Mi-GMIS May Regional Roundtable - Monroe (public sector attendees only)

When
15 May 2026
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Location
Monroe Emergency Operations Center - 987 S Raisinville Rd - Monroe, MI 48161
Spaces left
12

Registration

Public Sector Roundtable Attendance
Roundtable Sponsor – $300.00
Roundtable Sponsors subsidize the food and beverages for the event. This sponsorship does NOT include event attendance. Sponsors are recognized thru the website and signage at the event. Although sponsors do not attend, they are welcome to provide promotional materials to distribute at the event, as well as any SWAG.
Tips & Tricks Sponsor – $1,500.00
Lead an Educational 20-minute session, during the lunch period. Attendance will only be through the session discussion and any Q&A. The rest of the event is dedicated to our public sector members.

As mentioned, this is an educational session and should not be a sales presentation.

Upon registration, we'll need the session title and brief description to include in the registration site and invitations.

Tips and Tricks Sponsors may also provide promotional materials for distribution at the event.

Registration is closed

Monroe Emergency Operations Center

Our Sponsors

Tips & Tricks Sponsor

Lunch Sponsor

Mi-GMIS is pleased to announce that Infoblox will be presenting a "Tips and Tricks" session during our lunch break. They will only be present for that portion of the roundtable.

Speaker: Mr. Paul Danis, Solutions Engineer SLED - Great Lakes

Title: Securing DNS based on NIST SP 800-81 Revision 3

Summary: The Domain Name System (DNS) is a critical enterprise service and a common target for cyber-attacks. NIST SP 800‑81 Revision 3, Secure Domain Name System (DNS) Deployment Guide, provides updated guidance for securing DNS infrastructure in modern, cloud‑enabled and zero trust environments.

This presentation summarizes key updates in Rev. 3, including role‑based DNS security architectures, deployment of DNSSEC, use of encrypted DNS (DoT and DoH), and adoption of Protective DNS for threat prevention and detection. It also addresses DNS logging, monitoring, and resilience as part of a defense‑in‑depth strategy.

Hear how to apply NIST’s recommendations to strengthen DNS security, improve visibility, and reduce enterprise risk.

You may attend remotely, but... in-person attendance makes for a better user experience and you'll get a delicious free meal!

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