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Government Events and Resources

Events

Virtual Event

Quantum in the Federal Government: Mandates, Missions and Money in FY26


Event Date: December 16, 2025
Hosted By: Marion Square & ̽»¨ÊÓÆµ

Quantum is no longer a single market; it’s three distinct buying motions inside the U.S. Federal Government. Post-quantum cryptography (PQC) is now a compliance-driven mandate with near-term funding, timelines and agency migration requirements. Quantum computing is a mission-specific investment area led by DOE, national labs and select defense organizations that are prioritizing applied research, simulation and early workload prototyping. Quantum networking and communications are emerging through innovation programs — DARPA, IARPA, NSF, DOD modernization pilots and multi-agency National Quantum Initiative (NQI) programs focused on experimentation and testbeds.

This webinar broke down the three paths into the federal quantum ecosystem, how each is funded, and the radically different go-to-market strategies that technology companies must adopt to gain traction.

Attendees learned where FY26 appropriations, CR dynamics, innovation programs & compliance requirements intersect and where the real opportunities are for vendors across PQC, compute, networking and emerging quantum-enabled technologies.


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Resources


Not Your Grandparents' ZTNA: Why Zero Trust Edge Will Supercharge the Government's Move to ZTNA
Presentation

Not Your Grandparents' ZTNA: Why Zero Trust Edge Will Supercharge the Government's Move to ZTNA

Versa Networks, Okta, SentinelOne and GitLab hosted an exclusive roadshow on Thursday, November 7, 2024 in Huntsville, AL. All government organizations are expected to achieve "Target Level" Zero Trust Architecture by 2027. This requires multiple security functions to identify, authenticate and authorize users or devices based on posture to securely connect to applications. As a result, Versa Networks, Okta, SentinelOne and GitLab have developed a ZTNA approach that will transform the government's networks around security hardened edge, XDR, IAM and application security.


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