2026 has changed the global security landscape. What does that mean for cybersecurity in 2027?

As the war in Iran reshapes the geopolitical environment, cybersecurity takes on even greater importance. Conflict between nations doesn’t remain confined to the battlefield.

Digital infrastructure, critical services, government networks and private organizations all operate in an environment where cyber operations can become tools of disruption, intelligence gathering and strategic pressure.

For organizations here in the Miami Valley, across Ohio and throughout the country, understanding that environment is essential.

On Wednesday, January 20, 2027, GoCyber Collective begins the new year with one of our most important gatherings: The State of Cyber.

Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Paul Craft, former Commander of U.S. Army Cyber Command, will deliver a keynote situational awareness briefing on the global cyber threat environment and the implications for organizations and communities here at home.

Drawing on his military leadership and experience at the highest levels of our country’s cyber operations, General Craft spotlight the threats emerging from an increasingly complex world, the evolving role of cyber operations in international conflict, and what those developments mean for our own security and preparedness.

This is about more than keeping up with the headlines. It’s about understanding the risks, asking the right questions and making informed decisions before a crisis forces our hand.

Cybersecurity is national security. It’s economic security. And it’s community security.

The decisions we make today can influence how well our organizations, infrastructure and communities withstand the challenges ahead.

There is no substitute for situational awareness, and there is no better way to begin 2027 than by understanding the environment we’re operating in.

Join us for The State of Cyber. This is a briefing you won’t want to miss.

NOTE: Threat Intelligence Briefings are classified TLP: AMBER (Limited disclosure, restricted to participants’ organization and its clients) and due to it’s sensitive nature, can not be shared on this website.

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Join Us!

We meet every third Wednesday
7:30 (Breakfast)
8:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.
201 Tyler Way, Moraine, Ohio 45439

General Meeting Agenda
  • FREE Breakfast & Coffee
  • Cyber Threat Intel Briefing (TLP: AMBER)
  • Speaker or Panel Discussion
  • Networking
  • SIG Breakout Sessions
    (Special Interest Groups ie: Public Safety, Defense Contracting, Mfg.)