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Penlink Academy
Your complete destination for Penlink training, with live sessions, on-demand modules, and certifications designed to give professionals the tools and confidence to succeed in real investigations.
Sheri Madison brings more than 25 years of experience as a civilian law enforcement professional, retiring in 2018 as an Intelligence Supervisor with the Kentucky State Police. Her career focused on narcotics and special investigations, specializing in call detail records, digital evidence, social media, and enterprise-level case development, with a strong emphasis on producing intelligence that holds up in court.
After retiring from KSP, Sheri worked as a Penlink contractor before joining a HIDTA task force in Central Kentucky, supporting long-term, multi-agency narcotics investigations. She joined Penlink full time nearly two and a half years ago, moving from inside sales into training. Today, she draws on her investigative background to help agencies apply technology strategically, verify intelligence, and build stronger cases.
A practical session on live intercepts and pen registers, covering the legal and technical differences, the collection process end to end, and what to expect if called to testify.
A firsthand look at how Tangles turns open-source intelligence into actionable insight across executive protection, fraud investigation, and due diligence.
Penlink and Chainalysis have partnered to bring blockchain intelligence directly into Penlink’s digital intelligence platform, giving investigators a single workflow that connects on-chain activity to identities, communications, and locations.
A three-part on-demand series showing how CoAnalyst 360 brings generative AI into investigative workflows, from the fundamentals to advanced use across the Penlink suite.
Forensic phone extractions were once the gold standard for digital evidence. Today, iCloud+ evidence is helping investigators move faster and see further.
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.