Join us Thursday, October 22nd at 8:00 AM!

Fraud, waste, and abuse continue to evolve alongside the growing complexity of government operations, digital services, and interconnected systems. As agencies modernize technology environments, expand digital access, and manage increasingly large volumes of sensitive data and financial transactions, the risks associated with fraud, insider threats, cyber exploitation, and operational misuse are becoming more sophisticated and difficult to detect. Strengthening mission integrity now requires more than reactive oversight. It demands proactive collaboration, modernized security strategies, stronger accountability frameworks, and the ability to identify risks before they impact mission delivery or public trust.

The Fraud, Waste, & Abuse Forum will bring together government leaders, oversight officials, technologists, and industry experts to examine how agencies are strengthening program integrity and protecting critical operations across the public sector. Discussions will explore cross-agency collaboration, secure data sharing, AI-driven fraud detection, cybersecurity risks, insider threat mitigation, and approaches for building cultures of accountability and transparency. Attendees will gain practical insights into emerging threats, evolving oversight strategies, and the technologies and leadership approaches helping agencies improve decision-making, reduce risk, and reinforce trust in government operations.