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KI-fähiges Informationsmanagement für Verteidigungs- und Nachrichtendienste

Sehen Sie, wie Verteidigung und Nachrichtendienste eine höhere Einsatzbereitschaft erreichen können

Organisationen und Behörden im Bereich Verteidigung und Nachrichtendienste sehen sich mit wachsenden Mengen an Inhalten, Altsystemen und manuellen Prozessen konfrontiert, die die Entscheidungsfindung behindern. Der Großteil dieser Daten ist unstrukturiert und wird nicht auf Qualität überwacht, was die Einsatzbereitschaft und die nationale Sicherheit gefährdet. Behörden benötigen KI-Tools, die klassifizierte und kontrollierte nicht klassifizierte Informationen gemäß Zero-Trust-Prinzipien schützen können.

Wichtige Lösungen für Verteidigung und Nachrichtendienste

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    Warum Verteidigungsbehörden OpenText vertrauen

    • Flexible KI-Bereitstellungen

      Setzen Sie KI dort ein, wo es sinnvoll ist – von der Cloud über die private Cloud bis hin zu On-Premises – und unterstützen Sie Sicherheit, Compliance und Missionskontrolle.

    • Cyber-Resilienz durch Design

      Greifen Sie auf ein vollständiges Cybersecurity-Portfolio zu, einschließlich cloudbasierter Bedrohungserkennung, -untersuchung und -reaktion, mit Governance und Auditierbarkeit, die Zero-Trust-Abläufe unterstützen.

    • Integration statt Austausch

      Integrieren Sie Lösungen in Plattformen wie Microsoft, Salesforce und SAP und erweitern Sie bestehende Systeme um verwaltete Intelligenz und Sicherheit – ganz ohne „ Komplettaustausch “.

    • Fundierte Verteidigungsexpertise

      Verlassen Sie sich auf jahrzehntelange Erfahrung in der Zusammenarbeit mit Verteidigungs- und Nachrichtendiensten für einen sicheren, kontrollierten Informationsaustausch über Partner, Domänen und Klassifizierungen hinweg.

    Resources

    United States Air Force logo

    US Air Force shifted security left into the DevSecOps application lifecycle

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    Dutch Ministry of Defence logo

    The Dutch Ministry of Defence created a unified, more agile IT environment

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    R-DEX Systems helped defense clients minimize costs and maximize efficiency

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    5 ways OpenText delivers an information advantage to the global defense and intelligence sector

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    Navigating the technological frontier in aerospace and defense

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    How public sector CIOs can address multiple mandates with a single platform

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    Smarter guide to information management in the public sector

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    Delivering FedRAMP® authorized information management for government

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    Navigating the technological frontier in aerospace and defense

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    How public sector CIOs can address multiple mandates with a single platform

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    Smarter guide to information management in the public sector

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    Delivering FedRAMP® authorized information management for government

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    2025 OpenText Government Summit keynote address

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    Which cloud tools should US government agencies choose?

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    Customer spotlight: NSW Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions

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    Find the right NDR tools to maximize defense capabilities

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    • Defense organizations must modernize incrementally, not disruptively. Successful programs layer modern capabilities—observability, application security, and data governance—on top of existing systems, ensuring security controls, auditability, and mission continuity are preserved throughout transformation. OpenText solutions are built to layer onto existing systems – with pre-built integrations for O365, Salesforce, SAP, Oracle and others - supporting this incremental approach.

    • Zero trust in defense environments requires visibility and enforcement across hybrid estates. This means integrating identity, application security, and operational monitoring across legacy platforms and modern architectures—without forcing wholesale replacement or introducing operational blind spots. OpenText brings identity, application security, data discovery, monitoring, and response together across these environments.

      The deadline for the Dept of Defense to achieve zero trust architecture is set for the end of FY27.

    • AI must function as decision support, not autonomous authority. Defense leaders should prioritize AI systems that operate within defined governance guardrails, provide explainable outputs, respect data sovereignty, and maintain full traceability for audit and oversight purposes. OpenText AI capabilities are designed around these governance principles, with explainable outputs and full traceability.

      View the US Department of Energy client success video.

    • Mission insight depends on securely connecting and analyzing data across domains while enforcing strict access controls. OpenText™ Knowledge Discovery and analytics platforms help surface relevant intelligence faster without compromising classification boundaries or chain-of-custody requirements.

    • Defense software teams reduce risk by embedding security directly into development pipelines. The importance of software supply chain security escalates when dealing with open-source and AI-generated code. Automated testing, prioritized remediation guidance, and integration with existing application security tools allow teams to improve code integrity without adding manual delays or rework. OpenText application security tools integrate directly into existing pipelines, supporting this without adding delay.

      Learn about OpenText application security solutions for public sector.

    • Defense environments often span across on-premises, private cloud, and disconnected operations. Compliance is best maintained through consistent policy enforcement, centralized visibility, and automated evidence collection that works across deployment models—not through cloud-only assumptions. OpenText products and solutions are built to work across all of these deployment models, not just the cloud.

      See how Naval Sea Systems Command optimizes asset maintenance with OpenText.

    • Operational resilience requires real-time visibility across infrastructure, applications, and services. OpenText IT operations solutions help correlate operational data and automate response, so defense agency IT leaders can detect issues earlier, reduce mean time to recovery, and maintain mission readiness under stress.

    • Defense CIOs and CISOs frame modernization around mission outcomes: reduced operational risk, improved resilience, stronger compliance posture, and better decision support. Investments tied to measurable improvements in security, uptime, and audit readiness resonate most with stakeholders. OpenText solutions are built to deliver measurable improvements in each of these areas, supporting the business case.

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      March 07, 2025

      AI-first government productivity and efficiency

      Accelerate an AI strategy for high-impact government use cases with a content-focused approach.

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      November 26, 2025

      Building smarter governments in 2026

      Discover how you can redefine the relationship between government and citizens.

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      October 28, 2025

      How government agencies build resilient supply chains

      See how track and trace technology helps agencies gain real-time visibility and automate compliance.

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      October 21, 2025

      Reclaiming control: Why recent events demand cloud repatriation

      Learn why resilience, workload flexibility, and contingency planning are critical.

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      October 16, 2025

      How cities break down departmental barriers with connected IoT data

      Discover how connected data doesn’t just streamline services—it can even prevent disaster.

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      August 11, 2025

      How AI in government is doomed to fail without a data management strategy

      Learn how AI promises to revolutionize public sector service.

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      May 14, 2025

      EDI vs. API: Why both still matter in a modern supply chain

      See why businesses are under growing pressure to modernize the way they connect.

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      How agencies can securely achieve AI readiness

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      Wie können wir behilflich sein?

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      1. [1]World Economic Forum, Global Cybersecurity Outlook, 2025
      2. [2] National Security Agency/Central Security Service, National Cross Domain Strategy & Management Office
      3. [3]World Economic Forum, Global Cybersecurity Outlook, 2025
      4. [4]Verteidigungsministerium, DoD Supply Chain Risk Management, 2025