Homeland Security Intelligence Hub

Explore the organizations and senior decision-makers who attended Homeland Security Week 2026 with our Attendee Snapshot. 

The list highlights representatives from leading government agencies, law enforcement bodies, military organizations, and industry partners who came together to discuss the future of homeland security, border protection, cybersecurity, AI, counter-UAS, and critical infrastructure resilience. 

Download the attendee snapshot to see the caliber of professionals and organizations that participated in Homeland Security Week 2026.

As investment in border modernization, biometrics, and AI continues to grow across U.S. agencies, understanding the operational priorities and technology gaps facing the homeland security community has never been more important. 

This report shares insights gathered from IDGA's "Biometrics for Government & Law Enforcement" survey, featuring perspectives from federal and state law enforcement, government personnel, industry leaders, consultants, and technology experts. 

The findings explore current challenges, adoption priorities, and the future role of biometric technologies across border security and law enforcement operations. 

Download the report to explore the full survey findings and key takeaways from the biometrics community.

As the Department of Homeland Security continues modernizing legacy systems and strengthening cyber resilience, agencies are increasingly prioritizing scalable IT infrastructure, AI integration, and mission-driven digital transformation.

This report explores DHS's evolving approach to IT modernization, including cybersecurity initiatives, AI adoption strategies, and the shift toward incremental, modular transformation programs designed to improve operational efficiency and security.

Download the report to explore the key priorities, challenges, and future outlook shaping DHS's technology transformation efforts.

With millions of fans expected to attend the FIFA World Cup 2026 across North America, security leaders are preparing for a wide range of emerging threats, including the growing risks posed by drones and unmanned aerial systems (UAS). 

In this exclusive interview, G.B. Jones, Chief Safety & Security Officer for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, shares insights into FIFA's evolving counter-drone strategy, key security priorities, and the technologies being considered to help protect fans, players, and venues.

Download the interview to explore how one of the world's largest sporting events is approaching modern security and drone mitigation challenges.

As homeland security priorities continue to evolve, funding decisions across DHS remain central to shaping the future of border security, transportation security, technology modernization, and operational readiness. 

This report explores the FY2026 DHS budget request, highlighting key funding priorities, proposed investments, and the potential impact on agencies including U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), and more.

Download the report to gain insight into the budgetary direction, strategic priorities, and policy considerations influencing DHS operations and modernization efforts.

As Chair of Homeland Security Week, Nelson Balido helped guide critical conversations around border security, cross-agency collaboration, and the future of homeland security operations.

In this interview, Nelson shares his perspective on the evolving border security landscape, the importance of government and industry collaboration, and the key themes that shaped the 2026 event, including cross-border cooperation, Coast Guard modernization, and emerging operational challenges.

Download the interview to explore insights from one of the leading voices driving discussion across the homeland security community.

Recent global conflicts have highlighted the growing threat posed by drones and unmanned aerial systems (UAS), driving increased urgency around counter-UAS strategy, homeland defense, and critical infrastructure protection.

This report examines the Department of War's evolving approach to counter-drone operations, including the establishment of Joint Interagency Task Force 401 (JIATF 401) and the wider effort to strengthen coordination, authorities, and C-UAS capabilities across government agencies.

Download the report to explore the emerging drone threat landscape and the strategies shaping the future of homeland security and airspace protection.