The Ontario Provincial Police, a force of 5,500 officers, works collaboratively with its city, state and federal counterparts regularly to conduct large scale tactical investigations, requiring regular sharing of material pertaining to technical capbility. This information is strictly protected, as the leaking of any of this data woud mean operational compromise in the immediate and long-term future.

Before the implementation of DekkoGov, the OPP addressed their content sharing challenges by manually encrypting folders and shared them via email or USB, which required sending a special key or certificate over another medium such as SMS. This process was time consuming and mistake-prone, but has now ceased. DekkoGov's transparent encryption key management system automatically handles the securing of files without any user involvement or training, saving countless operational hours.

Victoria Police is Australia's second largest police force, and in the last 5 years has undergone sophisticated digital transformation for externally facing task forces. These groups are responsible for highly sensitive content such as warrants, afidavits and discovery packages - all of which are shared on a regular basis with federal court members and prosecutors. Due to the fact that all material in these environments is CLASSIFIED, cumbersome systems were employed for protection.

DekkoGov has transformed these exchanges by providing a highly accessible portal that not only enables secure sharing, but also secure document editing and review. This has removed reliance on distributing dedicated laptops to external stakeholders so that they can work on restricted documents, and instead, the simply log in to the DekkoGov from anywhere, on any device, and collaborate on files securely which maintains compliance for CLASSIFIED material handling guidelines.