Securing the Cyber/Software Supply Chain 2026
All event times are U.S. Eastern time
As cyber threats grow more sophisticated and software supply chains become increasingly complex, public-sector organizations face mounting pressure to modernize their defenses. The 2026 edition of Securing the Cyber/Software Supply Chain will explore the strategies, technologies, and best practices for safeguarding the government supply chain and software assets.
Expert speakers from government and industry will share actionable insights and real-world approaches to securing mission-critical software infrastructure. Whether you’re responsible for procurement, IT security, or strategic planning, this workshop will equip you with the tools and foresight to stay ahead of emerging threats to the supply chain.
This year’s program will spotlight how agencies are:
- Identifying and mitigating vulnerabilities across distributed software ecosystems
- Strengthening vendor risk management and third-party assurance
- Leveraging AI and continuous monitoring to detect anomalies and enforce governance
- Navigating compliance with evolving standards like CMMC 2.0 and NIST SP 800-218
FEATURED SPEAKERS
Nick Polk
Branch Director, Federal Cybersecurity, Office of the Federal Chief Information Officer, OMB
Compliant on Paper, Vulnerable in Production
Tom Tapley
Federal Product Manager, Sonatype
All DGI virtual events are FREE to attend.
- CPE CREDITS 1.0
In order to receive CPE credit, attendees must fulfill all of these requirements:
- Attend the entire program
- Respond to all poll questions
- Complete and submit the post-event survey
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