
In the Justice & Public Safety ecosystem, there is a critical need to stop all removable media and devices from entering an agency’s secured network prior to being fully scanned…
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Generative AI is rapidly transforming public safety—empowering law enforcement and, at the same time, giving criminals new tools to exploit victims, spread extremist content, and conduct cybercrime. From deepfake extortion…
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As automated driving systems (ADS) become more common, the ways law enforcement and first responders interact with vehicles are evolving fast. From traffic stops to emergency response, the report highlights…
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New Orleans is home to thousands of public servants—including the New Orleans Emergency Medical Services (NOEMS) department—who are dedicated to keeping the City safe. NOEMS relies on a large fleet…
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The corrections and probation environments of today are required to accommodate all the latest digital advancements and access requirements technology has to offer. Agencies are scrambling to ensure systems provide…
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On March 13, 2024, the House of Representatives passed the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act (H.R. 7521). If enacted, H.R. 7521 would make it unlawful to provide…
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Virginia’s community colleges are navigating a pivotal shift as student preferences lean heavily toward online learning and short-term workforce-focused training. While flexible asynchronous courses have expanded access, evidence shows students…
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The West Virginia Legislature’s Page Program offers students a hands-on look at how state government works. Participants spend a day in the Senate or House, assisting lawmakers and observing the…
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Indiana continually evaluates whether its tax incentives are truly driving the economic and social benefits they were created to achieve. This review highlights where programs like the Earned Income Tax…
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“Ghost jobs” — online postings for roles that don’t actually exist — are adding unnecessary stress to today’s job hunt. This brief explores why employers use them, how they erode…
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As social media platforms continue to shape how young people connect and communicate, states are taking a closer look at how to protect minors online. This brief explores growing legislative…
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With teens spending more time than ever on social media, policymakers are exploring warning labels as a new way to raise awareness about potential mental health risks. This brief lays…
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Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management is a recognized, best practice approach for preventing targeted violence that helps bridge the gap between identifying potential threats and mitigating them—and allows organizations to…
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This quick-look guide helps Senators recognize when their official actions could impact their own financial interests more than others in similar professions. It breaks down how to evaluate a potential…
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Veterans and their families have access to an extensive network of benefits designed to support every stage of life—from education and employment to healthcare and housing. This guide connects Michigan…
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