With 102 departments and agencies representing diverse sets of actors and missions, the Federal Civilian Executive Branch (FCEB) is the primary interface of the Executive Branch with the American people.  These organizations are responsible for delivering services and supporting infrastructure that are critical to our way of life, making them rich targets for cyber-attacks from adversaries seeking to degrade the United States domestically and abroad without the risks associated with conventional and more direct kinetic confrontation.  To counter this existential threat to America and its allies, the Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology (ICIT) has established the Center FCEB Resiliency, a multi-disciplinary program with a mission to modernize and secure the FCEB and private sector critical infrastructure through technology, policy, education, and engagement. 

This briefing will formally launch the Center for FCEB Resilience by convening community members who will be supporting ICIT on this important effort.  The event will consist of a series of keynotes and panel discussions with some of the nation’s most influential and knowledgeable experts on critical infrastructure technology, policy, and security, and update from ICIT leadership on future Center activities, goals, and milestones.

Due to significant interest in this initiative and limited seating, this widely attended gathering is by invitation only.