Event Location: Booth #10, Sheraton Dallas Hotel, 400 Olive St., Dallas, TX
Event Dates: 03-07 August, 2025
Event Website: CACC
Join us at Booth #10 to discover how our cutting-edge digital forensics and case management solutions help you solve crimes against the most vulnerable and secure justice for victims.
Trusted by specialist ICAC (Internet Crimes Against Children), CSAM (Child Sexual Abuse Material), and CSAE (Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation) investigators worldwide, our state-of-the-art technology empowers teams to crack cases faster.
Investigators across the globe rely on Detego Global’s tools to streamline evidence extraction and analysis from digital devices and apps. Whether you’re a field agent, offender management specialist, or lab-based expert, our solutions support every stage of your investigations, from initial response to courtroom presentation.
See how our technology eliminates bottlenecks and accelerates case resolution with industry-leading data extraction capabilities, precision triage functions, and ultrafast Xpress HashScan modes for rapid cyber tip response.
Our advanced AI analytics feature face recognition that’s 4x faster than the industry average, swift indecent image detection, AI-generated content identification, and powerful investigative tools including link analysis, semantic search, and object detection. All of this is designed to help you build robust, court-ready cases in record time.
Plus, enter our prize draw to win Detego software and collect exclusive Detego merchandise!
About The 37th Annual Crimes Against Children Conference
Internationally recognised, the Crimes Against Children Conference is the largest conference of its kind, providing practical and interactive training to professionals fighting crimes against children and helping children heal. More than 5,000 professionals from around the world attended in 2024.
Presented annually by the Dallas Children’s Advocacy Centre, the conference provides specialised training for government and nonprofit professionals in law enforcement, child protective services, social work, children’s advocacy, therapy, and medicine who work directly with child victims of crime.