Training Delivery - Webinar

Join the Bureau of Justice Assistance, RTI, and the Police Executive Research Forum for their two-day virtual event “Public Safety and Public Health Partnerships to Address Stimulants” on March 11–12, 2021 at 12:00–4:30 p.m. ET each day. The schedule will include a discussion on “The Scope and Science of an Epidemic,” three panels titled “Police-led Initiatives,” “Policy Efforts,” and “Community Relations,” and moderated Q&A each day.

Join the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) for their webinar “Wellness Program Implementation Series (Part 2): Introduction to your Options and Assessing your Team’s Needs” on Wednesday, March 10, 2021 at 3:00–4:30 p.m. ET. This webinar is part two of the six-part series focused on how to implement a wellness program at your agency.

Mobile device forensics often takes center stage during investigations and criminal intelligence operations involving digital devices. The capability of these devices is nearly as impressive as the quantity of them. However, recently the burden on examiners is increasing due to lack of lawful access and the need for examiners to rely more heavily on lesser amounts of data available for analysis. This webinar directly answers two of the underlying questions at the forefront of many discussions:

1. Why are we unable to gain lawful access to locked devices as we once were?
2. Why do our tools seem to support fewer devices, yet cost more?

Mobile device forensics often takes center stage during investigations and criminal intelligence operations involving digital devices. The capability of these devices is nearly as impressive as the quantity of them. However, recently the burden on examiners is increasing due to lack of lawful access and the need for examiners to rely more heavily on lesser amounts of data available for analysis. This webinar directly answers two of the underlying questions at the forefront of many discussions:

1. Why are we unable to gain lawful access to locked devices as we once were?
2. Why do our tools seem to support fewer devices, yet cost more?

This webinar will focus on the process of mobile device vulnerability discovery and research with special attention given to threat modeling and the specific use of lawful access in a global market. Presenters will highlight examples of publicly disclosed mobile device vulnerabilities and provide them to participants for further reading. Vulnerability discovery, however, is only half of the equation. An exploit needs to be developed to leverage the discovered vulnerability. Presenters will explain a holistic approach to mobile device exploit development and will show participants examples of public exploits for mobile devices and connections to capabilities they may already be familiar with.

This webinar will cover the skills necessary to perform cyber investigations using legal and open source data. Attendees will learn how to uncover criminal networks through intelligence collection. Attendees will look at a range of techniques for finding the "who done it?" from obtaining more evidence, to looking through the eyes of the criminal and discovering how they chose and researched their victim. The webinar will provide a roadmap on how to complete these tasks in an efficient and cost-effective manner, all while protecting the civil rights of those law enforcement are committed to protect. The National Child Protection Task Force provides ongoing consultation, assistance, and guidance as needed to implement this training. The webinar is designed for everyone from senior cyber and homicide investigators to new investigators, prosecutors, analysts, supervisors, and everyone in between.