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Cyber Resilience Before the Crisis: Proactive Strategies and Funding Pathways for Public Sector Orgs — Sponsored by Rubrik
The Moveworks platform serves as the AI front door for government agencies, delivering search and action across the government enterprise.
Test-drive Google SecOps in a hands-on Capture the Flag event. Compete, solve challenges and sharpen your skills.
Federal dollars are flowing, and plans are moving fast. The states that succeed won't just have bold clinical agendas, they'll have the infrastructure to measure, defend and sustain results.
A Practical Seminar for Public Sector Leaders and Practitioners on Observability, Reliability, and AI-Driven IT Operations
A new report explores how artificial intelligence can help child welfare workers across the country to better support their constituents — not by replacing human judgment, but by freeing up people to spend more time on delivering needed services and less time on repetitive processes.
With a major system overhaul on the horizon and H.R. 1 raising the stakes, one state already has the answers.
Ransomware and cyberattacks are increasingly targeting identity systems, leaving State, Local and Education (SLED) organizations
Why unified identity is the prerequisite for AI in government
Onboard AI agents as first-class identities.
Indiana Secretary of State modernizes securely with small team and big impact
Join Savant Solutions for an interactive discussion and live demo focused on Juniper SRX Series Firewalls and modern unified SASE solutions.
A Panel on AI Adoption, Multi-Cloud Strategy and Real-World Defense
Print as a Service (PraaS) offers a unified, cloud-based model that moves government away from the burden of device ownership toward an agile, asset-light approach.
How California’s technology leadership and TekYantra’s cloud, automation, cybersecurity, and AI capabilities are helping organizations modernize operations, improve security, and build future-ready digital systems.
MDM as the Foundation for Trustworthy AI
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The California Department of Technology has released the digital assistant it's been piloting since September 2025. The statewide release is another feather in the state's cap related to worker productivity tools.
The role will help guide countywide IT strategy, shared services and technology operations across more than 30 departments.
California’s return-to-office order began Wednesday with protests, space workarounds and employees questioning whether in-person work will change how they do their jobs.
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