NASA SEWP SCRM Forum 2023

NASA SEWP SCRM Forum 2023 January 30-31, 2023 8:00 am – 5:00 PM The Ritz-Carlton, Pentagon City, 1250 South Haynes Street, Arlington, VA 22202 Registration: https://www.govexec.com/feature/government-risk/ Join SEWP for our SCRM Forum 2023. The topic of standardizing the approach to supply chain risk management has recently emerged as a hot topic for both government and industry. For NASA SEWP (Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement) this is a continuation of a long-standing commitment to support, understanding and dissemination of acquisition and supply chain concerns. The NASA SEWP program has embedded SCRM practices into our program as a way to help mitigate supply chain risks. This event provides the opportunity for government SCRM and C-SCRM leaders to renew their efforts at addressing these challenges, providing context to the difficulty and importance, as well as providing concrete steps that agencies can take , in order to help mitigate risk. Agency and acquisition executives across the federal government are dealing with problems associated with supply chain, cyber hygiene of the nation’s industrial base, and the impact on federal buyers of information and telecommunication technology and audio visual products, services, and solutions. This event is designed to share best practices and to have meaningful dialogue about the complexities of SCRM, and to provide value added information for federal buyers across government. Attendees came away from this forum with a better understanding of: • What is important to the C-Suite federal executives, program owners, and operational personnel • What agencies like NASA, DOD, DHS, and CISA are doing to account for these challenges • The role of the National Risk Management Center and where to find guidance and help to reduce supply chain risk • The challenges and potential solutions for helping to secure the critical software supply-chain • The critical importance of SCRM and C-SCRM for federal networks and infrastructure • How CISA’s shared services model helps to harden and secure the civilian sector’s SCRM and C-SCRM posture • The critical importance of SCRM and C-SCRM for the federal network and infrastructure • Industry’s approach and responsibility at securing their systems and assisting the federal government