Technology

About the team

NCSC’s technology team provides national, state, and local court technology technical assistance in many areas. This site highlights our work areas, expertise, and resources that may serve as a source of guidance.

By leveraging our vast experience, technology and innovative solutions, we drive continuous improvement in court business processes, making courts more efficient, secure, accessible, and transparent. Our commitment to business process reengineering and strategic innovation enhances public access, expedites case processing, strengthens data privacy and information security, and broadens service availability and methods to better meet the needs of those we serve.

Who we are

Service areas

  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Business Process Reengineering
  • Cybersecurity & Continuity of Operations/Disaster Planning
  • IT Assessment & Strategic Planning
  • Court Technology Implementation & Procurement Support
  • Data Sharing/Exchange
  • Technology and Innovation Education
  • Technology-Related Policy & Governance
  • Technology Framework - Court Component Model
  • Court Technology Leadership & Collaboration

Learn more

AI Policy Consortium
AI Policy Consortium

The TRI / NCSC AI Policy Consortium helps AI thought leaders -- within and outside of the courts -- develop responses crucial to the future of justice.
Court Technology Framework
Court Technology Framework

The Court Technology Framework is a tool that provides context for existing, and identification of possible new, technology standards initiatives for the courts community.
Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity

NCSC offers risk assessments, vulnerability scans, simulations and tabletop exercises and incident plan development and review.
Hybrid Hearings Initiative
Hybrid Hearings Initiative

Up to 20 jurisdictions will be selected to participate in a pilot project to help establish best practices and guidelines for hybrid hearings.
Joint Technology Committee
Joint Technology Committee

This committee promotes technology standards for courts, improves court processes and ensures education and training for court leaders in technology.
Court Component Model
Court Component Model

This model identifies court automation functions (components) and provides guidance to court managers developing their technology portfolios and prioritizing component implementation.

Contact us

If you would like to reach out to the technology team to learn more, ask for technical assistance, or inquire about a potential project, please reach out with your request at technology@ncsc.org and we will schedule a time with you to talk to our team.