Agenda2025 Law Enforcement Innovation Summit

How evolving technologies impact intelligence support to Law Enforcement.

In today's interconnected world, cross-collaboration and multi-agency coordination have become the cornerstones of effective law enforcement. This session will explore how federal, state, and local agencies, along with private industry partners, can work together to combat emerging crime trends, mitigate threats, and cultivate community trust. Further, the session will address how the integration of modern and innovative technology into traditional policing practices strengthens collaborative efforts, ensuring that federal, state, and local agencies can respond more effectively to complex challenges. Through real-world examples and insights from innovative law enforcement leaders, attendees will learn actionable strategies to strengthen partnerships and achieve faster, more coordinated responses that better serve and protect communities. Join us to uncover how breaking down silos and leveraging innovative technology can lead to smarter, safer communities. Learning Objectives: 1.Understand Effective Models for Coordination: Learn best practices for establishing secure and efficient information- and data-sharing protocols between federal, state, and local agencies, as well as private industry stakeholders and the community. 2.Enhance Collaboration Across Sectors: Identify strategies for fostering collaboration across different levels of law enforcement and with private industries and the community to address shared challenges like gun crime and retail theft. 3.Advanced Technology for Safer Communities: Explore innovative technologies that enhance traditional policing practices and facilitate more stronger partnerships among law enforcement, private organizations, and the community.

Traditional digital forensics triage often involves manual, time-consuming processes. Intelligent triage, however, leverages automation and AI to accelerate investigations. This approach enables rapid evidence viewing and classification, swift investigation timelines, and automated analysis, ultimately streamlining workflows and generating comprehensive reports. Organizations adopting intelligent triage can significantly improve their response to security incidents and expedite digital forensic investigations.

In this panel session, experts from the public safety sector will come together to discuss the ever-growing challenges faced by investigators when dealing with overwhelming amounts of digital evidence from an ever-growing number of sources. As criminal investigations continue to evolve, so do the tools and strategies that are needed to handle them. The session will not only focus on the challenges investigators face as they face the task of managing and reviewing an insurmountable amount of digital evidence, an increase in case volume, and understaffed and overworked teams, but also delve into the ways AI is being implemented to tackle these challenges, and both the short-term and long-term benefits of embracing AI for modernizing investigations.

Explore the critical role of Mobile Device Management (MDM) in securing law enforcement mobile endpoints in the field. This session offers practical insights and firsthand experiences from real-world deployments with law enforcement agencies. Discover security best practices aligned with Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) compliance, along with strategies for managing rugged endpoints, squad car Mobile Data Terminals (MDT), managing peripherals, and deploying/patching mission critical apps. Gain actionable insights to fortify your agency's cybersecurity posture and optimize operations in today's digital landscape. Key Discussion Points: "MDM's pivotal role in securing law enforcement mobile endpoints and mission critical apps "Manage any device and use case: Android, iOS, Windows, MacOS, ChromeOS, Linux "Strategies for CJIS compliance, patch management, and managing rugged endpoints "Real-world insights and lessons learned from law enforcement mobile deployments Join us for a session tailored to empower law enforcement cyber professionals in enhancing security and efficiency in field operations through effective MDM utilization.

The BBM team will provide a legislative and policy briefing outlining the key issues facing law enforcement. They will also cover the current budget and appropriations landscape as it stands going into the final week before the Continuing Resolution expires.

AI is already bringing efficiencies to vast sectors of the economy. But when it comes to law enforcement, much of the conversation has revolved around potential downsides such as algorithmic bias and error-prone facial recognition technologies. While these are real issues that must be addressed, the truth is that AI has the potential to make our criminal justice system much fairer and more efficient, and our communities safer. AI is an ideal tool to address a massive, under-appreciated, and all too real threat to the justice system: the inability for law enforcement to make sense of the staggering amount of evidence that's available in the modern world. 90% of crimes today involve a digital component. The explosive growth of text, audio, video, location data, and other information coming off our phones, smart doorbells, surveillance cameras, sensors and IoT devices - not to mention, social media posts - it's real and accelerating daily. In this presentation, we'll show how AI can be employed across a spectrum of settings to quickly visualize and analyze evidence to process cases faster and more accurately.

In an era where cyber threats are increasingly sophisticated, law enforcement agencies must bolster their cyber resilience to maintain protect sensitive data and maintain public trust. This panel discussion will explore strategies and best practices for enhancing cyber resilience within law enforcement. Experts will share insights on the integration of advanced technologies to maintain secure, always-on connectivity and safeguard digital assets. Attendees will learn how to build a robust cybersecurity framework that empowers their agencies with confidence. The discussion will also cover the importance of continuous training and collaboration with other sectors to stay ahead of cyber adversaries. Join us to gain valuable knowledge and tools to fortify your agency's cyber defenses.

Marketers in government are switching gears and (finally!) focusing more on content that speaks to what citizens actually care about - which means filling their feeds with more relevant, engaging posts and less promotional ones. And it's paying off, especially when it comes to building trust and credibility. What's their secret? We'll explore key insights from Hootsuite's Social Media Trends Report 2025, focusing on trends uniquely relevant to law enforcement.