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Join Randal Gilliland from PenLink and Scott Gilliam from the University of Alabama PD for an insightful discussion on integrating PLX and Tangles into ICAC investigations. They will share a case study involving a UAB employee using the school’s network for illicit activities and illustrate the investigation’s three-pronged approach:
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Game day security goes beyond the field. This white paper explores how OSINT helps campus security teams identify and disrupt threats early, keeping athletes, fans, and high-profile attendees safe.
The fentanyl crisis has become a nationwide public safety threat. This case-driven webinar explores how agencies are using OSINT, digital evidence, and cross-agency intelligence to disrupt supply chains, strengthen investigations, and prevent further loss of life.
Leadership in digital investigations requires clarity, structure, and trust. See how leaders guide teams through complex, data-driven cases.
Organized retail crime is rarely isolated. Learn how investigators use shared data to connect activity across jurisdictions and expose coordinated ORC networks.
Federal prosecutors announced that a Florida lawyer has pleaded guilty in connection with an attempted bombing outside the Chinese Embassy in Washington, D.C., after authorities say he attempted to detonate an improvised explosive device near the embassy grounds.
A Lebanon County jury convicted a New York man of first-degree murder in the 2019 killing of his daughter in Palmyra and subsequent disposal of her body in Staten Island, highlighting the role of coordinated investigative evidence in securing a conviction.