#GovernmentNow

See how Cisco Webex devices are seamlessly facilitating collaboration and enabling governments during a time when secure, private, and reliable work is required more now than ever.

Today’s changes and tomorrow’s uncertainties are redefining how government works – for you and for the countries and communities you serve. Cisco is proud to announce new global government solutions that support resiliency for judicial systems as well as legislative and parliamentary bodies to securely pivot to remote and hybrid governing. #GovernmentNow

To support governmental organizations with business resiliency efforts, Cisco is announcing solutions to enable justice systems and legislative bodies worldwide to continue their critical functions.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to keep workers out of the physical office, the need for secure remote work solutions is greater than ever.

As the November 3 elections loom closer, public discussion on the 2020 U.S. Presidential election is reaching its peak. In this special edition post for National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, learn why this election may not be as unprecedented as advertised, what we should understand about Election Day results, and how you can get involved now to make sure your vote counts and help others do the same.

This year, the public sector has been thrust into the spotlight. To discuss the impact of the pandemic and the outlook for a post-pandemic world, we gathered virtually a group of government executives for Cisco's third public sector roundtable event. Read more to discover their insights and lessons learned.

As governments look to guide their organizations and constituents through the pandemic and into an increasingly unknown future, you will need a security partner you can trust.

Cisco teams up with the City and University of Buffalo to meet the 48-hour deadline for the city's remote work and service continuity needs.

While the "next normal" is still being defined, transportation agencies continue working the front lines. In parallel, they are trying to evolve more rapidly than government or the slow-moving industry (pun intended) typically allows.