U.S. Commercial Service Security Incident

Global Cybersecurity Week: May 6-10, 2024 Global Cybersecurity Chats U.S. cybersecurity solutions providers are invited to join the U.S. Commercial Services Global Cybersecurity Chats Monday, May 6 th through Friday, May 10 th in San Francisco, CA. Register for your 20-minute roundtable Global Cybersecurity Chat with our U.S. Embassy Cybersecurity Trade Experts from 10+ markets. Discuss international growth opportunities, leads, and market entry strategies for a customized global growth plan. The U.S. Department of Commerces global team is here to support you on your international business endeavors! Who We Are The U.S. Commercial Service, part of the Department of Commerce, is the U.S. governments largest global business development arm, operating in 106 offices across the United States and 122 offices in the 79 markets through out U.S. Embassies and Consulates. In 2022, we assisted over 51,00 American companies, helping them achieve a remarkable $131 billion in global sales. Working with American cybersecurity companies globally is a top priority for us and we have cybersecurity experts based in all 79 markets. Our experts keep up to date on cybersecurity regulations, local events, and opportunities for American cybersecurity companies. Our cybersecurity team also collaborates with the Department of Defenses Defense Innovation Unit and the Department of Homeland Securitys Silicon Valley Innovation Program. How Global Chats Work Once you have registered our team will reach out to schedule a time for your in-person Global Cybersecurity Chat to take place in San Francisco the week of May 6th. On the day of your Chat, you will provide a quick overview of your company and international goals to our 10+ cybersecurity Experts. Each will provide market-specific feedback and actionable recommendations for your market entry and expansion. Which Markets will be Represented? U.S. Embassy Cybersecurity Experts from the following markets will participate in the Global Chats...

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