<p>In today’s digital-first era, state and local governments deliver more services online than ever before. Agency websites are no longer static pages — they are constituent-facing platforms that power transactions, manage personal data and connect to complex backend systems.</p>
<p>As these systems grow in complexity, so do the risks. Cyber threats have evolved beyond simple distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks and now target the entire application ecosystem with sophisticated tools and tactics, many powered by artificial intelligence.</p>
<p>Securing public sector websites requires more than just firewalls and patching. Download this solution brief now to learn more about a comprehensive, cloud-smart approach that balances performance, accessibility, and security without compromise.</p>
This paper summarizes an off-the-record roundtable discussion among government, industry, operational technology, and critical infrastructure leaders regarding the evolving cyber-physical threat environment facing U.S. critical infrastructure sectors.
<p>As artificial intelligence becomes more deeply integrated throughout public sector operations, higher education and public research institutions face competing priorities: Do more with less while running increasingly sophisticated AI. Budgets are tight, workforces are lean and data is highly sensitive and regulated.</p>
<p>Delivering advanced AI capabilities with limited resources — while navigating non-negotiable data residency and compliance needs — is a heavy lift, but Cirrascale Cloud Services and Google Public Sector are partnering to ensure agencies don’t have to choose between cutting-edge performance and strict governance. Download to learn more.</p>
<p>Integrated financial, corporate, and trade intelligence can reveal hidden networks, strengthen investigations, and help agencies prioritize high-impact actions. Discover how this non-traditional intelligence complements agency operations.</p>
Modernization succeeds when it removes operational friction. Here's how defense leaders can simplify technology environments while delivering continuous value to the warfighter.
<p>State and local governments have more access to location data than ever before. But as the number of sensors and other data sources grows, government leaders face mounting pressure to sift through the influx and draw transformative insights — or risk wasting the potential of data goldmines.</p>
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<p>Download this impact brief now to learn how a Google-CARTO partnership can help your agency tackle this challenge head-on, so leaders can make fast, data-informed decisions with confidence.</p>
<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>Because of this, the right partners are critical. 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>
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<p>A new survey of 275 federal civilian and defense IT and security leaders, conducted by Market Connections and GovExec, finds near-universal agreement that AI must be governed like any other identity within Zero Trust. Yet a widening gap separates that intent from reality: only 11% have fully integrated AI into their Zero Trust architecture, just 24% have real visibility into API-based AI interactions, and only 13% enforce security policy consistently across AI agents, apps, endpoints, cloud, and SaaS.</p>
<p>Download the full report to see where federal AI security actually stands, and what it will take to close the gap.</p>
<p>Government leaders are being asked to modernize service delivery, improve citizen experiences and adopt AI capabilities — 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>
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<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’s survey of public sector leaders reveal a widening gap between rising expectations and available capacity. 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>
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Government security leaders are being asked to protect more facilities, respond to evolving threats, and modernize aging infrastructure—all while managing limited budgets and staffing. Cloud-managed physical security brings video, access control, visitor management, sensors, and AI into a single platform—so agencies can improve situational awareness, simplify operations, and strengthen security across every facility. Learn more on the Government Security Intelligence Hub.</p>
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<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>
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<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’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>