@CACP_ACCP & #CACPICT Summit Objectives • Discover how to avoid an NG9-1-1 disaster • Enhance your Cyber Security to build a taller wall • Explore meeting officer expectations in the Digital World • Discover how Digital Notes vary from Digital Footprints – What makes sense for your organization? • Study how others have used Cloud Platform implementations to create value and drive police innovation • Receive guidance in Storing Protected B in the Cloud • Investigate Interoperability and data sharing – Operationalizing CCSIMS • See the PSBN (Public Safety Broadband Network) roadmap and what it means to you • Learn about real world application of Robotic Process Automation, Chat bots, Virtual assistants • Acquire Tool Kits and valuable takeaways to help you on your journey to success • Receive insights on predictive analytics, privacy and other emerging issues for police organizations – and learn why an Ethics framework is necessary • Discover how equity, diversity and inclusion play a role in humanizing our technology • Study the successful approach of innovators in law enforcement Target Audience Law Enforcement leaders, Practitioners and IT leadership from: • Police • Justice • Law Enforcement Agencies • Other public safety providers • Government agencies (federal, provincial, territorial, municipal) • Academic and research institutions • Industry Summit Working Group • Mark Penney, Director General, Strategy & Innovation, IM/IT Program, RCMP; Co-Chair, Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, Information and Communications Technology Committee • Akram Askoul, Director, Technology Services, Niagara Regional Police Service • Andrew Kozma, Halifax Regional Police Service • Senior Director Eldon Amoroso (Ret.), O.O.M., London Police Service & Coordinator, Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, Information and Communications Technology Committee • Ms. Kathy Wunder, Director, Information Technology, Vancouver Police Department • Ms. Veronica Sutherland, Project Coordinator, Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police • Ms. Eva Yung, Project Administrator, Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police 1 Updated on February 19, 2020 @CACP_ACCP & #CACPICT Sunday, February 23, 2020 17:00-19:00 On-site Registration (BC Foyer) Monday, February 24, 2020 07:00 On-site Registration (BC Foyer) 07:00-08:30 Breakfast (Exhibit Area) 07:00-18:30 Exhibit Show (Columbia Ballroom) 08:30-17:00 Plenary Sessions (British Ballroom) 08:30-08:45 Opening Remarks • Chief Constable Adam Palmer, O.O.M., Vancouver Police Department; President, Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police • Mark Penney, Director General, Strategy & Innovation, IM/IT Program, RCMP; Co-Chair, Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, Information and Communications Technology Committee SESSION 1 08:45-09:30 Technology, Collaboration, Controversy, and the Future of Policing Description As law enforcement becomes increasingly complex, the adoption of emerging technology is essential to effectively deliver police service in an equitable and efficient manner. However, navigating challenges such as identifying appropriate use cases, community acceptance, competing socio-political interests, and fiscal considerations including both, initial funding and sustainability costs, can be daunting. Opportunities and successful strategies that are working in the rapidly evolving domain of public safety technology will be examined. This presentation will discuss programs such as facial recognition, covert tracking, mobile forensic capabilities, and unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) to offer insights with respect to assuaging community concerns related to privacy, legal issues, and data retention policies. Presenter • Major Christian Quinn, Commander, Cyber & Forensic Bureau, Fairfax County Police Department (FCPD) 2 Updated on February 19, 2020 @CACP_ACCP & #CACPICT Moderator Deidra White, Acting Director, Information Technology Services, Toronto Police Service; Co- Chair, Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, Information and Communications Technology Committee SESSION 2 09:30-09:50 The NPISAB – What They Do and How we can Help? Description We will hear from the National Police Information Systems Advisory Board (NPISAB) with respect to how they work, what they do, and how we can help. The process for Policy Development has changed and you will be excited to see a new role for the ICT Committee in this. We also expect to hear an update on the policies that relate to Protected B data in the cloud. Presenter • Assistant Commissioner Phil Thibodeau, Forensic Science & Identification Services, RCMP; Co-Chair, NPIS Advisory Board Moderator Mark Penney, Director General, Strategy & Innovation, IM/IT Program, RCMP; Co-Chair, Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, Information