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2025 Intelligence & National Security Summit Coverage

Live coverage and more from the 2025 Intelligence & National Security Summit, held September 18-19, at the Gaylord National Resort in National Harbor, Maryland.

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Editorial Coverage

Federal Agency and Industry Partnerships Help Expand Cyber Skill Sets

CISA, FBI, Google and National Guard representatives speak on the importance of cyber training.

Cyber experts talk about educating the cyber workforce at the 2025 Intelligence & National Security Summit. Credit: Herman Farrer Photography

What the Pentagon Needs and Doesn’t Need From Industry

Top military intelligence leaders speak on technology delivery at scale and speed.

Military leaders explain what they need from industry partners at 2025 Intelligence & National Security Summit. Credit: Herman Farrer Photography

Risk Aversion Strategy, Incentive Structure Need Fundamental Modifications

National security personnel must be more willing to take chances and implement a more improved incentive framework.

Scott Bumgarner, intelligence community senior procurement executive at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (second from l), speaks at the 2025 Intelligence & National Security Summit held in National Harbor, Maryland. Credit: Herman Farrer Photography

Risks of Alienating U.S. Allies

In a complex geopolitical environment, trust and partnerships are key, leaders say.

Leaders talk about the importance of U.S. partnerships in times of conflict at the 2025 Intelligence & National Security Summit. Credit: Herman Farrer Photography

AI Headlines List of Changes Seen by CIOs and CISOs

Federal government officials are embracing the new technology, but they warn that they must switch over responsibly.

Panelists discuss technological advancements in AI at the 2025 Intelligence & National Security Conference, National Harbor, Maryland. Credit: Herman Farrer Photography

Terabytes From Space

The confluence of data and sensors is providing scores of possible intelligence.

Vice Adm. Frank Whitworth, USN, director of the NGA, speaks at the 2025 Intelligence & National Security Summit. Credit: Herman Farrer Photography

Three D’s Among Lessons Learned in Ukraine-Russia War

One Army official observes that defense, data and defense industrial base are essential areas that U.S. military leaders must focus on to prepare for the future fight.

Maj. Gen. Keith Phillips speaks at 2025 Intelligence & National Security Summit in National Harbor, Maryland. Credit: Herman Farrer Photography

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