Cyber Physical Systems Security Summit

“Bots, Bytes, and Battlefields”

NDIA Michigan is proud to announce its 10th annual Cyber-Physical Systems Security Summit (CPS3), which will be held May 13-14, 2025 on the prestigious campus of Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan. This summit brings visibility and drives discussion on major emerging cyber-physical security challenges affecting the military and critical assets for both national defense and homeland security. Our goal is to bring together experts from the US military, cybersecurity red teams, researchers, and strategists to address both the problems and possible solutions to some of the hardest cybersecurity challenges facing our nation today.

This year, our summit expects to take on the following topic areas:

DoD Cyber Threats (Unclassified)
Digital Engineering / Software Architectures for Cybersecurity
Aerospace Cybersecurity
Defense-in-Depth with Cyber Countermeasures
Robot Hijack Resiliency
Cutting-Edge Cyber Research and Other Special Topics

The full agenda and registration will be available on the NDIA Michigan website soon and we hope you will be able to join us to participate in our engaging conversations. In the meantime, please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for more information about speaking and sponsorship opportunities. For speakers, if you have conference/journal papers or relevant research that you would like to present at our event, we would love to hear from you!

Registration

Ticket	Price* (early)	Price (regular)
Industry Ticket	$475	$575
Academia Ticket	$250	$350
Military/Government Ticket **	$250	$350

* Early bird pricing expires on April 1, 2025

** Federal employees impacted by Executive Order conference travel restrictions may apply code “EO-Gov” for a complimentary ticket. The code is only applicable to federal civilians with a “.gov” or “.mil” email address; government contractors are not eligible to use this code. This code does not include conference food, which is considered a personal expense for federal civilians. Civilians have the option to personally pay $20/day for conference food, or they may opt to find alternative meal sources outside of the conference.

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