What SOC2 Compliance Actually Means for Law Enforcement Technology

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.

CDR Analysis 101: What Call Detail Records Can Reveal in Complex Cases

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.

Our Commitment to Public Safety, Transparency, and Responsible Innovation

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Penlink CEO Peter Weber shares the company’s commitment to responsible technology, lawful data use, and the mission that has guided nearly 40 years of work alongside law enforcement.

OSINT Tools for Agencies: Why Smaller Teams Need Them Too

Smaller agencies are working the same cases with fewer resources. OSINT tools help level the playing field, giving lean investigative teams the situational awareness to move faster and build stronger case connections.

CoAnalyst for PLX: Turning Digital Evidence into Decisive Action

Investigators face more data than ever. CoAnalyst for PLX brings generative AI directly into PLX, helping agencies move faster from raw data to actionable insight.

Open Source Intelligence Is Closing the Gap on Cyber Threats

Penlink was recently featured on Fed Gov Today’s The OSINT Edge to discuss how open source intelligence is changing the way agencies detect and respond to cyber threats. Here is what that conversation covered.

Missed the 2026 Penlink Training Summit? Here’s What You Need to Know

Couldn’t make it to the Penlink Training Summit? Here are the five takeaways that defined the event and what they mean for investigators right now.

Multi-Jurisdiction Event Security: The Three Phases That Matter

Effective major event security starts months before game day and continues long after the final whistle. Here is how agencies structure the work across all three phases.

Human Trafficking Follows Major Events. The World Cup Is No Different.

Major sporting events don’t create human trafficking. They concentrate it. Each time a major event comes to town, traffickers follow. Here is what investigators need to know before the World Cup arrives.