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Law Enforcement agencies are facing new obstacles that impact their mission to protect civilians and maintain national security. To combat cyberattacks and other threats to public safety, police and law enforcement organizations must embrace modern technologies.

The Law Enforcement portfolio at Carahsoft brings together industry-leading software and hardware solutions to support Federal, State and Local public safety agencies. Alongside our vendor partners, Carahsoft provides policing and investigative technologies to support mission objectives.











Carahsoft’s Solutions Equip Law Enforcement Agencies to Ensure Public Safety

Carahsoft offers proven solutions ranging from civilian facing applications to dark web analysis tools that support forensic and criminal investigation efforts. Our technology providers support public safety efforts at all levels of government with solutions for:

  • Information and intelligence management
  • Collaboration across criminal investigations
  • Data reporting, tracking and analysis

Explore Carahsoft’s portfolio of Law Enforcement software solutions below.

  • All Law Enforcement Technology Vendors
  • Data Management, Analytics and Intelligence (30)
  • Device (11)
  • Forensics (5)
  • Video and Imagery (11)
  • Dark Web (5)
  • Drones (15)

All Law Enforcement Technology Vendors


Find New Police Innovations 

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Ryan Reynolds, Public Safety Strategy Leader for AWS, explains how the cloud can be a force multiplier by enabling law enforcement agencies to streamline processes and deploy crime-fighting tools faster.
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Morgan Wright explains how technology can help law enforcement agencies manage challenges created by the COVID-19 pandemic and other recent events.
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This report describes how technology can improve outcomes and achieve greater impacts as police departments face budget cuts and resource constraints.


Law Enforcement Blog



Criminal Justice Technology Events

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LAW ENFORCEMENT EVENT
Hosted By: Harbour Lights, Tableau & Carahsoft
Carahsoft December 05, 2023
Carahsoft 3:00 PM ET
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LAW ENFORCEMENT EVENT
Hosted By: ArmorText & Carahsoft
Carahsoft December 05, 2023
Carahsoft 2:00 PM ET
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Crime Investigation Resources 

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The purpose of this document is to provide examples of grant funding opportunities that educational institutions interested in improving school safety might consider. In particular, these opportunities provide avenues for partnering with local law enforcement agencies to combat school violence, and they represent programs where funding can be used to facilitate the purchase of ConcernCenter.

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Revamp the management of digital evidence, spanning from collection and preparation to disclosure and presentation for public sector. Download this brochure to learn more about NICE’s digital evidence solutions can save you time!

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Public Safety IT News 

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LAW ENFORCEMENT TECHNOLOGY NEWS
Carahsoft October 19, 2023

Ripcord, the company revolutionizing the Intelligent Document Processing market, and Carahsoft Technology Corp., The Trusted Government IT Solutions Provider®, have announced their partnership today.


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LAW ENFORCEMENT TECHNOLOGY NEWS
Carahsoft October 17, 2023

Veritone, Inc. (NASDAQ: VERI), the leader in enterprise AI software and services, today announced it has been selected by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) for a $15 million Blanket Purchase Agreement, allowing all DOJ agencies to easily purchase Veritone software and services. Veritone will provide AI-powered software and professional services to rapidly transcribe, translate, locate, redact and extract critical evidence during early case assessment.


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