2022 LEIU/IALEIA Annual Training Event

IALEIA is pleased to announce registration is OPEN and the CONFERENCE AGENDA for the 2022 LEIU/IALEIA Annual Training Event at the Sheraton Dallas Hotel in Dallas, TX, April 25-29, 2022 is now available!

April 24, 2022

• Social Network Analysis for Criminal Intelligence (Pre-Conference Training Session)

April 25, 2022

• N-Dex: Investigative Information Sharing and the Virtual Command Center
• Utilizing the Homeland Security Information Network-Intelligence (HSIN-Intel) Platform for Unclassif
• Fundamentals of a Real-time Crime Center

April 26, 2022

• Domestic Violent Extremists
• Establishing Tactical Situational Awareness for your Security Organization – SPONSOR-LED TRAINING
• It’s 2022; Police Like It!
• Using Dark Web Information for Active Investigations – SPONSOR-LED TRAINING

April 27, 2022

• Behind the Scenes: Mitigating Campus Threats via Intelligence Analysis
• Introduction to Evidence-Based Policing for Analysts
• Writing for Intelligence and Crime Analysis
• Cyber Intelligence as an Investigative Tool
• Financial Analysis: Case Studies in Theft, Embezzlement, and Exploitation by Attorneys
• Analyst Management for Dummies: What Your Analysts Wish You Knew
• Threat Profiling and Mapping
• Microsoft Excel Pivot Tables from A to Z, with a lot of “Z” – SPONSOR-LED TRAINING
• Cyber Humint: Infiltration into the Digital Social World
• Active Shooter Program – Awareness, Prevention, Preparation, and Response
• Analyst’s Notebook Deep Dive for Beginners
• The Importance of Social Media Search Warrant Data in Today’s Cases
• Criminal Intelligence Debriefing
• Targeted Communications Monitoring: Supporting Investigations with Smart Surveillance and its Applic
• Evolution: Reactive to Proactive Intelligence – A Debrief of the Scottsdale Fashion Square Mall Riot
• NJ’s Drug Monitoring Initiative: Developing Forensic Intelligence to Identify Drug Trends, Support L
• Case Studies: Using Social Network Analysis to Detect Potential Threats – SPONSOR-LED TRAINING
• Understanding the Dark Web for Law Enforcement
• A Structure for Effective Intelligence Analysis in Local Law Enforcement
• Criminal Intelligence Unit – Officer in Charge

April 28, 2022

• Financial Analysis: Case Studies in Theft, Embezzlement, and Exploitation by Attorneys
• Cyber Intelligence as an Investigative Tool
• Writing for Intelligence and Crime Analysis
• Behind the Scenes: Mitigating Campus Threats via Intelligence Analysis
• Introduction to Evidence-Based Policing for Analysts
• Cyber Humint: Infiltration into the Digital Social World
• Microsoft Excel Formulas, Functions and Macros, Oh My – SPONSOR-LED TRAINING
• Threat Profiling and Mapping
• Active Shooter Program – Awareness, Prevention, Preparation, and Response
• Analyst Management for Dummies: What Your Analysts Wish You Knew
• The Importance of Social Media Search Warrant Data in Today’s Cases
• Targeted Communications Monitoring: Supporting Investigations with Smart Surveillance and its Applic
• Analyst’s Notebook Deep Dive for Beginners
• Evolution: Reactive to Proactive Intelligence – A Debrief of the Scottsdale Fashion Square Mall Riot
• Criminal Intelligence Debriefing
• Understanding the Dark Web for Law Enforcement
• A Structure for Effective Intelligence Analysis in Local Law Enforcement
• Criminal Intelligence Unit – Officer in Charge
• Creating Order Out of Chaos – Connecting the Data Dots – SPONSOR-LED TRAINING
• NJ’s Drug Monitoring Initiative: Developing Forensic Intelligence to Identify Drug Trends, Support L

April 29, 2022

• Four Pillars of Intelligence Support to Law Enforcement
• What if…? What if you emailed yourself?
• NIBIN, CGIC, & NESS, oh my!
• Project Shield – Hunting the Predators