CONFERENCES
Find the unfindable
Our conferences provide a collaborative environment where experts share tactics, tips, and tools with law enforcement. While the conference focuses on sensitive investigations, the tools & tactics taught are applicable to all criminal investigations.
Our 6th Annual Conference was held March 12-14, 2024 in Jacksonville, FL.
We bring together members of the public & private sectors to educate law enforcement on innovative ways to tackle crimes involving children.
Legal Strategy
Identifying which service providers to obtain crucial information, knowing what to ask for, and how to interpret the results.
All-Source Intelligence
What sources of information are readily available, how to verify data, and interpreting information from unorthodox sources to verify or dispel leads.
Dark Web Investigations
Insights on criminal trends and communities.
Mapping & Analysis
How to map and analyze data from any provider and incorporate it into pattern-of-life analysis.
Breach Data
When and where it is appropriate to utilize breach data to authenticate the owner of a device or account.
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National Child Protection Task Force locates missing girls during conference
June 2023 – During the fifth annual National Child Protection Task Force conference, held in Springdale, Arkansas, a call came in that a young girl was missing.
The National Child Protection Task Force worked alongside volunteer investigators and conference attendees to provide key information that resulted in the recovery of two survivors and discovery of a third exploited child. The girls were recovered safely in under 24 hours and the suspected trafficker was arrested thanks to the tireless work of authorities who conducted the investigation & rescue mission on the ground.
 I have learned so much from NCPTF over the past several years, and I’m glad we could finally host the NCPTF team (in Misssissippi) to share that knowledge.