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Overview: Homeland Security Week will bring together 50+ speakers and 350+ executives and attendees from DHS, local law enforcement, military, industry and academia from across the US to discuss the ever changing challenges & threats facing our borders, trade, critical infrastructures and local law enforcement. This year’s speaker faculty will cover the following key themes during their presentations, interactive discussion groups and panels.
An official website of the United States government
