Leveraging Digital Data to Enhance Prison Security and Safety


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Join Cellebrite experts Lee Papathanasiou and Matt Goeckel as they dive into innovative strategies and technologies used to combat criminal activities within correctional facilities. This webinar will highlight the importance of digital intelligence in identifying and mitigating threats posed by contraband devices, ensuring the safety of both inmates and staff.'

 

Attendees will gain insights into the latest tools and methodologies for collecting and analyzing digital data, enabling them to effectively disrupt illicit activities and enhance overall prison security. Key learning objectives and takeaways include: 

  • Advanced Digital Intelligence Techniques: Learn about cutting-edge methods for extracting and analyzing data from contraband devices to uncover criminal networks and activities.
  • Case Studies and Real-World Applications: Explore real-life examples of how digital intelligence has been successfully implemented to thwart criminal operations within prisons.
  • Best Practices for Data Collection and Analysis: Discover the most effective practices for gathering and interpreting digital evidence to support investigations and prosecutions.
  • Future Trends in Correctional Technology: Get a glimpse into the future of digital intelligence and its potential impact on the corrections landscape.

Speaker and Presenter Information

Matt Goeckel, Sr. Technical Manager, Cellebrite

 

Lee Papathanasiou, Principal Architect, Cellebrite

 

Michael Kuhla, Account Executive - Federal, Cellebrite

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Other Federal Agencies, Federal Government, State & Local Government


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Event Type
Webcast


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When
Tue, Oct 15, 2024, 2:00pm - 3:00pm ET


Cost
Complimentary:    $ 0.00


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Organizer
Cellebrite Government Team at Carahsoft


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