Classes Available

Below are a list of additional specialties and topics available for training and consultation: (Check Services for Current Classes)

Best Practice for Social Media Investigations (training has been conducted for investigators with: Internal Affairs, Gang Units, Homicide, Intelligence Units, Financial Crimes and Banks, Loss Prevention, Missing Persons, School Resource, Military, and Federal agencies)

  • Social Media Policy

  • Social Media Liability

  • Social Media for Admin and Executives

  • Social Media Update (What’s New)

  • Cyber Awareness for Parents

  • Trending Apps

  • Cyber Safety and Online Implications for Students

  • CyberStalking Awareness for Students and Campus Safety

  • Effective Use of Social Media for Investigators

  • Intelligence Investigations Involving Social Media   

  • Cyber Stalking (What to Look For) 

  • Building and Maintaining Real Time Crime Centers 

  • School Threat Investigations and Tracking

  • Facebook and Social Media Success for AMBER Alerts

  • Timeline Creations for Significant Events

  • Crime Analysis and Supervision

  • Real Time Crime                              

Conferences and Agency Training

Presentations, training, and lectures have been given across the country to state, local, and federal agencies. Classes can be geared towards executive leaders to recruits, and can be tailored upon request. Training can be extended from two (2) hours to twenty-four (24) hours. Another availability is re-training for employees who have experienced social media mishaps.


Community Classes

We have completed lectures on social media applications and implications/cyber safety for Police Athletic Leagues, schools (elementary, middle, and high school), churches, and students preparing to enter the job market. Classes for kids involved in an internet crime can also be made available as groups or individuals upon request. (See Services for additional classes)


Individual Lessons

For many parents or online novices, wading through social media and online gaming can be an overwhelming task. Choose an appointment time for an individual walk-through, best practice, and cheat sheet at the location of your choice.

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