Meet Redspin at the 2026 AUSA Annual Meeting

October 12–14, 2026

Walter E. Washington Convention Center
Washington, D.C.

Redspin will attend the 2026 Association of the United States Army Annual Meeting & Exposition, the premier land-power exposition and professional-development forum in North America.

The AUSA Annual Meeting brings together military leaders, government decision-makers, defense contractors, technology providers, policymakers, and international delegations to explore U.S. Army priorities and the technologies shaping the future of national security.

Connect With Redspin at AUSA 2026

Companies supporting the U.S. Army and the broader Department of Defense must be prepared to protect sensitive government information and meet the cybersecurity requirements included in their contracts.

Connect with Redspin at AUSA 2026 to discuss:

• CMMC readiness and assessment preparation
• NIST SP 800-171 and DFARS compliance
• Identifying and protecting Controlled Unclassified Information
• Determining the appropriate CMMC assessment scope
• Cybersecurity requirements for subcontractors and suppliers
• Securing cloud, manufacturing and operational environments
• Maintaining compliance after CMMC certification
• Strengthening cybersecurity across the Defense Industrial Base

Whether your organization is beginning its CMMC journey, preparing for a C3PAO assessment, pursuing new Army contracts or working to maintain certification, Redspin can help you understand your obligations and determine the right next steps.

Meet the Redspin Team

Greg Powers, Senior Account Executive, Defense Industrial Base
Cam Harnad, Account Executive

Greg and Cam will be available throughout the AUSA Annual Meeting to connect with defense contractors, Army suppliers, technology providers, small businesses and other organizations supporting national defense.

Schedule a Meeting With Redspin

Attending the 2026 AUSA Annual Meeting? Schedule time with Greg Powers or Cam Harnad to discuss your organization’s CMMC readiness, federal cybersecurity requirements, assessment preparation and compliance goals.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the AUSA Annual Meeting and Exposition?

The Association of the United States Army Annual Meeting & Exposition is North America’s premier land-power exposition and professional-development forum. It brings together Army leadership, government officials, defense contractors, technology companies and international partners to examine military priorities, emerging capabilities and national security challenges.

When and where is the 2026 AUSA Annual Meeting?

The 2026 AUSA Annual Meeting will take place October 12–14 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C.

Who from Redspin will attend AUSA 2026?

Redspin will be represented by Greg Powers, Senior Account Executive for the Defense Industrial Base, and Cam Harnad, Account Executive.

Why is CMMC important for Army contractors and suppliers?

Organizations supporting Army and Department of Defense contracts may be required to meet CMMC requirements when they handle Federal Contract Information or Controlled Unclassified Information. The required CMMC level depends on the applicable contract clauses and the type of information the organization receives, processes, stores or transmits.

Does every Army contractor need CMMC certification?

Not every contractor requires the same CMMC level. The applicable requirement depends on the organization’s contracts, the information it handles and its role within the defense supply chain. Contractors should review their contract clauses, data flows and system boundaries to determine which requirements apply.

How does Redspin help Defense Industrial Base organizations?

Redspin supports defense contractors throughout the CMMC lifecycle, including readiness assessments, scoping, remediation planning, documentation, training, managed cloud and security services, certification assessments and ongoing compliance maintenance.

Can I schedule a meeting with Redspin at AUSA 2026?

Yes. AUSA attendees can request a meeting with Greg Powers or Cam Harnad to discuss CMMC readiness, C3PAO assessment preparation, NIST SP 800-171, DFARS requirements and Defense Industrial Base cybersecurity.