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Implications of the Proposed National Quantum Cybersecurity Strategy
The U.S. Government is entering a new phase of accelerated AI adoption, driven by the release of the America’s AI Action Plan and reinforced by substantial FY26 budget growth targeting AI infrastructure, mission applications, and governance. For AI vendors, the message is clear: align your strategy and prepare to capture demand.
In this strategy session, Carahsoft and Marion Square will break down how AI companies can position themselves to win in FY26, navigate new compliance and procurement landscapes, and tailor their messaging to meet urgent government priorities.

Winning Federal Tech Sales in FY26:From Features to Mission Outcomes
In today’s Federal marketplace, agencies demand outcomes not just features. To win, tech providers must clearly articulate mission impact, quantify ROI, and strategically align with emerging FY 2026 funding priorities. Success isn’t about having the “best tech” it’s about driving efficiency, effectiveness, and budget-aligned results.
Join Marion Square, Force Management and Magnetude Consulting at the Carahsoft Conference & Collaboration Center for engaging sessions that bring together insights from industry-leading partners to help tech companies refine their narrative, engage with mission buyers, and navigate acquisition channels that accelerate impact.

FY26 and the Federal AI Surge: How Carahsoft Partners Can Seize the Opportunity
The Senate recently introduced bipartisan legislation that could accelerate the nation’s migration to post-quantum cryptography (PQC). Known as the National Quantum Cybersecurity Strategy Act, the bill reflects growing federal urgency to prepare for the cybersecurity risks posed by quantum computing and highlights a critical reality: today’s stolen data won’t stay secure forever.
For public sector agencies, this legislation represents both a pressing challenge and a strategic opportunity. Join Harvey Morrison, CEO of Marion Square, for an in-depth discussion on how this strategy could reshape federal cybersecurity requirements — and what steps you can take now to prepare.