Past eventHeld October 7–8, 2026
Annual Cyber Awareness & IT Days 2026
The 5th Annual AFCEA Las Vegas Chapter event for DOE and NNSS cybersecurity professionals.
NNSS Mercury Site & Nevada Field Office (NFO), North Las Vegas, NV
- Held
- October 7–8, 2026
- Venue
- NNSS Mercury Site & Nevada Field Office (NFO), North Las Vegas, NV
TL;DR
- Held October 7–8, 2026, at NNSS Mercury Site and Nevada Field Office in North Las Vegas, the 5th annual event convened DOE and NNSS cybersecurity professionals.
- Attendee roles were billed as including CISOs, CIOs, Deputy CISOs, analysts, and compliance leaders.
- The event was organized by AFCEA Las Vegas Chapter in partnership with the Office of the Chief Information Officer.
- Sponsor packages were scheduled to include standard electrical, table, WiFi, and lunch; Platinum added a 15-minute technical talk.
About
The Annual Cyber Awareness & IT Days was organized by AFCEA Las Vegas Chapter with co-sponsorship from the Office of the Chief Information Officer. The 5th annual event was billed as convening DOE and NNSS cybersecurity and IT professionals for two days of vendor engagement and industry collaboration.
Who was in the room
Security leadership
CISOs, Deputy CISOs, and CIOs
Technical staff
Distinguished Members of the Technical Staff and Principal Cybersecurity Analysts
Compliance and governance
Cybersecurity Compliance and Assessment Leads
Partners on record
1 listedVenue & travel
Venue
NNSS Mercury Site & Nevada Field Office (NFO)Questions people ask
6 answeredOctober 7–8, 2026.
NNSS Mercury Site and Nevada Field Office (NFO) in North Las Vegas, Nevada.
The event was aimed at DOE and NNSS cybersecurity professionals, including CISOs, CIOs, Deputy CISOs, analysts, and compliance leads.
Standard packages were scheduled to include electrical drop, exhibit table and chairs, WiFi, and lunch for both event days. Platinum packages added a 15-minute technical talk and premium signage.
Vendors could reach this specific buyer group through exhibit tables and Day Two talks, though speakers had to sponsor or exhibit and product pitches were not accepted; general IT staff outside the DOE community would have found a narrower program than at a national security show.
Attendees at government and defense cybersecurity events usually wear business casual, such as slacks and a collared shirt. The site is a Nevada facility in October, so closed-toe shoes and a layer for cool mornings were practical.
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