Event Location: Hyatt Regency – Bellevue, Washington
Event Dates: 21-24 September, 2026
Event Website: NW ICAC
Detego Global is proud to be attending the 2026 NW ICAC & Technology Conference in Washington. Meet our team to discover how ICAC task forces, child exploitation units, and digital investigators are leveraging our award-winning digital forensics technology to accelerate investigations, identify victims faster, and reduce growing case backlogs.
Visit us for a detailed demonstration of the Detego Unified Digital Forensics Platform and see how investigators rapidly identify, acquire, analyse, and report on evidence from computers, mobile devices, drones, smart devices, cloud sources, social media platforms, online accounts, and removable media. From rapid triage and high-speed forensic acquisition to AI-powered analytics, semantic search, facial recognition, image classification, and integrations with trusted CSAM databases, Detego helps investigators uncover critical evidence and 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, helping teams reduce unnecessary exposure to traumatic content while maintaining operational effectiveness.
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, manage evidence, streamline workflows, strengthen collaboration, and maintain complete oversight throughout the investigative lifecycle.
Be sure to stop by and meet the Detego team, see the technology in action, and learn how agencies are using technology to accelerate investigations and support victim identification efforts.
Acerca de la Conferencia sobre Tecnología y la ICAC del Noroeste
La Conferencia NW ICAC & Technology es uno de los principales eventos para profesionales dedicados a la lucha contra los delitos contra menores en Internet. Organizada por el Grupo de Trabajo ICAC de Washington, la conferencia reúne a fuerzas del orden, expertos en informática forense y socios tecnológicos para analizar las últimas herramientas, técnicas y estrategias de investigación. Los asistentes podrán beneficiarse de formación práctica, sesiones que invitan a la reflexión y acceso a soluciones de vanguardia diseñadas para apoyar la protección de la infancia y las investigaciones sobre delitos cibernéticos.