ATARC's Federal Law Enforcement IT Summit

Registration   |    Breakfast

Opening Keynote Briefing

Panel: Securing Tomorrow: Navigating Cyber Challenges in Law Enforcement

In an era defined by rapid technological advancements, law enforcement agencies face a multitude of cybersecurity challenges that demand innovative solutions and collaborative strategies. This panel will convene federal officials alongside industry leaders and academic experts to dissect the evolving landscape of cyber threats and vulnerabilities confronting law enforcement operations.

Through a nuanced exploration of proactive prevention measures, real-time detection capabilities, and swift response protocols, the panel aims to uncover actionable insights and best practices for bolstering the cybersecurity posture of law enforcement agencies at all levels. From the intricacies of threat intelligence sharing to the ethical considerations surrounding data privacy and governance, the discussion will navigate the complex intersection of cybersecurity and law enforcement, offering valuable perspectives to inform policy decisions and operational initiatives.

Join us as we delve into the frontline of cybersecurity defense, empowering stakeholders with the knowledge and tools necessary to safeguard our communities in the digital age.

Panel: Balancing Act: Data Privacy and Governance in Law Enforcement

In an age where data is both a critical asset and a potential liability, law enforcement agencies grapple with the intricate balance between leveraging information for public safety while safeguarding individual privacy rights. This panel convenes federal officials alongside esteemed experts from academia and industry to unravel the complex web of ethical and legal considerations inherent in the collection, storage, and utilization of data within law enforcement operations.

From navigating the nuances of privacy regulations to implementing robust governance frameworks, panelists will delve into practical strategies for upholding data privacy while preserving the integrity of investigative processes. By fostering dialogue on transparency, accountability, and the responsible use of data, this discussion aims to chart a course towards a future where technological innovation harmonizes seamlessly with respect for civil liberties.

Join us as we embark on a journey to reconcile the imperatives of security and privacy in the digital age, forging a path forward that honors both the public trust and individual rights.

Lunch   |   Emerging Technology Showcase

Afternoon Keynote Briefing

Panel: Emerging Technologies Use in Law Enforcement Agencies

Rapid technological advancement has ushered in a new era for law enforcement, where emerging technologies like AI, machine learning, and predictive analytics are reshaping operational paradigms. This panel convenes federal officials, industry leaders, and academic experts to dissect the transformative impact of these cutting-edge tools on policing practices.

From predictive crime mapping to facial recognition systems, panelists will explore the potential of these technologies to optimize resource allocation, streamline investigations, and prevent crime. However, alongside their promise, ethical considerations loom large. Delving into issues of transparency, accountability, and bias mitigation, the panel will confront the ethical dilemmas inherent in the use of AI-powered tools in law enforcement.

By fostering dialogue on responsible innovation and equitable deployment, this discussion aims to chart a path towards harnessing the full potential of emerging technologies while safeguarding civil liberties and promoting community trust.

Panel: From Cloud to Command Center: Strengthening IT Infrastructure 

In an increasingly interconnected and digitized landscape, the resilience of IT infrastructure is paramount for law enforcement agencies tasked with safeguarding communities and upholding public safety. This panel convenes federal officials, industry experts, and academic scholars to explore strategies for fortifying the digital backbone of law enforcement operations.

From embracing cloud computing to implementing robust disaster recovery protocols, panelists will dissect the key pillars of resilient IT infrastructure. Moreover, in an era plagued by cyber threats and vulnerabilities, cybersecurity resilience planning takes center stage. Through a nuanced examination of threat landscapes, risk assessments, and proactive mitigation measures, the panel aims to empower agencies with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate evolving cyber challenges.

Join us as we delve into the forefront of IT resilience, charting a course towards a future where law enforcement agencies are equipped to withstand disruptions and uphold operational continuity in the face of adversity.

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