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5 AI trends shaping the future of the public sector in 2025

Google Public Sector

In 2025, it's poised to become a cornerstone of public sector operations, transforming how agencies make decisions and serve constituents. By leading with AI-powered innovation, government agencies can improve efficiency, enhance decision-making, and provide better services to citizens.

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Federal Cloud Transformation: Navigating Challenges With a Zero-Trust Approach

GovLoop

It extends beyond a singular component, impacting all facets, and operates holistically. Recognizing its significance, the highest levels of government are actively embracing Zero Trust. This adaptation is crucial as government employees transition back to office work, ensuring the continuity of zero-trust principles.

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Creating Trust and Inclusion at Your Agency: NextGen Speakers Explain How

GovLoop

Government employees don’t operate in a vacuum. It takes teamwork — and a lot of it — to keep agencies operating, meeting missions and providing for constituents. We aligned our outcomes back up to…organizational success and ensured that we had the fiscal budgeting to support the bottom line,” Benjamin said.

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As cyber threats evolve, cities and counties need to safeguard staffers’ mobile devices

American City & Country

He adds that cyber mischief today can be lethal very quickly to government IT operations: “These modern kill chain attacks are quick and highly effective, accelerating the timeline for ransomware and other cyberattacks from months to minutes.” LeMaster says IT security budgets may be somewhat tight for cities and counties.

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A comprehensive cloud security approach for state and local governments

Google Public Sector

While the digitization of government services and operations has helped enhance the constituent experience, it has also increased the cyber threat surface for governments of all sizes. In 2020, 79 ransomware attacks hit government organizations, amounting to nearly $19 billion in downtime and recovery costs 1.

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How One State Advances Cyber Protection

GovLoop

When you think about budgets, a lot of organizations will spend the majority of their money on meeting the mission. … Every government employee in Texas must take a certified cybersecurity training program, and because compliance at the local level was poor, Texas recently put teeth on that requirement.

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8 Best Practices for Virtual Collaboration and Training

GovLoop

With virtual government no longer hypothetical, agencies must decide how they will balance collaborating, operating and training in person and virtually. Every agency’s response depends on different factors, including budget restraints, workforce demands and available technology. Creativity can come from those constraints.