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Gear Up for GovSummit!

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Community Manager
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Key Takeaways

  • What: GovSummit 2026, Splunk’s complimentary public sector event. Register today! 
  • When: WednesdayApril 8, 2026 
  • Where: Marriott Marquis, Washington, D.C. 
  • Why attend: To experience the future of government technology firsthand and get solutions for the industry’s most pressing challenges. 

 

In the public sector, system downtime and security gaps aren’t just technical hurdles, they’re risking critical services. GovSummit is designed to give you the tools to maintain digital resilience in a world of siloed data, challenging workflows, and evolving threats. 

Government and industry experts will share how their agencies are adapting, thriving, and building digital resilience to achieve success. Join us to network with fellow public sector professionals, learn the latest observability and cybersecurity trends, and see how other agencies are mobilizing to meet challenges — like maintaining the integrity of critical systems, safely adopting AI, and meeting strict baselines for compliance and risk.    

Read the Top 5 Reasons to Attend blog by Bill Rowan, VP of Sales, to learn more about this can’t-mis... 

 

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