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While the Virginia State Police has undergone many changes through the years, one of the most significant changes has been the broadening of its recruitment efforts and the implementation of new strategies aimed at attracting a more diverse group of applicants.
While police work is naturally tied to the idea of reducing criminal activity, being a successful law enforcement officer in 2023 requires a broader set of skills stretching beyond the ability to simply knock crime numbers down.
Diversity, equity and inclusion within the Federal Bureau of Investigation plays a crucial role in the agency’s mission to protect the American people and uphold the Constitution.
Since partnering with Verizon, Susan Benton has noticed how important technological advancements have become for law enforcement officials.
Is DoD ready to go primetime with 5G? Not quite. But the Defense Department is prioritizing projects, tests and use cases that will lay the foundation for wide 5G adoption sooner rather than later. We talk with Air Force, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and DoD leaders to get the 411.
We talk to tech leaders at the Air Force Research Laboratory, Coast Guard and Environmental Protection Agency to find out how agencies are addressing network modernization, 5G and more. We also get an industry perspective from a trio of Verizon federal experts.
With users and devices accessing services from anywhere at any time, network as a service, application-aware routing and zero trust become critical. We talk with experts from Verizon to learn what modernizing the network looks like now.
Maryland State Police Sgt. Quintina Walker knew she wanted to be associated with state troopers the moment she first caught a glimpse of their professional-looking uniforms.
Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Captain Marc Davidson didn’t start out with the goal of becoming a firefighter, but when he transitioned out of the Marines it seemed like the right path.
Jonah Kearns is a young man at 20-years-old, but his job has allowed him to see and do things that most people won't experience in an entire lifetime.
This zero trust starter guide, explained by Public Sector Solution Executive Wes Withrow, can help you identify what’s done, what’s not and how to develop a playbook to implement your agency’s zero trust strategy.
"It's a constant challenge to make sure that we have those processes in place to ensure that everybody has access to the information they need to do their jobs," Wainstein said. “We have to keep our guard up and maintain our vigilance, and we have to keep an eye out for any indications of the hatching of a terrorist plot.”
Arlington County firefighter Jaleel Davis wasn't working on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, but he rushed out of his home when his department started responding to the Pentagon after a hijacked airplane slammed into the building in Northern Virginia.
We talk with teams across DoD working toward the goal of making edge computing not only safe but fast and manageable. In this exclusive ebook, we offer a snapshot of the types of efforts taking place departmentwide to modernize network operations.