Insights

2025 Industry Trends Survey

<p>Cellebrite&rsquo;s 6th annual Industry Trends Survey provides a comprehensive snapshot of the digital forensics industry. Insights from 2,100+ professionals highlight the critical role of digital evidence in investigations, the growing influence of AI and cloud computing and how law enforcement agencies are embracing new solutions to transform digital investigations.</p>

Identity in Government

<p> <style type="text/css"><!--br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--> </style> As more government services are brought online, identity tools have become essential to ensuring security and preventing fraud. But those tools have also come under scrutiny for their accuracy and impact on user privacy.</p>

Securing the Nation

<p>All it takes is one click. On March 26, 2020, as employees upgraded to the latest Orion software update, many were unaware that they were downloading malware until it was too late. The SolarWinds Hack compromised nearly 30,000 public and private sector organizations, changing how federal agencies and Fortune 100 companies secure their data and infrastructure from threat actors.</p> <p>In the aftermath, the message from the Cyberspace Solarium Commission was clear: the U.S. must secure its data, networks, infrastructure and identities from threats.</p>

Collaboration and innovation fuel the future of federal IT modernization

<p>Federal agencies are spearheading efforts to modernize their systems through cutting-edge technologies such as cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI) and shared services&ndash;all of which require connectivity branching to multiple locations with various bandwidths and security parameters to operate efficiently. These changes are helping transform the ways federal agencies serve the American public, improving efficiency, streamlining operations and enhancing the ability to meet mission-critical goals.</p> <p>Featured Agencies:</p> <ul> <li aria-level="1">Department of Agriculture</li> <li aria-level="1">Department of Defense</li> <li aria-level="1">Veterans Affairs, Homeland Security</li> <li aria-level="1">Department of Labor</li> <li aria-level="1">USCIS</li> <li aria-level="1">Bureau of Land Management</li> </ul> <p></p>

White Paper: Zero Trust Architecture Starts with Modern ICAM

<p>This white paper provides insights into how federal government agencies can support Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) initiatives with modern ICAM (Identity, Credential and Access Management).</p> <p>Learn how modern, standards based identity solutions can plug into established environments to implement ZTA without having to rip and replace existing ICAM infrastructures.</p>

Solution Brief: FedRAMP and DoD IL5 Cloud Identity for Federal Agencies

<p>As your agency shifts to hybrid work and cloud computing, you experience firsthand the limitations of legacy Identity, Credential and Access Management (ICAM) tools.&nbsp;</p> <p>You need options and flexibility.&nbsp;Learn about multiple options for securing access for every user population, asset, environment and endpoint.&nbsp;Whether in the cloud, on-premises, or hybrid, there are flexible options to modernize legacy ICAM without disruption.</p>

Reliable Emergency Response During Natural Disasters

<p>In September 2022, Hurricane Ian, a devastating Category 4 storm, struck Florida&rsquo;s Gulf Coast, leaving a trail of destruction across the state. The hurricane claimed 149 lives, caused over $112 billion in damage, and knocked out power for more than 2.6 million residents.</p> <p>In times of crisis, local, state and federal agencies all play a vital role in protecting communities&mdash;but how do they maintain critical operations amid power outages, flooding, and other challenges?</p> <p>This guide explores how the Fort Myers Police Department (FMPD) strengthened its emergency response efforts and provides a roadmap to help other agencies enhance resilience and safeguard their communities.</p>

From Legacy to Leading: Delivering Innovation Through Operational Efficiency

<p data-pm-slice="1 1 [&quot;list&quot;,{},&quot;list_item&quot;,{&quot;indent&quot;:1,&quot;type&quot;:&quot;bulleted&quot;}]">To improve program experience and provide seamless services to all, government agencies must prioritize modernizing legacy systems and operations to enable efficient, innovative services to the people they are serving. This report explores how government around the world can reimagine service delivery within their agency that elevates customer experience and boosts mission effectiveness.&nbsp;</p>

Modernize data management without compromise

<p>How federal agencies can future-proof their data&nbsp;infrastructure with storage solutions that check all boxes.</p> <p>As the federal government prioritizes&nbsp;both data as a strategic asset&nbsp;and the secure and trustworthy&nbsp;implementation of AI, data&nbsp;management grows increasingly&nbsp;critical to operational effectiveness.&nbsp;Agencies need sophisticated data&nbsp;solutions equipped to handle&nbsp;the demands of evidence-based&nbsp;decision-making and AI-powered&nbsp;applications.&nbsp;</p>

Emerging ransomware tactics call for advanced data protection measures

<p>State and local governments face growing ransomware&nbsp;threats, but with robust cybersecurity frameworks and&nbsp;advanced data protection, agencies can strengthen&nbsp;their defenses and safeguard critical operations.</p>

Using AI for Defense

<p>The United States Department of Defense (DOD) is tasked with ensuring our nation&rsquo;s security, and recognizes that artificial intelligence (AI) is a critical tool helping to fulfill that mission. As AI technology evolves, our armed forces continue to evaluate the best ways to deploy it &mdash; while addressing challenges to securing AI systems and ensuring that personnel know how to leverage the technology effectively.</p> <p>In &ldquo;AI for Defense&rdquo;, the sixth episode in Google Public Sector&rsquo;s &ldquo;What&rsquo;s Next in AI and Security?&rdquo; TV series, experts from the Marines, NASA and Google Public Sector came together to discuss AI&rsquo;s integration into our nation&rsquo;s defense efforts.</p>

How AI and edge computing are key to unlocking big data

<p>Artificial intelligence (AI) presents a massive opportunity for organizations to increase operational efficiency, so federal agencies of every stripe are evaluating how to best leverage the technology. And with the proliferation of digital sensors and other technologies, agencies must effectively manage more data from more sources than ever before in order to fulfill their missions.</p> <p>AI has a central role to play in managing and contextualizing big datasets, and combining AI with edge computing is key to efficiently extracting actionable insights from those data flows.</p> <p>In &ldquo;AI at the Edge&rdquo;, the fifth episode in the GovExec TV series, &ldquo;What&rsquo;s Next in AI and Security?&rdquo;, experts from government and Google Public Sector discussed how AI and edge computing are helping to improve their operations.</p>

AI & Autonomy

<p>Rapid advancements in AI and autonomy have changed the way the military works, expanding the realm of &quot;possible&quot; while also raising difficult ethical questions. Learn more about the challenges and promise of these new technologies.</p>

Protecting taxpayer dollars

<p>The Government spends more than $1 trillion on healthcare every year through large programs such as Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, and through the Department of Veterans Affairs.</p> <p>Ensuring those dollars aren&rsquo;t wasted &mdash; or misused due to fraud or abuse &mdash; is an ongoing challenge.</p> <p>For more than 20 years, Optum Serve has partnered with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and other federal agencies to establish and maintain program integrity initiatives. Building on successes achieved working with commercial and state government clients, we deliver a deep knowledge of the health care industry and extensive IT capabilities to government agencies. We invest in innovation and development resources to ensure our commercial best practices align with the federal program integrity objectives while allowing for flexibility and scalability in program design based on clients&rsquo; needs. The following three case study briefs explain how Optum Serve makes a difference in mitigating and recovering money by detecting fraud, waste and abuse (FWA).</p>

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