CompTIA Public Sector includes the Space Enterprise Council (SEC), Public Sector Procurement Council, Public Sector Cybersecurity Committee, Public Technology Institute (PTI) and the International Trade Regulation & Compliance (ITRC) Practice. Public Sector programs support strengthening local, state and federal government IT markets; developing the domestic and international enterprise space market; and shaping international trade regulations and policies.
Public Sector membership programs provide valuable market intelligence and industry resources, networking opportunities, and a voice in federal, state and local government. Join today and start connecting with key government officials to enhance your ability to do business and grow your career.
Meet some of our public sector members.
Benefits
SEC brings a unique voice to policy discussions that are centered on space and the innovation technology ecosystem. The Council provides insight on the economic and national security impacts delivered to Americans from our nation’s space program.
Leading technology companies can connect with policy and decision makers in the Federal government. The council works closely with Federal agencies, Congress, and the White House to help define and implement a forward-leaning, IT-focused modernized acquisition framework that promotes improved emerging technology adoption.
We focus on advancing customs procedures and practices that are effective, and transparent; supporting reasonable and clearly defined export regulations and sanctions; reducing barriers; and advocating for U.S. tech globally. We also assist members in developing a strong global trade compliance program and organization through research, education, and benchmarking.
PTI promotes the professional development of practitioners and government officials to help them respond to the challenges facing America’s cities and counties. Resources include research, education, executive-level consulting services, and national recognition programs. PTI connects CompTIA vendor members and government officials through targeted events, councils, and meetings.