and Communications Technology Committee SESSION 3 09:50-10:15 The Resource Shortage – How Can we Work with the Community? Description We are all strapped for resources and no end in sight. How can we be innovative in using alternative resources to move our organizations forward? Deputy Chief Shawna Coxon will talk about the Toronto Police Service approach to this and provide us with food for thought. What community resources can we employ to assist with our problems? How can we harness the energy that exists? Finally, could we use these same resources in OUR communities? Presenter • Deputy Chief Shawna Coxon, Priority Response Command, Toronto Police Service Moderator Mark Penney, Director General, Strategy & Innovation, IM/IT Program, RCMP; Co-Chair, Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, Information and Communications Technology Committee 3 Updated on February 19, 2020 @CACP_ACCP & #CACPICT 10:15-10:45 Network Break (Exhibit Area) SESSION 4 10:45-11:10 Academic Assistance for Real-World Problems Description Professor Dehghantanha came to Canada from the University of Sheffield, U.K. He has set up a Masters Program around a cyber center of excellence. This provides a partner-style relationship that is looking for problems to solve! Do any of us have problems for which new cyber tools would be appreciated? This is a follow-on to the previous presentation on community resources. Presenter • Professor Ali Dehghantanha, University of Guelph Moderator Senior Director Eldon Amoroso (Ret.), O.O.M., London Police Service & Coordinator, Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, Information and Communications Technology Committee SESSION 5 11:10-11:55 Dutch National Police – What has happened since 2018 Description One of the most popular presenters from 2018 was Ruud Staijen, of the Dutch National Police. So, what has happened since then? Ruud is back to provide an update! But he is also going to discuss both digital and traditional forensic work with a view to reducing the time between the crime scene and identifications that can be made. Just imagine what we could do differently be reducing the wait on DNA information… Expect a thought provoking presentation! Presenter • Deputy Chief Superintendent Ruud Staijen (R.M.J.), Dutch National Police Moderator Senior Director Eldon Amoroso (Ret.), O.O.M., London Police Service & Coordinator, Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, Information and Communications Technology Committee 4 Updated on February 19, 2020 @CACP_ACCP & #CACPICT SESSION 6 11:55-12:15 CCSIMS – Taking off or Still Boarding by Zone Number? Description CCSIMS (Canadian Community Safety Information Management Strategy) was approved by the CACP and a resolution exists to support it. However, where do we go from here to make it applicable to real-world systems. The current status will be discussed along with a couple of efforts to extend the use of its valuable principles. Presenter • Mark Penney, Director General, Strategy & Innovation, IM/IT Program, RCMP; Co-Chair, Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, Information and Communications Technology Committee Moderator Senior Director Eldon Amoroso (Ret.), O.O.M., London Police Service & Coordinator, Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, Information and Communications Technology Committee 12:15-13:15 Lunch (Exhibit Area) SESSION 7 13:15-14:00 Deriving Actionable Intelligence from your Information Description We all have lots of information, data, bits, bytes. But are we getting Actionable Intelligence from it? Are we benefiting from the Herculean effort we expend to collect it? York Regional has an amazing approach to actually putting this data to work. But once the data is in, how are they using it to change what they do on a daily basis? Presenter • Greg Stanisci, Manager, Business Intelligence and Data Analytics, York Regional Police Moderator Akram Askoul, Director, Technology Services, Niagara Regional Police Service SESSION 8 14:00-14:15 NG9-1-1 – The Light at the End of the Tunnel Could be a Train 5 Updated on February 19, 2020 @CACP_ACCP & #CACPICT Description If you are not ready for NG9-1-1, 9-1-1 services in your community will STOP. A tremendous amount of work is being done by a number of committees and working groups to assist us to be prepared. Are all of us up to date on the work that is actually needed to make this happen? In this 15-minute overview, we will hit the high points and set the stage for the Workshop that will be held on Tuesday afternoon. We will look at the work being done and the priorities you must set. If you have a senior person assigned by the Chief to sponsor this project AND a large budget presence over the next two years, you MIGHT be ok. If not, you may have a serious countdown happening. Either way, this presentation is a