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NW3C sent staff and facilitators to present at the 2024 National Cyber Crime Conference (NCCC) on the topic called, "The Vital Role of Preservation Letters in Online Investigations". The presentation is described as, "In today's world, social media dominates the way people communicate and it's where criminals exploit users. In many instances, evidence has been lost from online platforms such as Snapchat, Kik, and Facebook during an investigation because the evidence wasn't preserved.

NW3C sent staff and facilitators to present at the 2024 National Cyber Crime Conference (NCCC) on the topic called, "Rapidly Changing Legal Challenges to Digital Evidence for Law Enforcement (LEO/Prosecutor Only)". The presentation is described as, "This is an NW3C and MA AGO listening session for SLTT LEAs/LEOs to better understand for DOJ BJA the impact that emerging legal challanges and restrictions are having on the use of digital evidence in criminal justice both in terms of Daubert hearings as well as recent decisions in case law.

NW3C sent staff and facilitators to present at the 2024 National Cyber Crime Conference (NCCC) on the topic called, "Changing the Game: New Standards Development for Digital Forensic Quality Management". The presentation is described as, "Currently Digital Forensic Quality Management Accreditation of Digital Multimedia Evidence Forensic Science Service Providers occurs under ISO Standards. In 2023, SWGDE began creating a standard for Quality Management of Digital Forensic Labs.

NW3C sent staff and facilitators to present at the 2024 National Cyber Crime Conference (NCCC) on the topic called, "AI Facilitated Criminal Tradecraft Part 1 - My How You've Grown". The presentation is described as, "Come take a broad look at the emerging types of criminal tradecraft facilitated by AI and how those crimes have both diversified and increased exponentially over the past 12 months. This presentation will review trends, technical considerations and investigative approaches."

Presenters/Facilitators - Perera

NW3C sent staff and facilitators to present at the 2024 National Cyber Crime Conference (NCCC) on the topic called, "Unveiling Domestic Partner Stalking: iOS Investigations". The presentation is described as, "Are you curious about when to initiate investigations into domestic partner stalking cases? Join us for an insightful class where we delve into the challenges victims face in reporting crimes and how we can bridge the gaps in knowledge and understanding to support them better.

NW3C sent staff and facilitators to present at the 2024 National Cyber Crime Conference (NCCC) on the topic called, "Rapidly Changing Artificial Intelligence Challenges for Law Enforcement (LEO/Prosecutor Only)". The presentation is described as, "This is an NW3C and MA AGO listening session for SLTT LEAs/LEOs to better understand for DOJ BJA the impact that Artificial Intelligence is having on criminal justice both in terms of criminal AI tradecraft as well as SLTT LEA use of the technology.

NW3C sent staff Jim Emerson to provide two sessions of a one hour presentation that addressed changes to the CJIS security policy as it aligns all security control groups with NIST 800-53 and requires broad SLTT LEA upgrades to comply by October 2024.

NW3C sent staff Jim Emerson to provide two sessions of a one hour presentation on AI Perspectives for Law Enforcement Executives with three panel guest instructors. The panel familiarized the audience with a broad set of optics and issues related to AI both in terms of criminal use, evidence, and implementation for law enforcement and varied considerations.

NW3C sent staff Jim Emerson to facilitate and participate in discussion on the Law Enforcement Information Technology Section to talk about disparate digital evidence issues and challenges, criminal use of artificial intelligence and quality management approaches for digital forensics.

NW3C sent staff Jim Emerson to facilitate and participate in discussion on the Criminal Justice Information Systems Committee to talk about disparate digital evidence issues and challenges, criminal use of artificial intelligence and quality management approaches for digital forensics.