The Federal Cyber Certification Series is a two-day conference designed to equip ICT product developers, federal contractors, compliance officers, and cybersecurity leaders with the critical insights needed to navigate the fast-evolving landscape of US government cybersecurity compliance. Featuring four special-focus events on IoT, software supply chains (SBOM), cloud services, and artificial intelligence, the program addresses the most urgent federal initiatives shaping the future of ICT product security. A global perspective is key. As US agencies roll out new certification regimes—such as the FCC’s Cyber Trust Mark, SBOM-based software validation, and FedRAMP cloud authorizations—product developers and integrators must also grapple with their alignment to international standards frameworks, especially established regimes in the European Union. This series highlights the growing interdependency between US and global compliance ecosystems, offering attendees a practical understanding of how to navigate overlapping mandates, minimize friction, and design for interoperability. With participation from key federal agencies, global thought leaders, and major industry players, this event is the essential forum for addressing the complex certification challenges facing the ICT sector.

Submission Guidelines

All papers must be original and not simultaneously submitted to another journal or conference. The following paper categories are welcome:

• IoT Cyber Compliance Day
• SW Supply Chain Day
• FedRAMP Day
• AI Cyber Day

Contact

Project Director: Bill Rutledge, Tel +1 212-866-2169, bill@cnxtd.com