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Lt Gen Scott A. Howell is the former commander of Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC), retiring from the U.S. Air Force in August 2021 after a 34-year career in special operations. He deployed extensively to Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Kuwait, and other global hotspots. Before leading JSOC, he served as vice commander of U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM), coordinating initiatives with the Department of Defense and other agencies. Howell also commanded NATO Special Operations in Afghanistan. A CAPSTONE senior fellow at National Defense University, he holds numerous awards, including the Defense Distinguished Service Medal and Bronze Star, and earned degrees from the U.S. Air Force Academy and National War College.
Law enforcement and security teams face growing pressure at high-profile events. This webinar covers how OSINT supports pre-event planning, real-time awareness, and post-event investigations.
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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.
Intelligence teams face an overwhelming volume of data at large-scale events. This webinar covers the full intelligence cycle, from pre-event risk assessment to real-time monitoring and post-event investigation.
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.
The Department of Defense is facing more data, more tools, and more complexity. This report shows how a unified OSINT platform delivers faster, smarter defense intelligence.
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.