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Derek S. Maltz brings more than 28 years of federal law enforcement and national security leadership to Penlink. A former Acting Administrator of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), he also served as Special Agent in Charge of the DEA’s Special Operations Division and Chief of the New York Drug Enforcement Task Force. He is nationally recognized for his efforts to combat fentanyl and transnational drug trafficking, frequently contributing to U.S. media and Congressional discussions on emerging public safety threats. During his earlier decade at Penlink, Derek helped shape federal engagement and advance the integration of digital intelligence tools across public safety agencies. He now leads global strategy and growth initiatives, supporting Penlink’s mission to equip investigators worldwide with innovative, effective intelligence solutions.
A Detroit man awaiting trial for murder in the Na’Ziyah Harris case now faces additional charges involving a second child, showing how connected investigations can uncover patterns that extend well beyond the original case.
A Memphis jury convicted Justin Johnson of first-degree murder in the 2021 murder-for-hire killing of rapper Young Dolph, showing how digital evidence can close cases where physical evidence falls short.
Fentanyl’s designation as a weapon of mass destruction is more than a policy headline. Here is what it means in practice for investigators and agencies on the front lines.
44 missing and endangered children and teens were located during a focused, three-day operation in Westchester County, bringing together more than 70 agencies united by one goal.
Retired NYPD intelligence expert Darryl Valinchus breaks down key concepts, workflows, and best practices for working with digital communications evidence, plus a live Q&A session.
Game day security goes beyond the field. This white paper explores how OSINT helps campus security teams identify and disrupt threats early, keeping athletes, fans, and high-profile attendees safe.