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 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:
Explore Carahsoft’s portfolio of Law Enforcement software solutions below.
November 1st, 2022
Discover the cybersecurity and data analysis strategies public safety officials are looking to incorporate in conjunction with other modernizations.
September 12th, 2022
Agencies should focus their law enforcement efforts in four areas: manage data, secure investment, ensure mobile accessibility and maintaining transparency.
June 1st, 2021
COVID-19 may have slowed the world down, but 5G technology is improving communications across agencies to allow for quicker and better responses to international emergencies.
May 25th, 2021
Genesys' Chad Cole discusses steps state and local government agencies can take to improve customer experiences and management of vaccine distribution.
May 17th, 2021
Google's Quinn Chasan discusses how sentiment solutions can improve vaccination strategies and response to more successfully provide safety to the public.
March 28th, 2017
Every government and public safety agency is powered by digital devices, however, many organizations lose efficiencies from so many stand-alone tools.
September 12th, 2016
Around the world every day, digital data is impacting the way investigations and forensics are examined and completed. Today, mobile devices are becoming more critical for police investigations since these devices can reveal important details and insights that speed the investigation process and help to prove a subject’s innocence or guilt.
August 31st, 2016
While the growth rate of technology has blossomed exponentially, investigatory teams have been able to streamline some processes to become more efficient; however, new challenges have arisen and the backlog of cases continues to mount.
August 12th, 2016
No day in a public safety organization is the same – but every day demands collaboration among colleagues and other organizations to get the job done and keep citizens and employees safe. Many agencies rely on technology to enable this collaboration to better respond to and manage resources.
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LAW ENFORCEMENT RESOURCE
Law enforcement offices are struggling to streamline and benefit from new capabilities as new technologies and data streams continue to emerge. Government Business Council (GBC) polled a random sample of federal, state, county, and local law enforcement officials to provide insights on the challenges being faced by law enforcement.
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LAW ENFORCEMENT RESOURCE
The ability to collect, process and manage massive amounts of data is essential for law enforcement agencies to identify and respond to emerging threats, and to carry out their mandate of keeping the public safe. Learn
to leverage modern data management technologies to better address public safety challenges.
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LAW ENFORCEMENT TECHNOLOGY NEWS
![]() Americans rely on technology more than ever before, creating new opportunities for theft, fraud, and abuse. Law enforcement needs tools and training in digital forensics that fit their limited budgets. To address this need, Basis Technology (https://www.basistech.com/) is working with the Department of Homeland Security, Science and Technology Directorate (DHS S&T) to provide free online software training for Autopsy, a free tool for digital forensics. Over 500 members of U.S. law enforcement have already registered for the training. |
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LAW ENFORCEMENT TECHNOLOGY NEWS
![]() The features BlackBag has incorporated into BlackLight 2019 R2 provide law enforcement agencies with AI based image recognition technology to assist with child abuse investigations. |
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