Digital Evidence is Now Central to VAWG Investigations. Are Your Investigators Equipped?
Watch Cellebrite and a senior EMEA law enforcement practitioner explore how digital intelligence is changing the way agencies investigate violence against women and girls.
The session covers the digital evidence landscape across EMEA, proven investigative workflows, and how digital intelligence is already speeding up outcomes in the field.
About This Webinar
Violence Against Women and Girls investigations are increasingly won or lost on digital evidence. From encrypted messaging to location data and deleted communications, the devices seized in VAWG cases contain evidence that can build stronger prosecutions, reduce reliance on victim testimony, and ultimately deliver better outcomes for survivors.
This exclusive session is designed for senior investigators, digital forensics leads and policy officers across EMEA law enforcement. You will hear directly from a peer agency practitioner, see a live demonstration of the latest extraction capabilities, and leave with practical insights you can take back to your team.
What You Will Learn
- Why digital forensics is now decisive in VAWG prosecutions across EMEA
- How peer agencies are using device data to build coercive control cases without victim testimony
- A real case study: from device seizure to conviction
- Live demonstration of Cellebrite INSEYETS applied to VAWG evidence types
- How to reduce investigator burden and victim re-traumatisation through better digital workflows
- How to make the case internally for investing in better digital forensics capability
