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Intersec Policing Conference

Dates: 15 - 16 January 2025 
Venue: Al Multaqa Ballroom, DWTC

Safe, smart communities for all – how technology and data is changing law enforcement

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Technology is reshaping the criminal landscape, bringing into sharp focus the urgent need for global law enforcement to continually update its practices. From use of AI, synthetic media, drones, cyberattacks, fraud and more, tech-enabled crime is rising exponentially. 

The Intersec Policing Conference offers participants the opportunity to hear from leading law enforcement agencies and learn how they are embracing technology, innovation and data to enhance operational and investigative efficiency.

The conference will discuss new approaches to policing, including AI, robotics, automation, data-led collaboration and information sharing, social media, cybersecurity, digital forensics, surveillance systems and more, to create safe, secure and smart cities for all.

This inaugural event will showcase policing best practices from around the world. Don’t miss your opportunity to network with senior-level international law enforcement officials and meet up to 1,200 exhibitors showcasing world-class technology.

2025 Supporters

Day 1

Wednesday, 15 January 2025

11.00 | Keynote

11.10 | Welcome Abu Dhabi Police

11.20 | Leadership talks:  Redefining digital policing: future law enforcement for safer, smarter communities for all

11.30 | Leadership talks: Who wins the war on crime - A UK perspective of technology enabled law enforcement

11.50 | Leadership talks: Transformation and future readiness in law enforcement

12.00 | Fireside chat: Proactive and predictive policing: A crime reduction debate

12.15 | Panel: AI powered CrimeTech: Turning the tide towards law enforcement

12.45 | Fireside chat: Facing reality? The challenges for law enforcement in deepfakes

14.15 | Panel: How AI and automation are transforming police investigations

Day 2

Thursday, 16 January 2025

11.00 | Keynote panel: Evolving threats and the future of technologies in law enforcement

11.40 | Leadership talks: Leveraging global law enforcement networks in the digital era

11.55 | Leadership talks: The future of road safety: Embracing technology and real-time analysis

Presentation: Data driven law enforcement - leveraging police data to drive insight

12.10 | Presentation: RPA: A force for strategic automation and better policing

12.25 | Panel: Harnessing data in external and transnational collaboration

12.55 | Panel: Drones and safe communities: How today’s drone operations can be expanded to tackle tomorrow’s threats

14.35 | Fireside chat: Future Crime in the Age of Quantum

14:55 | Presentation: Pivoting in open-source intelligence investigations

2025 Speakers

All sessions are CPD certified

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ADVANCING EFFECTIVE POLICING THROUGH INNOVATION

Showcasing the convergence of future policing technology and effective policing strategies, IPS highlights the latest equipment and solutions tailored for modern-day challenges faced by the law enforcement bodies. Serving as the nexus for international sellers to connect with regional buyers from GCC police forces, enabling collaboration and exchange on a global scale.

 

Insights from our Global Experts Speaking in 2025

Fraud and money laundering are truly transcontinental crimes, placing INTERPOL in a unique position to support its member countries by providing tools to trace criminals and their assets, often in fast-time, in order to reduce the harm caused to victims and economies.

Nick Court, Assistant Director of IFCACC Strategy and Capability | INTERPOL

It is crucial for law enforcement to pair evolving drone technology with advancements in AI and image analysis software, as this integration can significantly enhance efficiency, operational effectiveness and real-time decision-making in public safety operations.

Scott Kleinfeldt, Unmanned Aircraft Systems Commander | Madison Police Department

Fostering transparent, flexible cross-border cooperation in cybercrime is vital for global law enforcement to combat the growing scale, complexity, and sophistication of cyber threats. By building a framework that allows for swift, adaptive, and trusted collaboration, nations can better protect their citizens, businesses, and critical infrastructure from cybercriminal activities.

Dr. Hossam Mohamed Nabil AlShenraky, Professor in Criminal Investigation | Dubai Police Academy

In today's rapidly evolving landscape, it is crucial for law enforcement to embrace innovation, technology, and data-driven strategies to enhance operational and investigative efficiency, ensuring more effective investigations and crime prevention

Dr. Eric Halford, Associate Professor | Rabdan Academy

Today’s drone operations are crucial for enhancing the capabilities of global police and law enforcement agencies, enabling them to proactively address emerging threats through advanced surveillance, rapid response, and improved situational awareness.

Rasha Azaldin Shafii, Assistant Commissioner of Police - Head of Drone Unit | Royal Malaysia Police

It is estimated there are 49 million people trapped in modern slavery today. The importance of a robust law enforcement response to investigate and apprehend perpetrators is essential.

Philippa Southwell, Managing Director | Southwell & Partners

For Sponsorship Opportunities, please contact:

Liam Murphy

Portfolio Sponsorship Manager – Security, Technology & Production

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For Speaking Opportunities, please contact:

Zenab Husain

Conference Producer – Security, Technology & Production Portfolio

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Kalpita Dighe

Senior Event Producer – Security, Technology & Production Portfolio

Kalpita Dighe