Los Angeles Space Force Base
Federal Training Partnership is proud to present the 2026 SSC Cyber Series—a four-event initiative bringing together military, national laboratory, and industry leaders to advance cybersecurity innovation, mission assurance, and operational readiness across the Space Force enterprise.
The fourth and final event in the series will take place on April 21-23, 2026, at Los Angeles Air Force Base. As the headquarters for Space Systems Command, this is the flagship event in the series. The program will feature briefings, panel discussions, and technical sessions. Invited presenters and organizations from SSC S6 and Air Force leadership will be participating.
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Click here to view the 2025 Agenda
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Industry Participation
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Cybersecurity and technology companies are invited to participate as exhibitors and sponsors in this highly focused, mission-driven event. The Cyber Series is intentionally designed to foster meaningful collaboration between government and industry on real-world cyber challenges facing the Space Force today—and those anticipated in the future.
Featured Session Topics Include:
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Zero Trust architecture principles and implementation strategies
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The impact of artificial intelligence on cyber threats and cyber defense
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The evolving cyber threat landscape and future outlook
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Cybersecurity challenges associated with increased IoT adoption
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Cloud migration risks and mitigation strategies
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Building effective and resilient incident response capabilities
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Integrating threat intelligence into enterprise security strategies
Additional Events in the 2026 SSC Cyber Series
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Vandenberg Space Force Base Cyber Expo – February 26, 2026
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Patrick Space Force Base Cyber Expo – March 4, 2026
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Peterson Space Force Base Cyber Expo – April 9, 2026
Why Participate?
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The SSC Cyber Series offers industry partners a unique opportunity to:
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Engage directly with Space Force cyber leadership
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Showcase innovative cybersecurity and mission-enabling technologies
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Support mission-critical cyber initiatives across multiple Space Force installations