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Homeland Security Week 2026 brought together leaders from across federal, state, and local agencies, along with industry partners, to address the evolving threats and operational challenges shaping national security today. This post‑show report captures the key discussions, insights, and takeaways that emerged from the event—highlighting how the homeland security community is advancing coordination, technology adoption, and mission readiness.

Download the report to gain:

• A recap of the most impactful sessions and perspectives from government and industry leaders on emerging threats, border security, counter‑UAS, and critical infrastructure protection.
• Key insights into the technologies, partnerships, and policy priorities that will shape homeland security strategies in the year ahead.
  

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.

Now is the perfect time to see who was in the room at Homeland Security Week 2025. Our Attendee Snapshot gives you an inside look at the key organizations and job titles that attended the event, many of whom are already confirmed to return for 2026.

From top government agencies and law enforcement to leading industry experts, Homeland Security Week 2025 brought together the key decision-makers driving the future of homeland security.

The continually evolving landscape of homeland security has proven to bring unique challenges. In order to overcome these obstacles, IDGA has annually brought together the top minds in the homeland defense and security spheres at our Homeland Security Week event, and this March proved to be one of the best iterations of the event yet.

For two days experts from across the Federal Government, Law Enforcement, Industry and Academia shared insights on a wide range of topics including border security, cybersecurity, counter UAS, intelligence sharing, infrastructure protection and resilience, identity technology, agency collaboration, budget planning and much more.

The following post show report will highlight what sets Homeland Security Week apart from other defense and security events, including the strong speaker roster, meaningful networking opportunities, and a sponsor list full of leading solutions providers in the homeland security space.