This broadcast will be rescheduled to air in January 2026. A new date will be scheduled soon.

Federal agencies are operating in an era of continuous risk. As the attack surface widens and adversaries evolve their tactics, agencies must build resilience into every layer of their digital environment.  With new legislative efforts such as the Federal Contractor Cybersecurity Vulnerability Reduction Act of 2025 and ongoing discussions to reauthorize the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act, federal leaders face increasing pressure to strengthen their cyber posture while continuing to modernize operations .From protecting critical infrastructure and citizen-facing applications to ensuring continuity during disruption, the challenge is clear: resilience is now the ultimate measure of national readiness.

In this GovExec webcast, federal cybersecurity and IT leaders will discuss what true cyber resilience looks like in this environment and how agencies are embedding it across their digital ecosystems. Speakers will explore how layered defenses, automation, and edge security can help agencies maintain continuity during disruptions and strengthen their overall cyber posture. Conversations will outline how frameworks like Zero Trust and distributed cloud platforms tools are helping agencies defend critical infrastructure, protect apps and sustain trust in an era of constant risk.