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In 2026, government leaders aren’t just responding to disruption — they’re reinventing how they operate to deliver services that are more efficient, effective and people-centered.
Oracle’s DB@ partnerships refers to initiatives in which Oracle offers its flagship database products as managed services running directly within other major cloud providers' infrastructure — AWS, Azure, & Google.
This year marked the inception of BMC Helix as an independent company. And we’re not just growing. We’re building for the future, boldly and for the long term. That’s why being recognized as a leader in The Forrester Wave™: Enterprise Service Management, Q4 2025 report is more than recognition.
Whether launching a customer-facing app or a cloud-native platform or integrating emerging technologies, effective quality assurance (QA) ensures software performs flawlessly, consistently, securely and swiftly. With AI, this strategic pillar of modern enterprises is undergoing a transformation — evolving into intelligent QA that delivers greater speed, precision and adaptability in testing.
Securing end-user devices — smartphones, laptops, tablets, and other mobile and IoT endpoints — has become a hot-button issue for IT leaders in government and beyond. Explore how Verizon’s advanced wireless network and portfolio of security solutions help protect endpoint devices.
What it takes to streamline identity verification and crack down on scammers.
Appropriately disposing of IT assets can support agency missions with compliance, modernization and funding.
Emergency responders need to communicate seamlessly with each other when responding to a wide range of emergencies. The powerful combination of Verizon’s robust terrestrial network and satellite back-up make it happen.
How AI-enabled identity tools and collaborative strategies combat rogue AI, synthetic identities and remote-hiring vulnerabilities.
Modernize to boost agility and security. Protiviti’s Code Bender accelerates legacy migration, cuts costs, and preserves knowledge — empowering organizations to innovate and thrive in a digital-first world.
Join us to discover how an AI-first, cloud-native approach can help your agency to be digital-first, transforming the permitting and licensing services.
New service offering approved under BeyondTrust’s existing FedRAMP authorization to operate (ATO) broadens government access to identity security
Featured Speakers: Mat Keller, Sr. Solutions Engineer, Okta, and Neal Gallucci, Sr. Manager - Identity Solutions Architect, Socure
Join us to learn how mature organizations are scaling agentic AI for strategic impact while balancing governance, infrastructure, and human oversight.
Agentic AI is expanding identity security risk. Here’s how to adopt it without opening new pathways for attackers.
From Theory to Traction: Unlocking Government Efficiency Through Agreements
This report sounds the alarm on fraud in government programs. The message is clear: Fraudsters are attacking government programs with relentless speed, using stolen and fake identities, across state borders and within agencies, often driven by complex crime networks that are difficult to entirely track down and stop.
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What to Know:
- The Texas Comptroller is seeking industry input on a digital payment system backed by gold or silver stored in the state’s bullion depository.
- The system must comply with constitutional limits on state-issued currency and may involve digital tokens or other technologies.
- The RFI requests input on system architecture, settlement workflows, regulatory compliance and public-private partnership models.
What to Know:
- Laredo Police will implement a new 911 platform, Prepared 911, in early 2026 to route emergency call data and audio directly to responding officers.
- The system aims to reduce dispatch delays, improve officer safety and streamline response during high-call-volume periods.
- Residents reporting non-emergencies may be guided through automated prompts and offered secure online reporting options instead of waiting for an in-person response.
What to Know:
- The list targets AI firms, hardware makers and apps linked to the Chinese government and other foreign adversaries.
- Newly banned companies include AI developers such as SenseTime, iFLYTEK and Yitu, alongside major tech and hardware providers such as Alibaba, Baidu, TP-Link and DJI.
- Texas Cyber Command is now the lead agency for identifying and assessing tech threats, with enforcement support from DIR and the Department of Public Safety.
