2026 Space Systems Command Cyber Series

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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 event will take place on May 14, 2026, at Vandenberg Space Force Base. This program will feature briefings, panel discussions, and technical sessions. Invited presenters and organizations include:

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• 65th Cyberspace Squadron

• Crucible & Digital Transformation Office (DTO)

• Defense Cyber Crime Center (DC3)

• Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL)

• Additional government and cyber subject matter experts

 

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

• The impact of artificial intelligence on cyber threats and cyber defense

• The evolving cyber threat landscape and future outlook

• Cybersecurity challenges associated with increased IoT adoption

• Cloud migration risks and mitigation strategies

• Building effective and resilient incident response capabilities

• Integrating threat intelligence into enterprise security strategies

 

Additional Events in the 2026 SSC Cyber Series

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• Patrick Space Force Base Cyber Expo – March 4, 2026

• Peterson Space Force Base Cyber Expo – April 9, 2026

• Los Angeles Space Force Base Cyber Expo – April 21–23, 2026

 

Why Participate?

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The SSC Cyber Series offers industry partners a unique opportunity to:

• Engage directly with Space Force cyber leadership

• Showcase innovative cybersecurity and mission-enabling technologies

• Support mission-critical cyber initiatives across multiple Space Force installations