Key Insights
State and local governments have invested in technology to improve services, automate work, and strengthen security. But years of adding point solutions have also created fragmented environments, leaving agencies with more systems to manage and more difficulty connecting the information they need to act.
AI offers opportunities to close those gaps, from consolidating legacy tools to identifying infrastructure problems during routine fleet operations. It also introduces governance challenges as employees adopt AI tools and existing applications add AI capabilities, potentially exposing sensitive data without agency oversight.
From Fragmented to Forward-Looking: The Technology Shift in State and Local Governments, a report from GovWhitePapers, brings together perspectives from Google, Samsara, Abnormal AI, and Rapid7. It examines how agencies can connect operational information, govern AI use, and identify risks earlier. Abnormal AI’s Zach Oxman shares how behavioral monitoring helps agencies gain visibility into unauthorized AI use and respond to activity that puts sensitive data at risk.
Download the report to learn:
- How AI can consolidate point solutions and simplify agency technology environments
- How connected fleet data helps agencies anticipate maintenance and safety needs
- How behavioral monitoring supports visibility and governance across employee and AI agent activity
- How unified security signals and threat intelligence help teams prioritize emerging risks
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