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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 need for this summit has never been more urgent. Four major Chinese state-sponsored APT groups—Volt Typhoon, Salt Typhoon, Flax Typhoon, and Brass Typhoon—are already targeting and embedding themselves inside U.S. critical infrastructure networks. With over 80% of critical infrastructure privately owned, cyber threats in these sectors pose national risks, and defending them requires unified, real-time collaboration between sectors, private companies and federal, state, and local governments.
Billington will once again bring together the most senior leaders across government, industry, and investment to discuss ways to strengthen defenses, build resilience, and deter adversaries who fully understand how a single weakness can cascade across the entire economy.
When and where will the Billington Critical Infrastructure CyberSecurity Summit take place?
November 17–18, 2026
Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center
900 E. Market Street
San Antonio, Texas 78205
San Antonio—home to Sixteenth Air Force (Air Forces Cyber), NSA Texas, the landmark Texas Cyber Command, and a growing ecosystem of critical infrastructure innovators—provides the ideal backdrop for this high-stakes gathering.
What is the theme/purpose of the event?
Securing Lifeline Sectors
Energy • Communications • Transport • Water
The interdependencies of these four sectors shape the stability of every government agency, industry, and community. A disruption in any one sector, likewise, can produce cascading effects across the entire critical infrastructure ecosystem.
This summit is designed for those who refuse to wait for that moment to arrive.
Who should attend?
- High Level CI Industry Practitioners: CISOs, CIOs, CTOs, CSOs, OT Leaders, Analysts, Engineers, etc.
- Solutions Providers and Industry Partners: CISOs, CIOs, Public Sector Leaders, CI Sector BD Leaders
- Federal Government Senior Practitioners: CISOs, CIOs, CTOs, CSOs, etc.
- Military Senior Leaders: Local and National military cyber command leadership
- State and Local Senior Practitioners: CISOs, CIOs, CTOs, CSOs, etc.
- Media: Mainstream outlets, Cyber and CI trade press
- Academia and Other
Are there citizenship requirements for Summit registration?
Yes. Billington CyberSecurity Summits are only open to citizens of the United States and citizens of US Allied Nations. Confirmation of citizenship status is required during registration and corresponding government-issued photo identification will be required onsite prior to entry. Please visit our Citizenship Requirements page for details.
Federal health agencies are entering a period where modernization is defined by integration, not implementation. Cloud environments, AI‑enabled operations, and stronger cyber defenses are becoming core to mission delivery, and the Preview event will explore the shared pressures and priorities shaping that shift. This session sets the tone for the 2027 Health IT Summit by focusing on broad, cross‑agency themes rather than program‑specific details, keeping the door open for a wide range of speakers and perspectives.
Leaders from across the federal health community will discuss how agencies are preparing for federated data environments, expanding the use of generative and agent‑based AI, strengthening supply‑chain‑aware cybersecurity, and improving digital engagement tools that support preventive care. These themes mirror the Summit’s focus on integrating cloud, AI, and cyber capabilities to deliver measurable improvements in patient outcomes.
Key Discussion Areas
- Modernization pressures shaping 2027 priorities
- Federated data environments and secure cloud integration
- AI in clinical and operational workflows
- Cyber resilience across interconnected systems and supply chains
- Digital engagement and the shift toward preventive, data‑driven care
- Where agencies need partnership in 2027
Be in the Room When the Federal Market Forecast is Released
Presented by the PSC Foundation, Vision Federal Market Forecast is a compilation of more than 20 reports that provide in-depth analysis of the defense, civilian, and federal IT markets. All presentations included with registration.
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Take advantage of this exclusive offer while gaining early insights into federal market trends and preparing for the conversations that will shape the year ahead.
The federal health IT landscape has shifted from basic technology rollouts to active operational integration. Driven by the "Make America Healthy Again" (MAHA) agenda, health IT, artificial intelligence (AI), and resilient cybersecurity are essential technologies supporting preventive wellness, cost reduction, and regulatory reform. However, as agencies consolidate shared services and retire vulnerable legacy systems, securing interconnected environments against third-party supply chain risks is vital for modernizing public health.
To support this massive data consolidation, cloud modernization remains a critical objective. Standard cloud infrastructure cannot provide the compute power or security architecture required for predictive modeling, population-scale genomics, and advanced AI. Federal policy now prioritizes federated data environments with secure, zero-trust networks that let agencies and researchers run complex AI models where the data lives. By eliminating the need to move massive medical records, these cloud environments break down agency silos, protect against unauthorized data exfiltration, and ensure continuous privacy compliance.
Within this infrastructure, generative and agentic AI models are transforming clinical operations by automating documentation and diagnostics. Yet as reliance on AI expands, health systems face aggressive ransomware and cyberattacks targeting operational availability. Federal directives now drive automated, AI-driven defense to protect critical health infrastructure without overtaxing a short-staffed cyber workforce. As a result, health agencies now require real-time threat hunting across all networks and vendor supply chains.
Finally, these secure frameworks converge to boost digital patient engagement, transforming consumer technology into a primary front line against chronic disease. Remote biometric monitors and advanced patient portals empower citizens to manage their health at home under new proactive payment models. Because every connected medical and Internet of Things (IoT) device expands the attack surface, embedding end-to-end encryption and device authentication ensures patient trust while shifting healthcare from reactive treatment to secure, data-driven wellness.
Ultimately, progress will be measured by a system's ability to seamlessly integrate federated cloud capabilities, ethical AI adoption, and resilient cyber defenses to deliver measurable improvements in patient outcomes.
Join us at the 2027 Health IT Summit, January 25–26, as we chart the course toward a healthier, more secure, and connected future.
Events Where We Are Exhibiting
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.