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Live Podcast
The future of secure digital evidence management
Digital evidence now touches almost every investigation, but as files move between law enforcement, prosecutors, defense teams, forensic specialists, and the courts, maintaining control becomes increasingly difficult. Join law enforcement professionals and technology leaders for a live podcast examining the next generation of digital evidence management.
DateWednesday, August 19, 2026
Time1:00 PM EST
FormatLive online podcast
1:00 PM EST / 12:00 PM CST / 11:00 AM MST / 10:00 AM PST
A live conversation with
five law enforcement, justice & technology leaders
five law enforcement, justice & technology leaders
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Exclusive for FBINAA members. Register below and we will email you the link to join the live podcast.
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The discussion will explore
Five questions shaping how agencies capture, share, and defend digital evidence across the justice ecosystem.
1
Why traditional encryption and access models may no longer be sufficient
2
How Zero Trust and Zero Knowledge architectures protect sensitive evidence
3
How agencies can collaborate across the justice ecosystem without duplicating evidence across multiple platforms
4
How granular access controls and immutable audit trails strengthen accountability and chain of custody
5
Why agencies (not technology vendors) should retain control over who can access their evidence
Meet the speakers
Branden Miles
Chief Criminal Deputy
Weber County Attorney's Office
Branden Miles has more than 20 years of experience as a prosecuting attorney at the Weber County Attorney's Office. He currently serves as the Chief Deputy County Attorney and as a Special Assistant United States Attorney in the District of Utah.
Eric Young
Retired Chief of Police
Ogden Police Department
Eric Young retired in 2024 after more than three decades with the Ogden Police Department, the last three as Chief of Police. His tenure drove a reduction of more than 60% in serious crime. He holds a B.S. in Criminal Justice, an M.S. in Business, and is a graduate of the FBI National Academy. He currently serves as Director of Law Enforcement Solutions at DekkoSecure and as a consultant for Cybertech (Geoshield).
Jacqui Nelson
CEO
DekkoSecure
Jacqui Nelson is the CEO of DekkoSecure and an experienced cybersecurity leader. She leads the company's strategic relationships with security-conscious organizations across highly regulated industries and government agencies, helping them address the challenge of protecting sensitive information and maintaining control across mission-critical workflows.
Chris Cowan
Chief Growth Officer
DekkoSecure
Chris Cowan has 32 years in law enforcement, serving as Deputy Chief of South Carolina's largest local police agency and founding Chief of Police in Cayce, SC. As Executive Director he led the development of the Excellence in Policing and Public Safety Program at the University of South Carolina School of Law. He holds a B.A. in Political Science and is a graduate of the FBI National Academy, South Carolina Executive Institute, FBI Command College, and the Australian Institute of Police Management.
Brett Young
Senior Criminal Intelligence Analyst
Brett Young is a Senior Criminal Intelligence Analyst with 10 years of professional experience in qualitative and quantitative criminal intelligence analysis, specializing in technological data from a variety of sources. The intelligence gathered provides support to further investigations leading to successful prosecutions. His role includes briefing a variety of audiences of technical and non-technical cohorts, from intelligence briefings to court testimony.
Why this matters for your agency
This is not simply a conversation about storing more data. It is about enabling evidence to move securely from crime scene to courtroom without creating unnecessary copies, uncontrolled access, or gaps in accountability.
FBINAA members will hear practical perspectives on how modern evidence platforms can reduce risk, simplify interagency collaboration, and prepare their organizations for the rapidly increasing volume and complexity of digital evidence.