TEMPE, Ariz., Sept. 25, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- LifeLock, Inc., an industry leader in proactive identity theft protection, and the FBI Law Enforcement Executive Development Association (FBI-LEEDA) will provide a free identity theft summit for local, regional, state and federal law enforcement officials in Oregon on October 2nd. The training will provide officers, investigators and detectives with the tools and techniques to help combat the crime of identity theft. The award-winning educational summit will be hosted by Deputy Chief Moore and the Salem Police Department.
"Our partnership with the FBI Law Enforcement Executive Development Association allows law enforcement attendees to get a behind the scenes look at identity theft and provides them with proven investigative techniques," said Todd Davis, LifeLock Chairman and CEO.
Attendees of the summit will be presented with in-depth instruction on the technological resources available to assist in identity theft investigations, as well as hands-on learning with tools used by many of today's identity thieves, including the use and demonstration of trending technologies and tampering devices.
The summit is open to chiefs, sheriffs, investigative supervisors, fraud unit investigators, patrol officers and community policing personnel. Officials of all experience levels in investigating identity theft crimes are encouraged to attend. If you are with law enforcement and would like to attend the event,please register online here.
Details for the Identity Theft Summit in Salem, OR:
- The Oregon summit will be held from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday, October 2nd at the Chemeketa Community College, Building 6 - Auditorium,4000 Lancaster Drive NE, Salem Oregon, 97305.
Since 2008, over 100 trainings have been presented across the United States. In coordination with the summits for law enforcement, LifeLock also provides free education to consumers nationwide. To host a presentation please visit LifeLock.com.
About LifeLock
LifeLock, Inc. is an industry leader in identity theft protection and presents identity theft summits that bring together local, regional and federal law enforcement officials to better understand the crime of identity theft. Since October 2008, LifeLock has reached over 7,000 law enforcement officials representing over 2,500 agencies across the nation. The LifeLock Identity Theft Summits have been recognized by the American Business Awards and Communitas Awards, each for Corporate Social Responsibility.
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