Mark43 Webinars

Check out this fantastic conversation between former Boston Police Commissioner Kathleen O’Toole, Mark43 Co-founder Matthew Polega, and Mark43 CISO Larry Zorio on the 6 key trends shaping U.S. public safety in 2024. Dive deep into AI, mobility, security, resilience, and how tech tackles recruitment and retention crises. Don't miss out!Watch the webinar on Police1

Cyber threats are on the rise and are impacting Justice and Public Safety (JPS) agencies daily. For Cybersecurity awareness month, the IJIS Institute is hosting a webinar on Thursday, October 26th from 2 - 3 PM ET to bring “Voices from the Field – What Justice and Public Safety officials are doing to stay safe online.” Panelists for this informative discussion include: Brendan Hooke, Captain, Information Technology Division, Fairfax County Police Department Rob Barclay, IT Security Manager, Alabama Administrative Office of Courts Erin Stroop, Information Security Manager, Montana Department of Corrections Stacey Wright, Director of Cyber Threat Intelligence, CyberWA, Inc. (Moderator) Larry Zorio, Chair, IJIS Cybersecurity Working Group and Chief Information Security Officer, Mark43 (Moderator)  Register now to learn how to keep your agency safe from cyber threats

Mark43’s Ganesha Martin and Albuquerque Community Safety (ACS) Director Mariela Ruiz-Angel had a wonderful discussion on Friday about developing an alternative response program and why finding the right technology partner is a critical part of ensuring success. Watch the recording now! 

Women comprise only 13 percent of sworn law enforcement, eight percent of fire rescue, and 21 percent of emergency medical service (EMS), and the number of leadership positions held by women across these professions hovers in the low single digits. This underrepresentation of women, particularly in policing, stifles public safety’s potential.Moreover, the diversity index from the U.S. Census increased to 61.1 percent in 2020 from 54.9 percent in 2010, meaning American neighborhoods are becoming more diverse. Communities thrive when they can see themselves represented in local policies, practices, and personnel. Public safety agencies should set bold but attainable targets to increase diversity and continue developing workforces that are reflective of the communities they serve.In this round table discussion, we explore the current state of initiatives to increase diversity in the public safety sector through female representation, and the role of data driving that change.We discuss:The

Leaders in public safety need actionable insights to guide strategic initiatives and continue to serve their communities. As we head into the second half of 2023, these six public safety trends are still relevant in guiding U.S. public safety organizations toward success.In this webinar, industry leaders present an interactive session where you’ll learn how to embrace the top trends of 2023 that will become key differentiators for your organization. Download the webinar HERE

First responders need to react and respond diligently, no matter where their mission takes them. Obtaining critical incident information and responding accordingly are crucial components in successful emergency response workflows.Agencies need mobile, responsive technology that works where they work. In this webinar, viewers will learn:Best practices for implementing a mobile first strategy The importance of being untethered to the vehicle for enhanced job performance and satisfaction How Mark43 OnScene increases officer safety by providing the right information at the right time Download the recording HERE