InfraGard NJ, a partnership between the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and private-sector professionals, held it’s annual update Friday, September eighteenth at Kean University.
Professor Callahan’s presentation: “Quantum Computing and the Future of Critical Infrastructure Security” focused on the cybersecurity implications of the coming era of quantum computing
InfraGard is a collaborative partnership between the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and private-sector professionals focused on protecting U.S. critical infrastructure. The organization connects critical infrastructure owners and operators with the FBI to facilitate information sharing, education, networking, and workshops focused on emerging technologies, cybersecurity threats, and national security.
InfraGard members represent a broad range of industries and professions, including business leaders, entrepreneurs, attorneys, security professionals, military and government officials, IT specialists, academics, and state and local law enforcement. Together, members share industry-specific expertise and insights to strengthen the security and resilience of the nation’s critical infrastructure.
The educational seminar focused heavily on two major shifts in critical infrastructure security: Quantum Computing and Agentic AI.
Speakers and participants featured cross-sector experts and representatives from federal agencies, including the FBI and Homeland Security Investigations (HSI).
