Event Location: Hyatt Regency Orlando, Florida
Event Dates: 14-16 December, 2026
Event Website: The Florida ICAC Conference
Detego Global is proud to be attending the 2026 Florida ICAC Conference in Orlando. Meet our team to discover how ICAC task forces, child exploitation investigation units, law enforcement teams, and abuse prevention experts are leveraging our award-winning digital forensics technology to accelerate investigations, identify perpetrators, tackle growing case backlogs, and deliver justice faster.
Visit us for a detailed demonstration of the Detego Unified Digital Forensics Platform and see how investigators can identify, acquire, analyse, and report on evidence from computers, mobile phones, tablets, drones, smart devices, cloud sources, social media platforms, loose media, and more. From rapid triage and high-speed forensic acquisition to AI-powered analytics, including semantic search, facial recognition, AI-generated content detection, and integrations with trusted CSAM databases, Detego helps teams turn vast volumes of complex data into actionable intelligence in record time.
We’ll also be showcasing capabilities designed to support investigator wellbeing, including selective image blurring, safer viewing modes, intelligent evidence prioritisation, and workflow automation. These features help minimise unnecessary exposure to traumatic content while enabling teams to focus on the material that matters most.
Attendees will also have the opportunity to see Detego Case Manager for DFIR in action, our secure investigation and evidence management platform designed to help agencies centralise casework, streamline workflows, strengthen collaboration, and maintain complete oversight throughout the investigative lifecycle.
Be sure to stop by and meet the Detego Global team, see the technology in action, and discover how our solutions can help teams manage complex digital investigations, from initial acquisition and analysis through to case management and reporting.
About the Florida ICAC Conference
The Florida ICAC Task Forces, in partnership with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, the Child Abduction Response Team (CART), and Sexual Offender Registration and Enforcement, will once again host a free three-day conference. The event is designed to strengthen the skills and knowledge of law enforcement investigators and prosecutors by providing highly specialised training on investigating and prosecuting technology-facilitated crimes against children.