A federal agency needed advanced tools and insights to screen individuals more efficiently, without compromising national security or wasting taxpayer dollars.
The Challenge
To protect critical systems and the public they serve, one federal agency oversees a broad range of enrollment, vetting and credentialing programs. These programs must identify high-risk individuals across environments, without causing unnecessary delays or straining limited resources.
But existing processes relied heavily on manual workflows, siloed data and outdated technology. The agency needed expert support to automate operations, improve data accessibility, and align technology with evolving threats. It wasn’t just about keeping systems running – it was about transforming how national security decisions were made in real time.
Our Solution
RELI Group supports the agency’s mission with a full suite of cybersecurity and technology program services. We modernized screening and vetting systems by implementing automation, streamlining workflows, and enhancing the reliability of intelligence. Our team manages strategic roadmaps and technology portfolios that ensure the agency’s investments align with national security priorities and deliver measurable results.
We introduced data analytics dashboards, automated reporting tools and forecasting models that help the agency make faster, smarter decisions. These tools track security program performance, surface key metrics and enable risk-based prioritization – helping identify high risks faster while minimizing friction for low-risk individuals and stakeholders.
Our efforts also include requirements management, workflow optimization, and knowledge-sharing support to keep interagency teams aligned and informed. From system transitions to stakeholder communications, we ensure programs evolve without compromising daily operations.
Real Impact
With RELI’s support, the agency now operates with greater agility, cost efficiency and threat awareness. Automated tools and analytics empower frontline analysts and program managers to act quickly, allocate resources wisely, and maintain strong oversight across all sectors.
For the public, this means stronger protection of personal information, improved transparency and confidence in how security decisions are made. For the agency, it means better use of taxpayer dollars, faster deployment of advanced screening technologies, and a more proactive approach to identifying and addressing potential threats.
This work strengthens national security operations by making them faster, more reliable and more cost-effective. It equips the agency with the tools and insights needed to stay ahead of emerging threats, reduce operational delays and maintain trust in the systems that protect critical infrastructure and sensitive data.
