Agenda

Day 2 shifts the focus to physical systems that underpin mission execution, including information control systems, critical infrastructure, and operational technology environments. Through a blend of individual briefings and expert panel discussions, government leaders, academic researchers, and private sector partners will examine how cyber and physical domains converge across energy, transportation, defense, and other essential systems. Sessions will highlight strategies to secure industrial control systems, strengthen infrastructure resilience, and manage risk across increasingly connected operational environments.

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Day 3 centers on applied training, translating strategy into action through Zero Trust implementation simulations and live demonstrations. Participants will engage with practical scenarios designed to test decision-making, policy alignment, and technical execution in real-world mission environments. Academic partners and representatives from the Warfighting Acquisition University and warfighting communities will showcase hands-on approaches to workforce development, acquisition integration, and operationalizing Zero Trust principles across the enterprise.

In addition to these sessions, Day 3 will feature a dedicated international track, highlighting perspectives from allied partners and global security leaders working to advance Zero Trust principles across multinational environments. Sessions will be dual broadcast, allowing participants to engage with both the applied training program and international discussions throughout the day.

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