Available On Demand | May 19. Sept. 22. Oct. 27, 2025 | 1 Hour Each | 3 CPE
There is a critical conversation to be held on safeguarding U.S. critical infrastructure against persistent and evolving cyber threats. With global adversaries increasingly targeting power grids, communications networks, water systems, and other essential services, the urgency to fortify national cybersecurity has never been greater.
Meanwhile, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and automation continue to evolve. Organizations must rethink information sharing, response coordination, and risk mitigation to strengthen the cyber ecosystem and reshape cybersecurity resilience. Among the challenges: balancing innovation with security, privacy, and ethical considerations as agencies navigate the ever-evolving cyber landscape
All of these take place on a global scale. The intersection of cybersecurity, economic competition, and global market dynamics always creates pressure in all three realms. As geopolitical tensions, regulatory changes, and trade policies such as sanctions and tariffs add new layers of complexity to risk management, senior executives and leaders must adopt a holistic approach to resilience and security.
Over the course of three webinars, join us as an array of thought leaders from government and industry explore these topics and address how agencies can balance all these competing pressures to achieve stronger cybersecurity and greater resilience to respond to crises that threaten the collective well-being of the country.
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Accreditation:
Participants can earn 3 CPE credit in Business Management & Organization.*
* To receive CPE credit you must arrive on time and participate in the surveys throughout the webinar. Certificates will be e-mailed to registrants. In accordance with the standards of the National Registry of CPE Sponsors, 50 minutes equals 1 CPE. By providing your contact information to us, you agree: (i) to receive promotional and/or news alerts from Federal News Network and our third party partners, (ii) that we may share your information with our third party partners who provide products and services that may be of interest to you and (iii) that you are not located within the European Economic Area.
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May 19: Perched on the Edge of Chaos
Physicists tell us that the universe continues to expand. Unfortunately, so does the universe of cyber threats.
With global adversaries increasingly targeting power grids, communications networks, water systems, and other essential services, the urgency to fortify national cybersecurity has never been greater. There is a critical conversation to be held on safeguarding U.S. critical infrastructure against persistent and evolving cyber threats.
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September 22: Strengthening Cybersecurity Through Innovation, Collaboration, and Resilience
As artificial intelligence, machine learning, and automation continue to evolve, organizations must rethink information sharing, response coordination, and risk mitigation to strengthen the cyber ecosystem and reshape cybersecurity resilience.
Among the challenges: balancing innovation with security, privacy, and ethical considerations as agencies navigate the ever-evolving cyber landscape.
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October 27: Beyond Cyber – Navigating Global Market Risks in an Era of Uncertainty
The intersection of cybersecurity, economic competition, and global market dynamics always creates pressure in all three realms. As geopolitical tensions, regulatory changes, and trade policies such as sanctions and tariffs add new layers of complexity to risk management, senior executives and leaders must adopt a holistic approach to resilience and security.
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