Law Enforcement Technology Solutions
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.
Find New Police Innovations
Law Enforcement Blog
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Mobilizing Law Enforcement Agencies Through Technology and Security Innovations at IACP 2023
January 12th, 2024
As partners in this current landscape, both law enforcement and industry have the responsibility to educate themselves and maximize collaboration and the technologies available to continue to make the US a safe place.
- Tagged Criminal Justice Information Services, Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, IACP, Law Enforcement Technology, Wearable Technology
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IACP Conference 2022 Recap: Exploring Cybersecurity and Data Analysis
November 1st, 2022
Discover the cybersecurity and data analysis strategies public safety officials are looking to incorporate in conjunction with other modernizations.
- Tagged Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Government Conference, IACP, Law Enforcement Technology, Public Safety, Ransomware
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The 4 Latest Technology Trends in Law Enforcement
September 12th, 2022
Agencies should focus their law enforcement efforts in four areas: manage data, secure investment, ensure mobile accessibility and maintaining transparency.
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Best of What’s New In Law Enforcement
January 8th, 2021
Read the latest insights on Law Enforcement from Government Cloud thought leaders and additional research from GovTech on the Carahsoft Community Blog.
- Tagged AWS, Chainalysis, CMMC, COVID-19, Department of State, GovTech, Innovation in Government, Law Enforcement Technology, Public Safety, Tenable
Criminal Justice Technology Events
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LAW ENFORCEMENT EVENT
Hosted By: Docusign & Carahsoft
September 17, 2024
5:25 PM ET
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LAW ENFORCEMENT EVENT
Hosted By: ADF Solutions & Carahsoft
September 12, 2024
5:25 PM ET
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Crime Investigation Resources
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LAW ENFORCEMENT RESOURCE
Field and Triage Tablets offer ADF's digital forensic software integrated with state of the art tablets for operators and field and lab investigators. Access the datasheet to learn more!
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LAW ENFORCEMENT RESOURCE
Mobile Device Investigator® is a user-friendly mobile forensics triage tool tailored for front-line law enforcement, analysts, and forensic examiners, requiring minimal training. It enables rapid acquisition and live preview of evidence from multiple devices, supports AI-driven analysis, and offers advanced search and reporting features. Access the datasheet to learn more!
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Public Safety IT News
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LAW ENFORCEMENT TECHNOLOGY NEWS
July 11, 2024
Deloitte has honored Siren as a Fast 500 winner for 2023, acknowledging its growth and innovation throughout Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA). |
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LAW ENFORCEMENT TECHNOLOGY NEWS
June 12, 2024
Siren, the all-in-one investigation company on a mission to keep people, assets and networks safe, today announced the release of the latest version of its software. From a single lead, Siren 14.2 presents investigators with a pre-built intelligence graph, dramatically speeding up the investigation process. It automatically makes complex connections from large volumes of disparate data, surfacing previously inaccessible intelligence and improving effectiveness. |
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