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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261113T090000
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SUMMARY:GTSC's CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROTECTION 2026
DESCRIPTION:Our critical infrastructure owners and operators understand interdependency. The challenge is determining whether the resilience\, redundancy\, recovery plans\, partnerships\, and investments built around those dependencies remain sufficient as the threat environment changes.\n\nAnd none of us can solve this alone.\n\nCritical infrastructure is largely operated by the private sector\, but its resilience is inseparable from federal\, state\, and local government\; emergency management\; law enforcement\; technology providers\; suppliers\; and other critical infrastructure sectors. When disruption crosses sectors and jurisdictions\, individual continuity plans must become a collective ability to sustain the nation's essential functions.\nBuilding on our conversations during National Preparedness Month\, FITGOV DATA\, and CYBERFUTURE\, CIP 2026 asks a practical question:\nWhat do government\, industry\, and critical infrastructure owners and operators need to build together now to keep America operating when the systems we depend upon are under stress?
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Our critical infrastructure owners and operators understand interdependency. The challenge is determining whether the resilience\, redundancy\, recovery plans\, partnerships\, and investments built around those dependencies remain sufficient as the threat environment changes.\n\nAnd none of us can solve this alone.\n\nCritical infrastructure is largely operated by the private sector\, but its resilience is inseparable from federal\, state\, and local government\; emergency management\; law enforcement\; technology providers\; suppliers\; and other critical infrastructure sectors. When disruption crosses sectors and jurisdictions\, individual continuity plans must become a collective ability to sustain the nation's essential functions.\nBuilding on our conversations during National Preparedness Month\, FITGOV DATA\, and CYBERFUTURE\, CIP 2026 asks a practical question:\nWhat do government\, industry\, and critical infrastructure owners and operators need to build together now to keep America operating when the systems we depend upon are under stress?
LOCATION:4121 Wilson Blvd Suite 200 Arlington VA
UID:e.3345.1654566
SEQUENCE:3
DTSTAMP:20261010T210110Z
URL:https://members.gtscoalition.com/events/Details/gtsc-s-critical-infrastructure-protection-2026-1946828?sourceTypeId=Hub
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