Police

For over a century, the police’s use of fingerprints as a form of evidence has largely remained a manual process. The complexity of working with fingerprint lifts at crime scenes is challenging but a vital part of investigations. This is why the Digital Fingerprint Capability is a revolution for forensics and the team will share how this has developed and how it integrates with key policing technology and infrastructure.

Few police forces own live facial recognition technology but many have tried it in places like Silverstone and in the case of the Met, they are using it every week across London. In this session hear …

Fire and police services and the armed forces are legally bound to analyse and publish their equality data. The Equality and Human Rights Commission is launching its first guidance on using equality data for uniformed services in Great Britain. Join our expert panel to find out how the guidance will help fire and police services and the armed forces comply with the law, tackle workforce harassment, discrimination and victimisation, improve staff recruitment and retention, and improve their reputation.