Join us in Virgina this March to Engage with Leaders from the Incoming Administration on Priorities for Homeland Security


Join us March 25-26 in the Washington, DC area for IDGA’s 18th iteration of our Homeland Security Week Summit, where leading experts and key decision-makers from DHS, DOJ, local law enforcement, and industry come together to tackle the most pressing security challenges facing the US Homeland.  
 
Recent developments have highlighted the need for technology, strategies, and approaches to bolster the homeland security efforts of the US against emerging threats. This year’s event will focus on advancing AI, cloud and cybersecurity efforts, adopting new biometric technologies, optimizing border security strategies, maximizing counter-UAS capabilities, enhancing infrastructure resilience, supporting security strategies for local law enforcement, and more!  
 
As a cornerstone event in the homeland security community, Homeland Security Week 2025 offers an unparalleled platform to engage with leaders, explore critical priorities, and drive the innovations that will shape the future of homeland security. Don’t miss this opportunity to be at the forefront of safeguarding our nation.
 
With keynote sessions from senior speakers across this community, panels from leading experts, and valuable networking opportunities, this year’s event is primed to be the best one yet. We look forward to welcoming you in 2025.



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500+

ATTENDEES

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SPONSORS

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40+

SPEAKERS

2025 Early Speaker Roster

Key Conference Topics:

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Border Security

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Counter UAS

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Biometrics

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Cyber/ AI/ Cloud Security

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Law Enforcement

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Emergency Management and Response







Homeland Security week 2024, Post Show Report

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.

This post-show report includes:

  • A list of attending organization and speakers
  • Daily summaries from event presentations
  • Testimonials from attendees
  • A list of 2024 speakers







The Three Lines of Effort in the DHS AI Roadmap

In March 2024, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released its AI Roadmap, outlining the organization’s AI initiatives and the technology’s potential uses across the homeland security enterprise.
The roadmap was released on the heels of President Biden’s Executive Order 14110, “Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence,” which tasked DHS with several critical roles, including:

  • To manage AI in critical infrastructure and cyberspace;
  • Promote the adoption of AI safety standards globally;
  • Reduce the potential risk of AI’s use to facilitate weapons of mass destruction attacks;
  • Combat AI-related intellectual property theft;
  • Ensure our nation attracts talent to develop responsible AI in the United States.