Sponsored By: TeleStrategies' ISS World®
August 30, 2011 : Online Webinar
TIME: 11:30 – 12:30 New York Time, Eastern USA Time
Free for and only open to Law Enforcement and the Intelligence Community. You must register with a government issued e-mail address.
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Introduction to Cell Phone Investigations
- What data is available from cell phone companies, including communications/call detail records (CDRs), text messages, multimedia messages, voicemails, and even Internet data
- Introduction to how we obtain this valuable data and why the data is so valuable to law enforcement
- Introduction to the geographic use of cell phone data from historical records and real-time surveillances
- Key considerations for working with cell phone companies, especially for emergency situations, that all personnel should know, particularly first responders, upper management, and prosecutors
Breck C. McDaniel, Geocell, LLC
Breck McDaniel provides law enforcement training and services on behalf of his company, Geocell, LLC., and has been a police officer since 1995. He is also a sergeant with the Houston Police Department who formed the Communications Intelligence Unit (CIU) of the Criminal Intelligence Division (CID). He has worked extensively with communications data since 2001 by providing critical support in lawfully obtaining, interpreting, analyzing, archiving, mapping, presenting communications data, and, in regularly surveilling communications devices and services.
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