Army Launches Cyber Strategic Seminar for Emerging Leaders
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- •Applications for the Cyber Strategic Seminar are open until October 7, 2026.
- •The seminar targets emerging leaders across military and civilian sectors.
- •Participants will gain strategic insights and networking opportunities with industry leaders.
The U.S. Army has opened applications for the Secretary of the Army’s Cyber Strategic Seminar, a yearlong program aimed at developing emerging cyber leaders. Applications are accepted until October 7, 2026, for military personnel and Department of the Army civilians. The seminar, now in its fourth year, is designed to enhance strategic awareness and problem-solving skills among participants. Selected individuals will engage with leaders from various sectors, including government and private industry. Eligibility includes ranks from Sergeant to Major and civilians from GS/GG-09 to GS/GG-13, all requiring a Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information clearance. The first seminar event is scheduled for January 2027. The program aims to address complex cyber challenges and foster leadership in an evolving cyber landscape.
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