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In this post, I outline a governance framework that addresses these problems through features of Amazon Bedrock AgentCore. By following the practices outlined here, you can gain confidence to run your agentic AI workloads in highly demanding situations.

Learn how public sector organizations have been migrating their mission-critical systems to Amazon Web Services (AWS), spanning multiple government entities, system integrators, independent software vendors (ISVs), and AWS teams.

Learn how the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Generative AI Innovation Center has helped dozens of organizations develop evaluation strategies that bridge this “articulation gap.”

In this post, we explore how AWS enables global pathogen surveillance and outbreak intelligence through sovereign-by-design platforms like PathGen, which allow countries to collaborate on infectious disease tracking while maintaining control over their sensitive health data within national borders.

This blog share how if your agency is managing millions of unstructured documents, from eligibility records to case files, this post introduces how DMI Document AI, built on Amazon Bedrock, can help you automate document processing, reduce backlogs, and redirect your team toward higher-value mission work.

Learn how the University of Maryland Athletics Department has achieved a remarkable transformation in how it understands and serves its fans, partnering with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to build a unified data platform that’s delivering measurable results across operations, insights, and revenue generation.

In this blog post, you’ll see how Kiro, an AI-assisted development environment powered by Amazon Bedrock, helps nonprofit technical teams close that knowledge gap from both sides.

This post brings guidance on Customer Responsibility Matrices (CRMs), authorization boundary definitions, and multi-provider control ownership into a single actionable framework for defense contractors preparing for third-party assessment.

This post explores how cloud-native architectures built using Amazon Web Services (AWS) help research institutions manage, curate, publish, and analyze complex scientific datasets at scale.

The aerospace industry represents one of the most complex regulatory environments for software development, where system failures can result in catastrophic consequences including loss of human life and multibillion-dollar assets. In this blog post, learn how Blue Origin operates within this framework, in which software systems control every aspect of rocket propulsion, navigation, life support, and mission-critical operations.