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- •GDIT's event on November 12 will focus on cybersecurity and homeland security.
- •Key topics include critical infrastructure resilience and counter-drone security.
- •Federal and industry leaders will discuss strategies to enhance security coordination.
On November 12, 2026, General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT) will host the 'Protect the Homeland' event in Washington, D.C., focusing on critical infrastructure protection, cyber threats, and public health security. Key speakers include officials from the Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Coast Guard, and FEMA. Discussion topics will cover resilience against cyberattacks on critical infrastructure, counter-drone security, and transnational crime. The event aims to enhance coordination among federal and industry leaders to address these pressing security challenges. GDIT's broader initiative also emphasizes cybersecurity and disaster response strategies. Registration details are available on the event website.
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