Seeing isn’t Believing - Safeguarding in a Digital Age
About this Event
The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Lancashire, Lancashire Constabulary and LANPAC are working together to deliver a conference on Thursday 12th November at Blackburn Rovers Football Club.
Designed for professionals across the public, private and voluntary sectors, the event will explore the growing threat posed by artificial intelligence, deepfake technology, cybercrime and fraud, and the impact these crimes can have on individuals, businesses and communities.
Delegates will hear from a range of expert speakers, including Ben Sefton (Insightful AI), Alex Wood, a former fraudster turned fraud prevention advocate, Jayne Sibley (Sibstar), and representatives from Report Fraud, Stop Loan Sharks, the North West Regional Organised Crime Unit and Homeland Security.
Through expert presentations, real-world case studies and partnership discussions, attendees will gain practical insight into emerging threats, prevention strategies and safeguarding approaches, while also having the opportunity to network with professionals and organisations from across the region.
Lunch and refreshments will be provided throughout the day, alongside opportunities to network with attendees and exhibitors.
Places are limited, so early booking is recommended.
Where is it happening?
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