The pace of public sector modernization accelerates by the day—and so do the mandates driving it. Getting it right matters more than ever. Our blog delivers expert analysis, practical strategies, and forward-thinking perspectives on the technologies shaping modern government IT, from cybersecurity to CX, AI, IPv6, and beyond.
SCIFs—Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities—are essential for secure, accredited collaboration in the federal space. But what makes a space a true SCIF? This plain-language guide breaks down what they are, how they work, and why accreditation is non-negotiable.
Meeting AI governance mandates like OMB M‑24‑10 and M‑25‑22 requires more than awareness—it requires action. This blog post offers are 2–3 tactical steps for each of the 10 biggest challenges federal agencies face when building secure, compliant, and auditable AI systems at scale.
Federal agencies face unprecedented pressure to integrate AI at scale while meeting federal mandates. This post outlines the top 10 challenges—rooted in governance, data visibility, procurement, and risk—and explains why these mandates are so difficult to meet across public sector environments.
As the September 30 deadline for federal IPv6 mandate compliance approaches, agencies face mounting pressure to modernize. Part 2A of C1 Gov’s two-part series delivers tactical solutions to the top 10 IPv6 deployment challenges—from configuration complexity to cost. Practical, focused, and built for public sector IT teams ready to move from planning to execution.
The 2025 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), signed into law on December 23, 2024, represents a critical milestone in the U.S. defense strategy. This blog explores the act’s key provisions and their implications for compliance and operations in the coming years.
C1 Gov President & CEO Jason Friend explores how federal agencies are revolutionizing citizen services through modern CX strategies. Learn how the integration of journey mapping, AI-powered solutions, and human-centered design is transforming government services, creating more efficient and responsive interactions between citizens and federal agencies.