ICIT

Executive Director

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Val Moon

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Government security

Supply chain

Perspective

Acquisition reform is materializing, but the harder test still lies ahead

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Critical Infrastructure Security

Encryption

Entangled migrations: PQC, QKD, and US–PRC risk postures for critical infrastructure

communications

AI/ML

Quantum-resilient convergence: The shared defense of AI, space, and critical infrastructure

Honorees and ICIT executives at the ICIT Gala in Washington, D.C., January 2026.

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A night to remember: Closing out the 2025 ICIT Gala and Fundraiser

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Training

Security Staff Acquisition & Development

Closing the cyber workforce gap: Why hands-on experience matters

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Data Security

The quantum-cryptography cliff: From roadmaps to reality

A swarm of militarized quadcopter drones take flight on a modern battlefield.

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OT Security

The Electric Tech Stack: Its importance and how the U.S. can keep pace with China

Biological water treatment plant with a round settlers

ICS/SCADA

Keeping water flowing: Cyber risk, SRMAs, and the water sector

Space satellite orbiting the Earth. 3d rendering

From orbit to operations: Why space is central to the administration and critical infrastructure

government

Critical infrastructure awareness: ICIT’s 2026 vision to strengthen and modernize U.S. critical infrastructure

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As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes the cybersecurity landscape, public sector leaders face a unique paradox: leveraging AI’s power to strengthen cyber defense while mitigating the risks it introduces.



This webinar brings together top cybersecurity strategists and public sector experts to explore how agencies can deploy AI responsibly and securely. We’ll delve into critical issues such as model integrity, explainability, ethical risk management, and the resilience of AI systems under adversarial pressure – all of which depend on vigorous data curation, and robust data architectures and processes.



Attendees will gain actionable insights into developing governance frameworks, building public trust, and future-proofing AI-enhanced infrastructures against evolving threats. You’ll also learn how to ensure data lineage and policy enforcement from source to AI output—critical to making AI safe, auditable, and effective.



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Join us to learn how to operationalize trust—from data replication and lineage to secure orchestration and AI governance—at every stage of your modernization journey.
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Cybercast

Why trust and data integrity are the cornerstones of AI for the public sector