Event Dates: 15-17 June, 2026
Event Website: TBC
Meet our team at Cybercrime 2026 to discover how our award-winning Unified Digital Forensics Platform helps investigators rapidly acquire, analyse, and report on digital evidence while reducing investigative backlogs and accelerating cybercrime investigations.
Get a first-hand look at our end-to-end digital forensics tools and see how investigators leverage rapid triage, high-speed data acquisition, and advanced AI analytics to uncover critical evidence from computers, mobile devices, drones, loose media, cloud sources, IoT devices, cryptocurrency wallets, and thousands of applications. Designed for both laboratory and on-scene deployments, Detego enables investigative teams to access and process digital evidence quickly while maintaining forensic integrity.
We’ll be showcasing advanced capabilities including semantic search, facial recognition, OCR, real-time translation and transcription, AI-generated content identification, and link analysis, helping investigators uncover hidden connections, identify key intelligence, and tackle cyber-enabled crime more effectively.
You’ll also be able to see Detego Case Manager for DFIR in action, a secure investigation management platform designed with investigators, for investigators. The solution provides integrated evidence management, structured workflows, audit-ready reporting, and complete visibility across the investigative lifecycle, helping teams collaborate more effectively and manage cases from acquisition through to court.
We look forward to meeting attendees, sharing insights, and discussing the latest developments in cybercrime investigations, digital evidence recovery, and forensic technology.
About Cybercrime 2026
Cybercrime 2026 brings together digital forensic specialists from the Institute of Criminalistics, the Police of the Czech Republic, and the Army of the Czech Republic for three days of knowledge sharing, professional development, and collaboration. The workshop is designed to enhance the expertise of forensic practitioners and provide a platform for discussing current trends, practical challenges, investigative methodologies, and the latest developments in digital forensic tools and technologies.