Understand requirements of Utah S.B. 19 & what agencies need to do to establish mobile device forensic capabilities by January 1, 2027
Learn key components of building a mobile forensics lab, including technology, equipment, staffing, & examiner training
Explore best practices for evidence handling, evidence control procedures, & forensic workflow management
Compare the operational benefits and challenges of in-house forensic capabilities versus relying on external forensic resources
Discover grant funding opportunities & realistic budgeting strategies to support compliance & digital forensics program development
Ace Forensics & Oxygen Forensics
As Utah agencies prepare for the requirements outlined in Utah S.B. 19, law enforcement leaders across the country should take notice. The legislation requires local agencies to establish access to mobile device forensic services by January 1, 2027, creating new considerations around staffing, training, technology, evidence handling, and long-term budgeting.
Join Ace Forensics and Oxygen Forensics for an in-depth discussion on what it takes to build and maintain a modern digital forensics capability. Our experts will walk through the key components of establishing a mobile forensics lab, including equipment requirements, examiner training, evidence control procedures, workflow considerations, and realistic budget expectations.
We’ll also examine the operational impact of relying on external forensic resources versus maintaining in-house capabilities, highlighting how delays in evidence processing can affect investigations. Finally, we’ll showcase several grant funding opportunities that agencies can leverage to help offset the costs of compliance and digital forensic program development.
Whether you’re preparing for Utah’s mandate or evaluating how similar legislation could impact your jurisdiction in the future, this webinar will provide practical guidance for agencies of every size.
