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Tuesday, April 15  10:50 AM

Cybersecurity 2025: Defending Against Cyber Attacks on the Defense Sector

Christina Walter

Chief, NSA Cybersecurity Collaboration Center

Prepare for the Cyber Threats of Tomorrow—Today

The landscape of cyber threats is evolving rapidly, with adversaries constantly refining their tactics to breach defense sector networks. From AI-powered intrusions to sophisticated supply chain attacks, defense contractors and critical infrastructure are increasingly vulnerable. How can you prepare for the unprecedented challenges ahead?

Join Christina Walter, Chief of NSA’s Cybersecurity Collaboration Center, for an exclusive, intelligence-driven session. Gain an insider’s view of the evolving cyber threats set to target defense contractors in 2025 and learn what you can do to fortify your organization now.

Key Takeaways

  • 2025 Cyber Threat Landscape – Discover the top emerging threats targeting defense contractors and critical infrastructure, and why you should care today.
  • Adversary Tactics Uncovered – Learn how nation-state actors and cybercriminal groups are adapting their tactics to bypass traditional defenses.
  • NSA’s Insight for FSOs – Understand NSA’s latest guidance and how it helps security professionals navigate these advanced threats.
  • Fortify Your Cyber Defense – Practical, actionable steps to improve your organization’s cybersecurity posture, from securing your supply chain to implementing zero-trust architectures.
  • AI in Cyber Warfare – Explore the role of AI in the next generation of cyberattacks and the steps you can take to stay ahead.

This session is a must-attend for FSOs and security professionals who are committed to securing their organizations and staying ahead of the latest cyber threats.

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NSI IMPACT Will Deepen Your Understanding of Threats & National Security

Be Relied on for Your Knowledge

The best FSOs and defense security professionals use their knowledge of evolving threats and national security issues to earn influence and credibility with business leaders and stakeholders.

Bring back eye-opening context to business leaders so you can help them make informed decisions about acceptable levels of risk. Equip yourself to communicate with colleagues who may be skeptical, indifferent, or unaware of the threats we face, or what's at stake for national security. When you bring this level of awareness to your work, leadership listens, security culture improves, and your program becomes more than just a set of policies—it becomes a strategic advantage.