Today is the final day of the 2019 NSA Annual Educational and Technology Expo which ran June 15-18, 2019 in Louisville, Kentucky. The annual event featured more than 60 session topics and over 500 vendors who come together to educate and showcase new ways to empower
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Read MoreMobile Device Investigator Mobile Device Investigator® (MDI) is a software solution for rapid preview and triage of iOS and Android devices. MDI is user-friendly and designed for front-line law-enforcement, analysts, and forensic examiners. Triage | Collect | Acquire Fast acquisitions Scan multiple devices at a time
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Entity Extraction is a type of natural language processing (NLP) technique used to extract structured information from unstructured data making it machine readable.
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Supervising probationers and parolees is essential to maintaining public safety and ensuring offenders’ successful reintegration into society. With the increasing prevalence of technology in today’s world, digital compliance has become a critical component of probation and parole oversight.
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Annual conferences are great events for networking with thought leaders and your peers. In addition, these law enforcement conferences can provide you with the opportunity to get timely, objective, relevant education from a variety of subject matter experts. You can benefit from training, knowledge sharing, and
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The U.S. Department of Justice launched the ICAC Task Force program in 1998 to help law enforcement learn how to prevent, combat, and investigate Internet Crimes Against Children. ICAC Task Force training is scheduled regionally across the United States each year. The ICAC conferences are excellent
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The U.S. Department of Justice launched the ICAC Task Force program in 1998 to help law enforcement learn how to prevent, combat and investigate Internet Crimes Against Children. ICAC Task Force training is scheduled regionally across the United States each year. The ICAC conferences are announced
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The ICAC Task Force program was started in 1998 by the U.S. Department of Justice to help law enforcement agencies learn how to investigate, prevent, and combat Internet Crimes Against Children or ICAC.
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