The relentless growth of cyberattacks in today's digitally interconnected world has taken on new urgency for public sector officials, private sector leaders and those who operate the nation's critical infrastructure. The emergence of AI, combined with the growing resources of nation-state and criminal hackers, pose new dangers and risks that threaten not just individual privacy and corporate interests but also national security and global stab...

The role of AI in responding to security threats has taken on new urgency as agency leaders grapple with AI's emergence into mainstream business applications. However, threat actors are moving just as quickly to capitalize on AI to advance their attacks.Secure your spot at the Google Public Sector Summit on Wednesday, October 16 to hear how agency and industry experts are approaching the widening intersection of AI and security. You'll hear fr...

As technology evolves and the world around us becomes more digitally interconnected, real-time information sharing is key to staying ahead of emerging threats — from making decisions on battlefields abroad and keeping our nation safe to responding to emergencies and delivering humanitarian aid. The ability of defense, intelligence, and federal agencies to rapidly and securely share releasable information with partners ultimately determin...

The federal government is in the midst of a digital transformation that has the potential to reinvent the way agencies provide citizen services and perform their most essential functions. Guided by the top priorities of the White House, leaders across the federal government are embracing modern technologies like AI and the cloud, fortifying cybersecurity by shifting to zero-trust architectures and prioritizing user experience in digital servic...

Artificial intelligence unexpectedly catapulted into the mainstream over the last year — primarily with the explosion of large-language, generative AI models. Now, AI is set to revolutionize government operations and services in ways that no technology before it has. The U.S. government is at a critical point where it’s competing to set the tone for how AI will be used responsibly, safely and ethically across the globe while also l...

It takes courage to do things differently. Even with the best technology and real stories of transformation, change requires trust in oneself and in others to help drive progress forward.The biggest annual event in public sector automation returns in 2024. Join UiPath and top leaders in government at the UiPath on Tour Public Sector conference on April 17 at the Waldorf Astoria in Washington, D.C., to hear how their organizations are using AI...

Cybersecurity continues to be one of the biggest challenges public sector technology leaders face. In an industry that moves so fast and affects so many, state and local government information security leaders, as well as their counterparts at higher education institutions, are continuing to adapt to an ever-changing reality. From new threats ushered in from generative AI, to workforce challenges, to a constant need for additional funding, cyb...

Public sector organizations continue to face a constant barrage of sophisticated cyber threats. And with new cybersecurity mandates and guidance — from recent executive orders to the release of the 2023 National Cyber Strategy — public sector leaders must make considerable decisions about their cyber enterprise that will have lasting impacts for years to come. On top of this, the emergence of novel security capabilities built on ma...

Advances in AI-assisted technologies and the growing sophistication of international threat actors are increasing the stakes for federal agencies to implement new and more effective safeguards to protect the nation’s strategic data. Much of that effort revolves around the Biden administration’s Executive Orders on National Cybersecurity and related mandates coming due in 2024 to adopt zero-trust architectures across their enterpris...

Controlling and owning the battlespace of today and tomorrow requires the ability to observe, orient, decide, and act on trusted and validated information at the speed of relevance. Seeing clearly through the “Fog of War” requires the adoption and integration of advanced technologies “to sense, make sense of, and act on information” – including cloud, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and resilient communica...