TechFusion, Beyond Q-Day, AI, Quantum & the Future Fight
TechFusion
The Georgia Cyber Center at Augusta University is excited to announce the next discussion in our on-going TechFusion series bringing together government, industry, and academia as we examine how emerging technologies are reshaping security, operations, and decision-making across the government on Wednesday, October 21st.
Experts from the National Security Agency, Army Cyber Command, Thales TCT, academia, and our partners at SOFtact Solutions will share analysis and insight and invite you to join in the conversation.
The technologies shaping tomorrow's battlefield are already transforming today's decisions.
Join us for the second installment of the TechFusion Series, where industry, government, defense, and academic leaders come together to explore the convergence of artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and next-generation cyber capabilities.
Beyond Q-Day:
AI, Quantum & the Future Fight will examine how emerging technologies are reshaping security, operations, and decision-making across the public and private sectors. As organizations prepare for the realities of quantum disruption and increasingly autonomous systems, the question is no longer if these technologies will change the landscape, but how quickly.
Attendees will gain insights into:
- The implications of quantum computing for cybersecurity and data protection
- How AI is accelerating decision advantage across mission environments
- Emerging threats and opportunities in the post-quantum era
- Technology trends influencing the future of defense and critical infrastructure
- Strategies organizations can implement today to prepare for tomorrow
Whether you're a technology executive, cybersecurity professional, government leader, defense contractor, researcher, or innovator, this event offers a unique opportunity to engage with experts and peers on some of the most consequential technology challenges of the decade.
For more information email joy.barr@softactsolutions.com
Register For Event
Wednesday, October 21, at 2pm