Intelligence Sharing

Why all law enforcement officers should read the 9/11 Commission Report

While the report covers many areas of improvement, one devastatingly important factor current LEOs should consider is the need to share intelligence and information

4 key OSINT tactics for monitoring extremists online

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With America facing a growing number of extremist threats, effective police online surveillance using open-source intelligence sources can foil attacks and save lives

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Case study: How one PD used a communications platform to share homicide intelligence

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The Haltom City, Texas, Police Department was looking for a solution that allowed instant, secure collaboration compliant with relevant laws

Increase performance and build trust using tactical intelligence (white paper)

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Find out how powerful software programs can provide actionable intelligence that helps law enforcement agencies solve, reduce and even prevent crime

9/11 led to new tools, strategies for police

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An increase in information sharing and an emphasis on collecting intelligence data were two of the biggest changes

Opinion: We cannot afford to turn a blind eye to the emerging threat environment

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We must never forget what happened 20 years ago on 9/11 and what must be done to ensure it never happens again

South Carolina’s Midlands Gang and Fugitive Task Forces merge

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Multi-agency collaboration aids in thwarting violent criminal activity in central S.C.

How to turn the data tsunami into actionable intelligence

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Better data management and information exchange between the 911 system, LE agencies and the courts will enhance decision-making and improve outcomes

Critical planning for high-profile events

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Avoiding planning failures at large events with dignitaries present

How technology can enhance – not impede – police situational awareness

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Critical to the successful deployment of any new product, technology or training in law enforcement is buy-in from patrol officers

Why centralized police databases are force multipliers

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If your police department is not sharing information with neighboring agencies, you are not serving your community or your officers

10 steps to effective intelligence-led policing (ILP)

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By following these 10 steps, your police department can get ahead of crime trends in your community

Reduce recidivism, save money and improve outcomes with data analysis

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Through the Data-Driven Justice Initiative, officials can compare information on arrests and healthcare to reduce costs and better manage super users of public services