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Digital evidence in drug cases has become one of the strongest tools prosecutors have, but the volume of phones, apps, messages, and location data is more than most teams can manually process. Derek Maltz, SVP of Global Business Growth & Strategy and former Acting DEA Administrator, joined Fox News to discuss why the fentanyl crisis is as much a data problem as a public health one. Watch his conversation on turning overwhelming digital evidence into faster answers for investigators.
The evidence on a subject’s TikTok account rarely shows up on their public profile. This free webinar for law enforcement covers how investigators can secure that data, request it correctly, and turn the return into new leads.
One fentanyl homicide case produced 1.2 terabytes of data. Volume has outgrown human review, and agencies need to decide where AI belongs and where people must stay in charge.
CPIA disclosure obligations start with the first search, not the first court date. This post looks at how an auditable trail keeps digital material defensible from collection to trial.
Penlink’s Udi Levy and Shay Attias discuss how AI is changing investigative work, from handling massive volumes of data to keeping humans in the loop.
A four-day, multi-agency operation in Arkansas located eight missing and endangered children, showing what coordinated child recovery work can achieve.
Generative AI can take on the volume that slows intelligence analysis, but UK and European standards are clear: the analyst stays accountable. Here’s where AI helps and where human judgement must still rule.