Technology
Innovating justice
Courts today face the growing challenge of adapting to rising caseloads, navigating cybersecurity threats, and keeping up with rapidly changing technology (like artificial intelligence). Our technology team provides expert assistance and resources to navigate these challenges, driving efficiency, security, and accessibility. We empower courts to modernize, streamline operations, and enhance public trust through strategic innovation and business process reengineering.
Understanding artificial intelligence
Helping courts navigate AI adoption with comprehensive strategy development, education, governance, and real-world applications.
Need assistance?
Our technology team is here to help. Whether you're looking for more information, technical support, or want to explore a potential project, we're happy to connect.
Managing court technology
Practical resources and guidance to support effective planning, implementation, evaluation, and long-term management of court technology.
Advancing standards, process & business improvements and education
Collaborating with the Joint Technology Committee (JTC) to promote standards, process and business improvements, and education and training in court technology.
Strengthening cybersecurity
Ensuring your court IT systems remain secure through risk assessments, governance, and disaster recovery planning.
Reach your technology goals
We can help solve your court's toughest problems
Through expert guidance, industry-leading frameworks, and strategic partnerships, we ensure that courts leverage technology to enhance operations while upholding fairness and justice.
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eCourts 2026
Join us for a unique, immersive education opportunity designed for court professionals hosted every other year in Las Vegas.
CITOC 2nd Annual Code for Justice
AI sandbox
The NCSC AI Sandbox offers a secure, hands-on environment for judges and court professionals to familiarize themselves with AI tools.
From theory to practice: A judge's hands-on guide to using AI
Learn practical AI tools and privacy tips for judges, featuring real-world strategies to safely use AI in court work. Ideal for judicial officers exploring AI.
Jurors, the internet & social media
This video explains jurors' responsibilities regarding their internet and social media use, and can be shown to jurors either during orientation or as part of the judge's instructions. It helps ensure that jurors are fully aware of the rules and their role.
Rural courts selected to participate in AI solutions project
Four sites will participate in the AI Solutions in Rural Courts project. In partnership with Microsoft, the project assists courts with implementing an AI-enabled solution designed to improve court business processes.
Considering data quality & AI
Hear lessons learned from implementing AI under the court's governance standards and the importance of clean data and human oversight. Panelists will also discuss how organizations are overcoming common concerns around hallucinations, model drift, and workforce adoption.
Policy & outreach
Explore NCSC's insights on public trust, AI in courts, & alternative legal services. Discover how community outreach can boost public opinion, & how judges are compensated.
Agentic AI in legal settings: Guardrails for responsible innovation
Learn how Agentic AI can transform legal work with governance strategies to manage risks, ensure accountability, and support ethical use in courts and law practices.
CITOC Security for Justice Summit
Gain practical, real-world solutions, peer-to-peer networking opportunities, and actionable guidance to help cybersecurity professionals effectively align security strategies with court business objectives and operational needs.
AI foundations in the courts
Here are some practical insights for building a solid foundation for responsible AI use in your court, encompassing privacy, bias, ethics, and accessibility.
How judges are using GenAI
Explore how early-adopting judges are currently using GenAI, what benefits they are experiencing, and what risks they are actively working to mitigate.
NCSC’s national leadership on AI in the courts draws major media attention
As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes industries, its implications for the administration of justice have moved from niche legal discussions into the national spotlight. Courts, policymakers, and the public are among those regularly turning to NCSC as the leading authority on how to responsibly evaluate, adopt, and govern AI in judicial settings.
How online dispute resolution works for everyone
Moving some processes online offers a practical way to resolve cases more efficiently. Our tested tools, expert guidance, and lessons from courts around the globe will help you adopt ODR in your court with confidence.
AI in criminal cases: Courts' role in preserving constitutional rights
Learn how AI is being used in the criminal justice system and what guardrails are necessary to preserve Fourth Amendment rights, due process, and equal protection. Discover practical approaches for courts to authenticate AI evidence, assess its reliability, and ensure that technological capabilities do not erode fundamental rights.