Carahsoft announced six cybersecurity events for 2026, including the Billington Summit and ATARC Zero Trust series, as it pushes deeper into public-sector security.
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Carahsoft Technology Corp. has staked out its 2026 calendar with at least six government cybersecurity events, the company said Monday. The list covers the Billington Cybersecurity Summit in September, the National Cybersecurity Summit in November, the ATARC Zero Trust series, the Federal Cloud & Data Forum, and the Cyber Leaders Exchange.
Carahsoft is sponsoring or hosting each one. At the November summit it will be a presenting sponsor. The events target federal and state agencies that are working through mandates from NIST, CISA and the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification program.
The company has also published buyer's guides for the public sector covering cybersecurity, CMMC, Zero Trust and identity and access management. It operates a Cyber Integration Lab with the Advanced Technology Academic Research Center, where agencies can test and validate solutions.
Brian O'Donnell, Carahsoft's vice president of cybersecurity solutions, said the company's role goes beyond just selling technology. "It depends on bringing together the right solutions, expertise and partnerships to help agencies address rapidly evolving threats," he said.
Carahsoft's cybersecurity portfolio includes vendors such as Forescout, Ivanti, Owl Cyber, Gigamon, NightDragon and Tenable. The company aggregates contracts for resellers that serve federal, state and local agencies, plus education and healthcare markets. It did not disclose financial terms or spending commitments tied to the events.
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