Available on Demand | November 20, 2025 | 1 Hour | 1 CPE

The impact of the federal government shutdown on agencies’ IT programs could last for a long time. In the short term, the lack of exposure management means IT systems have become vulnerable due to movement within teams, systems coming off and online, and falling behind on software updates and patches, for instance. Meanwhile, hostile parties are increasing their cyber attacks, raising the risk of major breaches.

Other effects, such as modernization projects being slowed or halted, are more intermediate- or long-term, because of funding issues, staff attrition, and disruptions at every step of the supply chain. Costs are likely to increase and work backlogs related to agencies’ missions will grow, increasing the pressure to concentrate more on the mission at hand and less on modernization. And all of these have consequences for the U.S. Industrial Base, the companies that provide critical hardware, software and services to all federal, state, and local agencies.

Featured Speakers:

Dave DiEugenio, Chief Information Officer, Marine Corps Recruiting Command

Dave G. DiEugenio, Jr.
Chief Information Officer,
Marine Corps Recruiting Command
Brian “Stretch” Meyer, Field Chief Technology Officer, Axonius Federal Systems (Speaker: Cybersecurity Monitoring Across Defense Systems)

Brian “Stretch” Meyer
Field Chief Technology Officer,
Axonius Federal Systems
John Breeden II, Moderator & Contributing Editor, FedInsider

John Breeden II
Contributing Editor,
FedInsider