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Penlink Aims to Move Law Enforcement from Chaos to Clarity with Annual Training Summit
Date Posted: September 23rd, 2024
Educational event set to empower investigators and analysts through innovative uses of technology
Omaha, NE, September 24, 2024 — Penlink, the foremost authority in AI-powered digital evidence and open-source intelligence for the law enforcement, national security, financial and corporate sectors, officially announced today its annual Penlink Training Summit, taking place September 24–26 in Omaha, Nebraska.
Digital intelligence remains a crucial pillar of success for today’s investigations. Increasing volumes and varieties of data reinforce the growing need for advanced technologies and applications of generative AI (GenAI) to help streamline intricate investigations. Simply put, protecting citizens and communities has never been more challenging, but by utilizing the right solutions and employing best practices, agencies can find clarity amid the chaos.
The Penlink Training Summit will explore the benefit of combining digital intelligence and judicially obtained evidence in one platform, providing the insight needed to accelerate investigations and bolster decision-making efforts.
Confirmed keynotes for this year’s event include:
Matthew Griffin, U.S. Navy veteran; Keene, New Hampshire, Police Department (ret.); author, Treasure in the Trauma
Lt. Nate Hutchinson, Detective Lieutenant, Salt Lake County Sheriff’s Office; author, Under Fire:Building Resilience Through Adversity
Jim Dinkins; HSI (ret); President, Thomson Reuters Special Services; Advisor, Penlink; Adapting to a Digital World
The Training Summit also includes thought-provoking presentations and real-world cases led by agencies from all over the U.S. Interactive labs and facilitated networking sessions further empower attendees to harness the use of innovative technology tools, including GenAI, to elevate their investigations.
“Penlink proudly supports agencies and organizations around the world, continuously innovating to ensure our partners can serve with confidence,” said Peter Weber, CEO at Penlink. “Our annual Training Summit is a forum for us to share investigative insights. We’re actively working to empower investigators to collect, connect, and clarify information to help tackle complex investigations.”
For more information, visit the event website or click here to register today. For more information about PenLink, visit our site.
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