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🎙️ Introducing Fed Time Stories, a Kaseware Podcast! 🎙️ We're thrilled to introduce our brand-new podcast, Fed Time Stories, launching on Tuesday, July 16th! Join our esteemed hosts, Dave Brant, former Director of the NCIS, and John Gill, former Secret Service Senior Official and Chief Security Officer for the White House, as they dive into captivating conversations with guests who have walked the halls of federal government, law enforcement, military, and security. Click below to listen to the first episode, and get to know our hosts, John and Dave as they talk through their careers and journeys leading them to hold senior positions in the federal government. They’ll explore some of the most memorable moments of their careers, the trials and triumphs of federal service, and their transition to the private sector.   Make sure to tune in next Tuesday for the release of our next three episodes featuring guests who have held leading positions in the FBI, the ATF, and an in-depth telling of how Kaseware was founded! 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gy6QUF95 #PodcastLaunch #FedTimeStories #PublicToPrivate #FederalService #Inspiration #CareerTransition

AI is already transforming how law enforcement shares and secures data. But the real question isn’t if agencies will adopt AI—it’s how responsibly they’ll do it. From deepfakes and data breaches to predictive analytics and intelligence sharing, artificial intelligence is rewriting the rules of public safety. And while the potential is enormous, so are the risks—especially without the right infrastructure, oversight, or safeguards in place. In our latest article, we explore six key ways AI is reshaping law enforcement operations—and what it takes to build smarter, more secure, and ethical data strategies. 🔗 Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/gMXQp_rQ #AIinLawEnforcement #DataSecurity #PublicSafetyTech #EthicalAI #Interoperability

Celebrating Our May Spot Bonus Recipients! At our recent All Hands meeting, we were proud to recognize three Kaseware team members whose work stood out this past month: Robert McGinnis and Randy Galeano, Software Development Engineers in Test — Recognized for their thoughtful collaboration and behind-the-scenes problem-solving that helped make our internal systems even stronger. Their work made a big difference — and we’re grateful for their dedication. Diane Siri, Events Marketing Specialist — Just 90 days into her role, Diane led the charge through our busiest events seasons ever. Her organization, energy, and forward-thinking approach not only made each event a success, but set us up for even stronger execution going forward. Each recipient received a company-wide shoutout, a certificate of achievement, and a bonus as a token of our appreciation. Please join us in congratulating Robert, Randy, and Diane for going above and beyond! #EmployeeRecognition #SpotBonus #KasewareCulture #TeamExcellence #MissionDrivenWork

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When multi-agency drug task forces are tasked with high-risk investigations, outdated systems and fragmented workflows can slow everything down—from surveillance to felony filings. In this new case study, discover how one U.S. drug task force transformed its operations by using Kaseware to streamline investigations, strengthen case integrity, and save valuable time. Click below to read the full case study to learn how centralized case management is helping this team work smarter, collaborate better, and stay mission-ready. https://lnkd.in/g6eXM_tT #DrugEnforcement #TaskForceTechnology #CaseManagement #PublicSafetySolutions #Kaseware

Today, we pause to honor the service members who gave their lives in defense of our nation. Memorial Day is a time of reflection—on the courage, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment of those who never came home. Their legacy lives on in the freedoms we enjoy, and in the mission carried forward by those still serving. At Kaseware, we’re proud to count many veterans among our team—individuals who continue to serve, now through technology that supports public safety, national security, and community well-being. To all who have served, and to the families who carry the memory of their loved ones—we honor you. #MemorialDay #HonorAndRemember #MilitaryService #Veterans

From PDFs in folders to felony filings in minutes. That’s the reality for one U.S. drug task force after switching to Kaseware. Before Kaseware, this HIDTA-designated team—spanning multiple agencies—relied on archaic systems and manual workflows to manage complex narcotics investigations. Case materials lived in folders. Reports were buried in PDFs. Discovery prep was tedious and risky. Now they can search a suspect’s name and instantly pull every case connection, build court-ready packets using automated templates, and track long-term investigations within a single, scrollable view. It’s not just efficiency. It’s case integrity, prosecution success, and smarter enforcement—without the silos. Want the full story? Read the complete case study here: https://lnkd.in/gSpbcpWD #CaseManagement #DrugTaskForce #LawEnforcement #HIDTA #CaseStudy

A Records Management System isn't just a database anymore—it’s a mission-critical tool. But many agencies are still operating with outdated systems that weren’t built for today’s demands—like real-time intelligence, digital evidence management, or cross-agency collaboration. At this year’s IACP Tech Conference, new IJIS and IACP standards laid out what modern RMS platforms should really deliver: ⚬ Data ownership ⚬ Interoperability ⚬ AI-readiness ⚬ Configurability without code Our latest article breaks down these updates—and why agencies are reevaluating their RMS as more than just a system, but a strategic asset. 🔗 Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/gjR3NiZw #LawEnforcementTech #RMS #PublicSafetyInnovation #DataOwnership #Interoperability

Effective investigations depend on more than good data—they depend on how well that data moves. When information comes from public tips, mobile devices, OSINT tools, and partner databases, it can quickly become fragmented. That’s why secure, seamless information sharing is critical to any modern investigative workflow. Kaseware connects agencies and teams through a single platform designed for real-time collaboration, access control, and interoperability—without duplicative data entry or siloed systems. From the field to the command center, our goal is the same: help those on the front lines act faster, share smarter, and work together with confidence. Want to see how it works? Schedule a personalized demo today: https://lnkd.in/g_9aX2a7 #InformationSharing #InvestigativeTechnology #PublicSafetySolutions #InteragencyCollaboration #Kaseware

OSINT isn’t a singular role—it’s a discipline. That was one of the standout takeaways from our recent webinar with Steve Rivers and David Cook of ShadowDragon, moderated by John Gill from Kaseware. In this clip, Steve breaks down why organizations need to stop viewing OSINT as a single role—and start building it as a strategic program. His advice? Build globally diverse teams with varied languages, cultures, and perspectives. Because the broader your team’s view, the better your intel. If you missed the live session or want to revisit the full discussion, you can download the full webinar here: https://lnkd.in/gwAnfqEZ #OSINT #ThreatIntelligence #CyberInvestigations #OpenSourceIntelligence #SecurityLeadership