October 15, 2026 | 11:00AM - 11:30AM ET | VIRTUAL EXPERIENCE

Artificial intelligence is moving beyond passive analysis toward systems that can recommend actions, initiate workflows and support operational decisions in real-time. For the nuclear security enterprise, that evolution could help reduce repetitive work, strengthen decision-making and allow highly skilled personnel to focus on the mission’s most critical demands.

Join leaders from the National Nuclear Security Administration and GDIT for a discussion about the digital, data and security foundations required to bring human-machine teaming into highly secure environments. The panel will examine how NNSA is modernizing legacy systems, strengthening IT service management and building the trusted configuration and data foundations needed to support advanced automation and agentic AI without compromising security.

Key Discussion Points:

• Modernizing for the Genesis Mission: How updated IT systems and services can support scientific, security and operational priorities.
• Building Trusted AI Foundations: Why reliable configuration data, mission-ready information and strong governance are essential for automation.
• Securing Human-Machine Teaming: How agencies can accelerate innovation while maintaining cybersecurity, human accountability and trust.
• Improving the Classified User Experience: What it takes to provide personnel in secure environments with modern, mission-ready tools.