2026 Midterm Elections Security Coordination Event

Connect with public sector leaders ahead of the 2026 Midterm Elections to discuss strategies to strengthen situational awareness, streamline operations, and protect public safety and election infrastructure across both the physical and cyber domains, before and during Election Day.

This event brings together experts from both the physical security and cyber threat intelligence fields, so your teams can plan for each domain on its own terms and stay ahead of the moments where one could trigger the other.

Why Attend?

• Gain critical insights from experts in both domains. Hear from public sector leaders on threat assessment, public safety trends, and cutting-edge technology — including how OT and critical infrastructure connect physical and cyber risk, and how proactive monitoring can stop a cyber incident before it escalates into a physical safety event.
• Enhance election security strategies. Discover actionable strategies to improve situational awareness, safeguard polling places and election infrastructure, and ensure operational continuity throughout the 2026 Midterm Elections.
• Monitor and mitigate cyber risk before it escalates. Learn how to continuously monitor across your digital systems for breaking high-impact vulnerabilities, signs of active exploitation, denial-of-service incidents, domain impersonation, and phishing, and how to move quickly to mitigate each before it can do damage.
• Coordinate the response when cyber meets physical. Explore how to move from detection to action, including how to coordinate crisis communication in the moments a cyber threat starts to carry physical consequences, drawing on real lessons learned.
• Network with key stakeholders. Connect with public sector leaders across both security disciplines, exchange ideas, and strengthen the collaborations needed to align on a common operating picture for election security.

Space is limited for this exclusive event — designed for public sector professionals dedicated to safeguarding public safety, securing election infrastructure across both the physical and cyber domains, and optimizing operations for major events.