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The 2022 PenLink Training Summit was held on September 20–22 and we welcomed the largest group to date. This year’s Summit featured a pre-conference training day, with all new training material taught by PenLink’s certified trainers.
Thank you to all of our customers who made the trip to Lincoln, participated in the training, engaged in thoughtful conversations, and contributed ideas to the future of PLX and PenLink.
For those of you who missed it, here’s a snapshot of the event.
As millions of fans fill stadiums across three countries, law enforcement agencies are turning to shared intelligence to stay ahead of physical and cyber threats alike.
Traditional security tools are built to stop external attackers. Insider threat detection requires a different approach entirely, one that surfaces signals in the places most teams aren’t looking.
Drug trafficking organizations increasingly exploit the scale and opacity of global maritime commerce to move narcotics across borders. OSINT and publicly available data are now essential tools for analysts working to expose those networks.
Penlink launches CoAnalyst360, a multi-agent AI platform that transforms investigative questions into coordinated workflows, synthesizes findings, and generates dynamic reports that evolve with an investigation.
When agencies adopt new technology, security compliance isn’t a checkbox. This post breaks down what SOC2 compliance actually means, what it covers, and why it should be part of every procurement conversation.
Call detail records, tower dumps, and RTT data are among the most reliable evidence types in complex investigations. This post explains what each record type contains and what it can reveal when analyzed together.
