Join SafeLogic at Fed Cert Week

Turn Federal Cybersecurity Requirements Into Action

Federal cybersecurity requirements are converging around a common challenge: technology providers need to turn evolving standards, certification requirements, and transition deadlines into changes they can implement across products and infrastructure.

SafeLogic is proud to sponsor the 2026 Federal Cyber Certification Series (Fed Cert Week), taking place November 2–3 in Arlington, Virginia.

The two-day event brings together government, industry, standards organizations, testing laboratories, and cybersecurity leaders to explore the policies and technical requirements shaping federal market readiness—from FedRAMP modernization and software supply chain assurance to post-quantum cryptography (PQC).

Fed Cert Week Will Explore Topics Including:

• Post-Quantum Migration: Moving from PQC standards and inventories toward prioritized migration and implementation
• FedRAMP Modernization: Preparing cloud products for evolving authorization, continuous monitoring, and automation requirements
• Cryptographic Validation: Understanding how changing standards and validation requirements affect product roadmaps
• Software Supply Chain Security: Addressing SBOM, vulnerability management, software assurance, and federal procurement expectations
• Federal Technology Readiness: Translating policy and certification requirements into practical product and engineering decisions

Why Meet with SafeLogic?

SafeLogic will be onsite to discuss how technology providers can turn evolving cryptographic requirements into an executable strategy.

Connect with our team to:

• Plan for the transition from classical to post-quantum cryptography
• Build greater visibility into cryptographic assets, dependencies, and risk
• Accelerate adoption of FIPS 140-3 validated cryptography
• Reduce disruption as cryptographic standards and requirements change
• Build crypto-agility into applications and product roadmaps

Whether you are preparing for PQC migration, navigating FIPS 140 requirements, or strengthening cryptographic governance across your environment, SafeLogic can help you move from requirements to implementation.