When the Mission Is on the Line

Building Cyber Resilience Across Public Sector

For public sector organizations, a cyberattack isn't simply an IT incident - it's a disruption to essential services that citizens, students, and government personnel rely on every day. Whether it's benefits processing, case management, emergency response systems, or critical infrastructure, the ability to recover quickly has become just as important as the ability to defend against attacks.

Today's threat landscape has fundamentally changed. Nation-state actors, insider threats, and AI-enabled adversaries are increasingly focused on disruption, espionage, and destruction rather than financial gain. Public sector organizations don't negotiate ransom payments - they restore operations. Recovery readiness has become the defining factor in cyber resilience.

At the same time, agencies face increasing pressure to modernize while doing more with fewer resources. FedRAMP and GovRAMP requirements continue to evolve, Zero Trust initiatives are accelerating, and agency leadership is expected to demonstrate operational efficiency alongside security and compliance. 

This exclusive virtual roundtable brings together senior IT, cybersecurity infrastructure and data leaders from federal, state, local government and education to discuss what mission-ready cyber resilience looks like in today's operating environment.

What We'll Discuss

• Defining Your Minimum Viable Agency - How are organizations identifying, protecting and regularly testing the systems required to maintain essential services during and after a cyber incident?
• Resilience Beyond Ransom - As destructive attacks become more common, how should recovery strategies evolve when there is no expectation of negotiating a decryption key?
• Demonstrating Efficiency Alongside Compliance - How are agencies reducing total cost of ownership, consolidating infrastructure, and meeting FedRAMP, GovRAMP, and Zero Trust requirements without increasing operational risk?
• Unifying Security, IT and Data Teams - What does effective collaboration look like before, during and after a cyber incident - and how can organizations eliminate traditional silos?
• Recovery as the Last Line of Defense - How are public sector organizations leveraging immutable backups, cyber vaulting, isolated recovery environments and clean room recovery to ensure critical data remains recoverable?

Reserve Your Seat

Cyber resilience is no longer measured by how well you prevent attacks - it's measured by how effectively you continue delivering your mission when they occur.

Join fellow public sector leaders for an exclusive discussion on building resilient operations that protect critical services, maintain public trust, and ensure mission continuity in an increasingly hostile cyber landscape.

Space is limited to encourage meaningful discussion. Register today to secure your place.