August 13, 2019 Technical Training – The Age of Social Media Investigations

Overview: August 13, 2019 Technical Training – The Age of Social Media Investigations

Learn how social media is being used to uncover fraud as well as enhance he quality of other investigations. Learn what geosocial data is, and exactly how the type of information is used to investigate insurance claims of all kinds. Understand how to gain eye-opening insight into accidents, site security and high exposure incidents, by locating social media photographs videos and posts at specific locations and times anywhere in the world. The session examines successful real-life cases, fascinating trends in social media investigations, privacy and legal issues, as well as preserving, authenticating and representing the evidence in court. The dynamic between social media monitoring and surveillance will also be examined through a case study involving 17,000 days of surveillance data. Attendees will come away with an understanding of the investigative best practices required for a successful investigation and a better understanding of the best investigative practices required for a successful geosocial investigation and exactly how to add this new information to their wide range of skills.

Learning Objectives

• Plan a social media investigation
• Gain knowledge of investigative best practices to aid in selecting a competent investigative firm
• Understand te privacy and legal ramification of conducting soical media investigations
• Learn how to properly preserve, authenticate and present social media evidence in court
• understand what geological data is and how it works from a technological standpoint

Presenter Bio:

George Flores is the Account Manager for DigiStream’s Bay Area. Oversees case management and develops complex strategies to implement actionable intelligence for critical business decisions. Strong intelligence analysis in social media Investigations, and effective tactical skills in surveillance operations. He has also worked in the field as the lead investigator and was responsible for managing and training investigators for the San Diego office. He has assisted in high profile cases throughout the country and was an integral team member to the affiliate offices in major cities stretching from coast to coast. George graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice with an emphasis in Crime and Behavior from San Diego State University.

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When: August 12,  2019

Executive Committee 10:30-11:30AM (All members welcome)

Chapter Meeting Doors Open at 11:30 AM Program Starts at Noon

COST: $28 members with reservations   

$33 non-members and members without reservations

We accept cash, checks or credit cards.

Reservation deadline is August 12 at 5:00 p.m.