ensure America can defend its interests with speed, power, and precision.
What is Irregular Warfare?
About the IWC (from the IWC homepage):
The IWC prepares the warfighter to conduct irregular warfare across the spectrum of conflict by bridging instruction to operationalizing IW using next-generation techniques and concepts that enhance the lethality of the force and positions the United States and key Allies and partners to remain ahead of the threat.
The IWC operates to transform the global, strategic mindset by coupling conventional combat power with robust IW methodologies to provide options to current and emerging threats in support of the nation’s warfighters.
- The Center’s foundation is built upon three Lines of Effort:
- AMPLIFY and collaborate to build an innovative and adaptable global networked IW community of interest.
- Strategically ILLUMINATE current and future irregular threats, crises, and obstacles.
- ADDRESS current and future irregular threats to the US, allies, and partners by providing optionality to leaders.
The Cross Domain Technical Forum (CDTF) is the cornerstone event for the cross domain community and proudly presented by the National Cross Domain Strategy & Management Office (NCDSMO). Join us for three days of collaboration and discovery with government, industry, and FVEY partners.
For over ten years, the CDTF has been the meeting point for the brightest minds to share ideas, solve problems, and drive the future of cross domain capabilities. Whether you're a developer, tester, owner, or operator, the CDTF is your platform to connect, learn, and grow.
This year, you can expect:
- Insightful Presentations: Hear from leading experts on the cutting-edge of cross domain technology.
- Interactive Exhibits: Get hands-on with the latest cross domain solutions from top industry providers.
- Valuable Networking: Build relationships with peers and partners who can help you achieve your mission goals.
We are excited to have you join us and be part of the conversation that will shape the next decade of cross domain technology. See you there!
The INFOPAC Symposium remains focused on U.S., Allied, and partner military practitioners in the information forces. INFOPAC Symposium themes focus on the implementation of National and Theater strategies, as well as emerging operational and warfighting concepts.
The theme for the 2026 INFOPAC Symposium, "Maintaining Deterrence" follows guidance from ADM Paparo at the 2026 Honolulu Defense Forum (HDF), where he provided his guidance on the future of deterrence in the Indo-Pacific for the following year and a half:
"We will set the conditions for strategic stability, and we will maintain deterrence."
We are now in the closing months of the “Davidson Window,” a strategic concept referring to the timeframe between 2021 and 2027 at the end of which Communist China will have developed sufficient capabilities to invade and subjugate Taiwan. As we approach the end of this window in 2027, we must maintain deterrence. We must also continue counter PRC cognitive warfare and conduct information operations to support deterrence. The House Armed Services Committee report on the FY26 NDAA, emphasizes the focus on Deterring China, countering Communist China’s malign influence and fully funds military information operations assistance to Indo-Pacific allies to counter Chinese influence operations.
The focus on deterrence has remained consistent with other military conferences, with the 2026 HDF theme of "Operationalizing Indo-Pacific Readiness and Deterrence". Among the major findings of the HDF Conference was the need for “widening and improving credible deterrence now,” and for achieving "Operational Advantage Through Information." The theme of the USPACOM/NDIA co-sponsored Pacific Operational Science and Technology (POST) conference just concluded on March 12th was "Deterrence through innovation," which focused on harnessing our innovation, experimentation, and testing efforts to contribute to maintaining deterrence.
INFOPAC ’26 will provide attendees the opportunity to discuss these concepts at the UNCLASSIFIED, S/REL, and TS levels over the 4 day agenda.
Exhibit Where Maneuver Meets Mission
The Army Maneuver Warfighter Conference is where operational needs meet cutting-edge solutions. If your technology supports readiness, mobility, protection, lethality, sustainment, or decision advantage — this is the room you need to be in.
This isn’t a passive trade show floor.
It’s a working environment filled with program managers, acquisition leaders, capability developers, and operational commanders actively looking for solutions they can deploy.
Why Exhibit?
- Direct access to Army decision-makers and requirement owners
- Face-to-face conversations with buyers and influencers
- Showcase live demos in a mission-focused setting
- Position your brand as a trusted warfighter partner
- Generate high-value leads — not just booth traffic
From next-gen mobility and robotics to AI, autonomy, survivability, and sustainment tech, the Maneuver Warfighter community comes ready to discover what’s next.
If you support the fight, you belong on this floor.
Secure your exhibit space and put your solutions directly in front of the leaders shaping tomorrow’s battlefield.
Join us. Demonstrate. Connect. Deliver capability.
The USDA Cybersecurity Expo 2026 will be a virtual event providing its active participants with information and resources on today's vulnerabilities, incidents, security lifecycle, risks and mitigations. It will also identify ways to work together and build a solid security foundation program to meet future challenges and trends in cybersecurity.
The theme for the 2026 Expo is Cyber Resilience in a Digital World. Some speaking topics will include:
- Building Cyber Resilience across Agriculture
- Advanced Persistent Threats
- Zero Trust
The USDA forecasts high attendance at this event. Attendees will include senior executives, chief information officers (CIOs), information systems security program managers (ISSPMs), personnel from the USDA workforce, and federal and industry partners. The expected attendee audience is both IT professionals and those non-IT professionals who are assigned IT security roles.
Over 2,200 attendees participated in the 2024 event!
Berkeley Labs will host the Annual LabTech Symposium on Tuesday, November 3, 2026 at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. LabTech is a free event created by, and for, lab staff that focuses on computing and technology for science and operations. LabTech will feature technical tutorials, discussion sessions, networking opportunities, demonstrations, industry exhibits and more. LabTech is a multi-track one-day conference, with tracks aimed at scientists, technologists, and support staff. This is the IT Division's flagship outreach and community event for computing at the Laboratory. This is the only IT focused event with industry exhibit opportunities hosted at Berkeley each year. View the LabTech website for additional information: https://labtech.lbl.gov/home
Exhibition:
An industry exposition will run in conjunction with LabTech sessions and activities. The exhibits will be located outdoors beneath canopies outside of the IT Division building and is in-between the two buildings where the LabTech sessions take place. This is an excellent opportunity to network with Berkeley Lab employees. All Berkeley Lab employees as well as technology staff from Livermore Lab, UCB, SLAC and Stanford will be invited to attend.
The Army's 'cyber center of gravity' is at Fort Gordon.
It's the home of the U.S. Army Signal Corps, Cyber Corps, Cyber Protection Brigade, and the Cyber Center of Excellence. So, if your product or service is cyber-related, Fort Gordon is where you want to be.
The Fort's 2026 Cyber Training Day provides an excellent opportunity for IT, cybersecurity and tactical technology-oriented companies to network face-to-face with the Army's key IT, communications, and cybersecurity personnel.
All Fort Gordon staff – including some Navy, Air Force, Marines and multinational cyber forces that operate and train there – are invited. Most of the 100 expected attendees come from the Cyber Protection Brigade and Military Intelligence. Last year's attendees were a small but influential group. Job titles included:
- ARCYBER Info Technician
- Branch Chief
- Cyber Operations Specialist
- Data Dissemination Service Tech Lead
- Defensive Cyberspace Operations Architect
- IT Specialist
- IT Technician
- Instructors
- Network Systems Operator/Maintainer
With ARCYBER's relocation comes massive opportunity. Fort Gordon is currently expanding facilities and have diverse infrastructure needs that include a mass notification system, interior communications and information systems installation, secure- and non-secure network connections, and even fire protection and alarm systems. Plus, ARCYBER believes they cannot meet their objectives alone. They are dedicated to making industry partnerships to advance their work in cyberspace.
They'll be looking to meet with you. Make sure you're there.