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Emerging Tactics for Cybersecurity

Modernizing state and local government: Egen and Google Public Sector deliver AI-powered impact

<p>State and local governments manage an incredible breadth of responsibilities, touching nearly every aspect of daily life. From public safety and education to transportation and unemployment insurance, IT leaders must maintain a technology portfolio capable of delivering vital services to constituents effectively and efficiently.</p> <p>The right partners are critical to balancing emerging technologies with aging systems and tight budgets. As a Google Cloud Premier Partner, Egen combines public sector and engineering expertise to help agencies use leading Google Cloud technologies, increase efficiency, and deliver the quality services constituents deserve.</p> <p>Download this impact brief to learn how a Google-Egen partnership can help your agency use leading Google Cloud technologies to increase efficiency and deliver the quality services constituents deserve.</p>

Thoughtworks and Google Public Sector deliver seamless digital transformation

<p>Government leaders are being asked to modernize service delivery, improve citizen experiences and adopt AI capabilities &mdash; all while operating within the constraints of legacy systems, workforce shortages and increasing mission demands. While constituent expectations are shaped by smooth interactions with commercial technologies, government modernization is often constrained by decades-old legacy systems, fragmented operating models and data silos that prevent seamless, end-to-end service delivery.</p> <p>Download this impact brief to learn how a Google-Thoughtworks partnership can help your agency build a resilient, connected and responsive operating model to deliver seamless digital transformation.</p>

2026 State of Grants Management and Technology Report

<p></p> <p>Grants are playing a more central role in public sector financial planning as uncertainty around revenue sources persists. Organizations are increasingly turning to external funding to sustain programs, support community services, and stabilize budgets. But the grants environment has grown significantly more demanding . Findings from this year&rsquo;s survey of public sector leaders reveal a widening gap between rising expectations and available capacity.&nbsp;On the first page of the report you will also find a link to view an on-demand webinar which unpacks the key findings of the report.</p> <p>Download to learn more.</p>

Building More Resilient, Efficient, and Secure Public Facilities

<p> <style type="text/css"><!--td {border: 1px solid #cccccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--> </style> Government security leaders are being asked to protect more facilities, respond to evolving threats, and modernize aging infrastructure&mdash;all while managing limited budgets and staffing. Cloud-managed physical security brings video, access control, visitor management, sensors, and AI into a single platform&mdash;so agencies can improve situational awareness, simplify operations, and strengthen security across every facility. Learn more on the Government Security Intelligence Hub.</p>

Shaping our Future Nation

<p></p> <p>The cybersecurity landscape for state, county, and city government agencies is rapidly changing with the increased adoption of AI. These agencies face unique challenges in meeting the ever-changing threats. In April and May 2026, Market Connections surveyed 100 state, county, and city government officials involved in cybersecurity programs to better understand the nature of these challenges and the future of AI at the local state and local level. Download to learn more.</p>

The public sector agentic era: Trading pilots for transformation

<p></p> <p>The agentic era marks a significant paradigm shift for the government. Technology leaders are no longer asking if AI can be implemented or what AI can do, but rather how fast it can be deployed to solve the nation&rsquo;s most pressing challenges. From federal agency headquarters to local city halls, all levels of government are answering this question by using AI to transform critical operations. Use cases range from accelerating drug approval processes, to unifying previously siloed IT operations, to managing logistics and public safety as the City of Los Angeles prepares to host several major events over the next three years, to creating more personalized learning journeys for health care students. Download to learn more</p>

Strengthening Readiness Through a Modernized Service Member and Family Experience

<p><strong>Equip the military family with AI-driven tools and a unified experience.</strong></p> <p>HR modernization is more than an upgrade; it is a commitment to the well-being of the military community. By using Salesforce as a secure engagement layer, the Department of War creates a unified environment supporting families from recruitment to retirement. This removes the &quot;administrative tax,&quot; allowing service members to focus on the mission while their family ecosystem remains secure. With agentic AI and a single source of truth, we transform manual processes into intuitive experiences. This connected journey positions every soldier and their loved ones for success, both on and off the battlefield.</p>

From Records to Readiness: Federal Agencies Confront the Operational Reality of Digital Transformation

<p>Federal agencies are entering a new era of operational complexity driven by explosive data growth, expanding cybersecurity requirements, accelerating adoption of artificial intelligence, and increasing public expectations for digital services. At the same time, agencies continue to manage decades of legacy systems, fragmented records environments, inconsistent metadata standards, and highly decentralized operational structures.</p>

A portable ‘cloud-in-a-box’ brings mission-critical applications to the edge

<p>Rapidly advancing technologies are changing the logistics of modern defense missions, and teams operating in edge environments must be able to leverage data- and AI-driven solutions as force multipliers. Successfully navigating this evolution depends on the ability to function seamlessly in any environment.</p>

Sara Pentest: AI-Powered Penetration Testing

<p>AI-powered security testing that&#39;s helping agencies identify vulnerabilities faster and reduce security blind spots</p>

The Unseen Advantage of Golden Dome: Leveraging Command & Control Systems to Integrate Distributed Defense

<p>Golden Dome is more than a missile defense initiative. It is an AI-powered, software-defined system designed to connect sensors, interceptors, and command and control across every domain. Discover how cloud computing, integrated C2, and real-time data fusion deliver the speed, resilience, and interoperability needed to defend against tomorrow&rsquo;s most advanced threats.</p>

TrendAI Vision One™ Guide to Secure AI

<p> <style type="text/css"><!--td {border: 1px solid #cccccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--> </style> AI security isn&rsquo;t optional. The more AI becomes embedded in your business, the more systems it touches. As a result, every cloud service, API, application, or data pipeline implicated in your AI deployment becomes a potential point of vulnerability for attackers to exploit. Keep your entire AI development lifecycle safe by protecting your data, applications, infrastructure, and users. Learn more in this eBook.</p>

Guide to Agentic AI and Pentesting

<p>Agentic AI systems take penetration testing to a level far beyond traditional systems. The scale, speed, and insight can be leveraged to complement traditional ways of conducting human-led pentesting. Learn more.&nbsp;</p>

Mission-ready, AI-powered IT service management for federal agencies

<p> <style type="text/css"><!--td {border: 1px solid #cccccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--> </style> Ivanti Neurons for ITSM enables federal agencies to deliver secure, efficient, policyaligned services. With built-in automation, FedRAMP-authorized architecture and zero trust support, the platform strengthens mission continuity, reduces risk and improves digital service delivery for DoD, federal civilian and intelligence agency IT teams.</p>

The 2026 Buyer’s Guide to Penetration Testing

<p> <style type="text/css"><!--td {border: 1px solid #cccccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--> </style> Most penetration testing programs were originally designed to satisfy compliance requirements. Attackers, however, do not operate on compliance cycles. In this report, we reset outdated evaluation criteria, examine where legacy assumptions break down, and outline what matters now: exploitability, scale, attack-path chaining, fix validation, and responsiveness to actively exploited vulnerabilities.</p>

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