<p><strong>This guide outlines five steps government agencies should take to get print security right.</strong></p>
<p>Government agencies that apply automation to security strategies save an average of $2.22 million annually. Want to learn how? Get the guide and achieve stronger print security in 5 easy steps.</p>
<p>Government agencies face increasing fraud risks as AI-driven attacks evolve. Traditional identity verification methods are outdated, leading to significant losses. Socure's AI-powered platform leverages biometrics and machine learning to detect fraud in real time, streamlining processes, reducing costs, and enhancing security for public services.</p>
<p>The systems and data maintained by federal civilian agencies are more than operational—they are national security assets. Every breach offers adversaries a window into U.S. strategy, infrastructure, and mission-critical operations. Modernization isn't optional. The federal government must move beyond reactive defenses to proactively identify, inventory, and secure sensitive data assets before they're exploited. Learn more about automated data protection for National Security.</p>
<p>Explore how AI-ready networks can transform public sector organizations with resilient infrastructure and advanced connectivity. This whitepaper delves into optimized hybrid cloud environments and real-time analytics, ensuring future-ready operations and cost-effective solutions.</p>
<p>Explore key insights from a recent GovExec webcast featuring cybersecurity leaders from the GAO and NetApp. This asset outlines how federal agencies can adapt to rising cyber threats through a data-centric approach, focusing on protecting the data itself, not just the perimeter. </p>
<p>Learn about practical strategies like encryption, access control, and AI-powered analytics, and discover how strong partnerships and phased modernization are essential for long-term cybersecurity resilience.</p>
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<p>Stay Compliant, Stay Ahead. Get The Essential Guide to PQC Migration for Tech Leaders.</p>
<p>Quantum computing is advancing rapidly, putting traditional cryptographic security at risk. Organizations must act now to protect sensitive data and maintain compliance with evolving standards.<br />
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Our exclusive eBook, "PQC Migration: Where Are We Now?", provides a comprehensive roadmap for agencies, vendors, and integrators to navigate this critical transition.<br />
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This eBook explores the current state of PQC migration, including:</p>
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<li><strong>The timeline of the quantum threat</strong> and why "harvest now, decrypt later" attacks make immediate action necessary.</li>
<li><strong>NIST’s PQC algorithm standardization and deprecation roadmap</strong>, guiding organizations on compliance deadlines.</li>
<li><strong>Key challenges agencies, vendors, and integrators face in transitioning to PQC</strong>, from cryptographic asset discovery to hybrid encryption strategies.</li>
<li><strong>Four guiding principles for successful PQC migration</strong>, ensuring an efficient and secure transition.</li>
<li><strong>Practical recommendations for developing a crypto-agile security posture,</strong> integrating PQC into risk management, and leveraging SafeLogic’s post-quantum solutions.</li>
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<p>The security landscape is rapidly evolving. Businesses once had a set number of locations to secure with on-premises operations in designated offices. Now, with the adoption of the public cloud, software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications, and anywhere work, security teams must secure and provide access to infinite locations. These new domains permit less visibility and control than the previous, on-premises environments and require more complex integration efforts.</p>
<p>This paper discusses a solution — a connectivity cloud. Respondents believe that a connectivity cloud will help them regain control and accelerate digital transformation initiatives</p>
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<p>Every day, enterprise technology leaders are expected to support the digital imperative to work, develop, and deliver everything, everywhere — by bringing together distributed workforces, devices, clouds, systems, applications, and networks. But, there’s a problem. Technology teams have less control as they try to combine disparate domains into something like a single IT single environment. As the level of control decreases, the level of complexity and risk increases. These challenges all undercut the overall value of an organization’s technology investments.</p>
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<p>As the federal government intensifies its exploration and implementation of Artificial Intelligence, several pivotal and interconnected themes are becoming increasingly prominent including <strong>strategic process automation</strong> and <strong>sophisticated predictive analytics</strong>. Agencies are increasingly harnessing AI-powered forecasting to anticipate future trends, optimize resource allocation, proactively identify risks, and enhance decision-making across diverse domains, from logistics and resource management to threat assessment and citizen services.</p>
<p>In addition, realization is crystallizing that robust partnerships, encompassing both internal cross-agency collaboration and strategic engagements with external vendors, are not only merely beneficial but absolutely essential for successful and scalable AI adoption. These collaborations bring critical expertise, specialized technologies, diverse perspectives, and the agility required to navigate the complexities of AI implementation within the unique constraints and opportunities of the public sector.</p>
<p>Fielded from November to December of 2024, GovExec’s Insights and Research Group surveyed 450 federal civilian and defense employees predominantly in IT and program management roles to understand how their organization is using AI today and their plans to scale AI adoption in the future.</p>
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<p>Tax season drives millions of constituents to seek government help. In 2023, the IRS saw a staggering 65% increase in calls. Most revenue departments had to ramp up staffing 25% to 100%. <br />
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This high demand can overwhelm service teams and lead to frustrating experiences. The solution? Supercharge your services with AI-powered, customer-first technology and best practices—ensuring fast, efficient, and personalized support during peak tax season. <br />
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NICE’s new paper, “How Improving CX Can Transform the Tax Experience," reveals how. <br />
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Unlock the secrets to tax service excellence: </p>
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<li>Streamline processes by automating end-to-end services with one platform </li>
<li>Engage constituents with proactive conversations across channels </li>
<li>Deliver faster issue resolutions with rapid, human-like self-service </li>
<li>Learn why selecting the right technology partner is critical for success </li>
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<p>HP Managed Services for Government delivers a flexible SaaS solution that integrates a suite of services, hardware, and supplies to deliver a comprehensive, end-to-end Print and PC managed solution. The cloud-based centralized service management approach for devices enables agencies to securely share information and data across teams, tasks, and workplaces, while HP fully manages the technology stack to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of agency data throughout the HP Managed Services platform.</p>
<p>Federal agencies face relentless cyber threats from nation-states to insider risks. SandboxAQ’s post-quantum platform protects mission-critical data, automating cryptographic audits to prevent breaches like MOVEit and secure national security.</p>
<p>In December 2021, a White House executive order aimed to enhance federal service delivery. Over two years later, we'll explore how agency efforts and congressional oversight have shaped the federal customer experience.</p>
<p>Residents expect a seamless and secure digital experience from government services. But are agencies delivering? This practical guide explores how adopting an Identity-first strategy can simplify security, eliminate barriers, and empower residents with easy access to essential government services. Discover how a modern Identity approach brings clarity, adaptability, and trust to every interaction, enabling your agency to deliver secure and seamless digital experiences. Download now to learn key strategies for creating user-friendly, secure, and engaging resident interactions.</p>
<p>Generative AI has the potential to transform how government agencies operate by improving efficiency, reducing costs and enhancing workforce productivity. To fully capitalize on these benefits, organizations must adopt robust and scalable infrastructures that pave the way for a new era of AI-driven governance and policy-making.</p>
<p>Disease is not one-size-fits-all, as anyone who has had the common cold can attest. Bodies, environments, and lived experiences are all as different and unique as an individual – what works for one person may not work for another. For government agencies whose mission is public health, precision medicine’s ability to integrate the disparate data points for healing is increasingly becoming the future.</p>
<p>Government health agencies operate on the forefront of the nation’s healthcare, a landscape of complex and evolving needs that cover a vast range of people, places, and problems. The challenges they face are as broad as a global pandemic and as narrow as the molecular footprint of one type of cancer. Precision medicine is reshaping how agencies conceptualize these challenges.</p>