Public-sector organizations can’t “rip and replace” decades of legacy systems, yet attackers increasingly exploit identity gaps, flat networks, and outdated infrastructure. This panel focuses on pragmatic modernization paths that align with zero-trust principles: identity-first controls, segmentation that contains blast radius, modernization-ready logging, and phased migration strategies that protect mission services during transition. Panelists will share how to prioritize investments, manage stakeholder expectations, and make measurable progress even with constrained budgets and complex procurement realities.
Agencies face the same SOC overload as industry—often with fewer analysts and more compliance constraints. This panel explores how AI can help government SOCs triage alerts, enrich investigations, and speed response while preserving auditability and public accountability. Panelists will cover safe automation patterns, data and model governance, and how to deploy AI inside SIEM/SOAR/EDR workflows to improve detection quality without introducing opaque decision-making or operational risk.
No agency defends alone—especially when adversaries reuse techniques across jurisdictions and target shared vendors and critical services. This panel focuses on building effective partnerships: interagency collaboration, state/local coordination, vendor and managed service relationships, and mechanisms for timely intelligence sharing and joint response. Panelists will discuss how to overcome trust and process barriers, improve incident coordination, and create repeatable playbooks that strengthen resilience while maintaining transparency to the public.
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