Facing intense scrutiny, limited budgets and increased regulatory burden, public sector organisations can feel like they are fighting a losing battle when it comes to tackling cybersecurity. The solution may lie in uniting governments, private organisations and the public
Uniting governments, private firms and the public may be the answer for public sector organisations
Firm’s TrainDNA solution stores and analyses data to enhance engineers’ decision-making
Technology to be hosted on the Microsoft Azure cloud and will use Dynamics 365 CRM
Analyser and Investigator solutions help police piece together crucial case information
Engineers could use it to improve the safety of, for example, driverless vehicles and autonomous robots
The solution helps officers work more efficiently by speeding up administration
Organisation will leverage Microsoft Azure cloud as part of Digital Policing initiative
Technology will allow armed forces to securely store sensitive data within their own infrastructures
Biometric facial verification solution runs on Azure and will help the US control its borders
Collaboration provides a solution for customers who want to improve cyber indemnification
Features will help protect users from cybercrime such as ransomware attacks
US county partners with EastBanc Technologies to support citizens during snow disruption
Gijsbert Pols and Swee Huang Hustedt-Teo from Ingenious Technologies explain the impact of GDPR
Gijsbert Pols and Swee Huang Hustedt-Teo from Ingenious Technologies explain the impact of GDPR
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Guest | 23 February 2018
Paul Timmins from DXC Technology says that now that companies are going digital and cyberattacks are becoming more sophisticated, finding ways to protect critical enterprise data is more vital than ever
Paul Timmins from DXC Technology says that cyberattacks are becoming more sophisticated
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Guest | 26 January 2018
Jamie Wilson from NICE says solutions using Microsoft Azure Government cloud are proving effective
Jamie Wilson from NICE says solutions using Microsoft Azure Government cloud are proving effective
Officials, residents and businesses will have access to virtual model via 3DEXPERIENCity digital environment
Data privacy session included within recent E2 Education Exchange regional conference
President and chief legal officer discusses cybersecurity and the WannaCry attack
Azure has become the first cloud computing platform that can be used by police forces across the UK
The Block by Block programme is enabling residents to improve public spaces around the world
Microsoft’s Kris Teutsch discusses how the organisation is helping public safety and national security clients fight cybersecurity threats
Kris Teutsch explains how Microsoft is helping public safety clients fight cybersecurity threats
Organisations collaborate to enhance use of technology to promote and protect human rights
Victims of crime will receive better and quicker help from police thanks to Microsoft and its partners
Stuart Aston, Microsoft’s UK national security officer, outlines his predictions for the year ahead
California force to use Azure and Microsoft Office 365 following CLETS approval
The Metropolitan Police are using Azure to store and review footage from body worn cameras
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Guest | 03 November 2016
Law enforcement agencies are increasingly turning to cloud and mobile solutions to enhance the safety of citizens in a secure and efficient way, explains Eric Basha from Microsoft
Microsoft's Eric Basha explains the benefits of using cloud and mobile solutions in law enforcement
Event in San Diego highlights the number of organisations using the Azure Government platform
Body-worn cameras and Citizens On Patrol app builds closer ties with communities in Florida County
State and local law enforcement able to use Office 365, Azure and CRM for Government
Company’s application management services to help boost digital interaction with citizens
Digitisation, tourism, transportation and public safety are trending for forward-looking cities, says Microsoft’s Paul Hart
Microsoft’s Paul Hart outlines the impact of digitisation, tourism and public safety