Please join us for an in-depth introduction to three Massachusetts-headquartered companies delivering innovative public safety solutions to municipalities across the country and around the globe.  These companies offer capabilities for immediate deployment by the City of Somerville to significantly strengthen public and cyber safety.

Multitude Insights

Matt White, co-founder & CEO

Multitude Insights is building a state-of-the-art and CJIS compliant nationwide information platform that fosters trust and integrity within the law enforcement community.  Their solutions ensure reliability and security, enhancing public safety efforts.  Police departments in Boston, Brookline, and Watertown are now using this technology to improve collaboration, allowing law enforcement officers to focus more on fieldwork and less on paperwork.

The Multitude platform eliminates the hassle of manual email coordination and phone tag. With Multitude, law enforcement can post and disseminate bulletins effortlessly and collaborate swiftly using advanced technology. Bulletins are analyzed for unusual patterns and trends, helping law enforcement to detect and respond to potential threats.

Cynamics

Eyal Elyashiv, co-founder & CEO

Cynamics is the leading provider of zero-footprint network detection and response solutions to municipalities across the USA.  This lightweight platform detects ransomware and malicious intruders on networks.

As municipalities around the country find prime targets for ransomware criminals and foreign state actors, Cynamic’s efficient and easy-to-implement network detection and response has given many small-to-midsized municipalities a practical path to securing their networks and critical systems.

Sleuth Kit Labs

Brian Carrier, co-founder & CEO

Sleuth Kit Labs (SKL) is the leading provider of free and open source solutions for digital forensics and incident response, used by law enforcement agencies around the globe.  SKL develops Autopsy for investigations of hard drives and digital media, and Cyber Triage, for cyber first responders to intrusions, crime scenes, and war zones.

Federal law enforcement, state police, and municipalities use Autopsy and Cyber Triage to investigate cyber crime, thwart ransomware attacks, and quickly determine the extent of an intrusion.

Agenda

Wednesday, November 13 — 10:00 to 13:00