Kingston and District: 02.12.2020 Social Media Investigations 101 - For The HR Professional


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Starts:02/12/2020 5:30 PM

Ends:02/12/2020 9:00 PM

Registration Closes:02/11/2020 6:30 PM

Event Type: Social or Networking Event

1.5 hours Hour(s)

Location:
Delta Hotel Kingston 1 Johnson Street Kingston, ON

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MEM Free l NON MEM $40

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​February 12, 2020 Social Media Investigations 101 - For The HR Professional

As HR Professionals you have the opportunity to avoid hiring an applicant that could compromise your organization’s brand, leak sensitive information, speak unfavorably online, create a toxic work culture (bullying), or even put employees at personal risk of violence. A professional social media and web background investigation could be the difference between a successful or regrettable hiring decision. 


LEARNING OBJECTIVES :

● Creating The Investigative Framework and Strategy 

● Advanced Social Media Search and Investigative Tips and Strategies 

● Google “Voodoo” and Search Operators 

● Protecting Your “Brand” 

● Key Sources of Information 

● Tools and Resources


AGENDA


5:30 Registration and Networking

6:00 pm: Dinner

7:00 pm: Speaker presentation

9:00 pm: Q & A

Adjournment


Speaker bio(s)
Matt Richardson

Matt Richardson is an expert on Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) and social media and internet internet investigations. Upon completing the Ontario Police College program for OSINT Matt began teaching the art of online investigations as well as cutting edge internet safety seminars. His background working in politics and the provincial and federal civil service and OSINT credential lead to him providing elected officials and staff with skills to conduct effective background investigations on job applicants and perform “digital threat assessments”. Matt is currently an OSINT Trainer and Advisor for Special Projects for Echosec Systems, and in 2019 founded the “Digital Empowerment Project” (Canada) in partnership with a retired Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) investigator for the Ohio State ICAC Task Force. PAST AND PRESENT CLIENTS (NOT LIMITED TO) Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Internet Communications Technology Council (ICTC) Queen’s University - Dept. of Sociology and Criminology CFB Trenton Military Family Resource Centre Hastings Prince Edward District School Board Algonquin Lakeshore Catholic District School Board Loyalist College HIGHLIGHTS Queen’s University - Dept. of Sociology and Criminology Designing and delivering lectures on geo-spacial intelligence, social media and Darknet searches for criminal investigations and academic research for the Ph.d programs. Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Delivered seminars on Open Source Intelligence and Social Media investigations for teams of Street Crime Officers and Detectives. Information Communications Technology Council (ICTC): Delivered webinars and seminars and designed resource materials for the ICTC and their “Digital Dash” project and “Cyber Titan” program. Hastings Prince Edward District School Board (HPEDSB) Designing a suite of custom online safety and digital well-being resources and online learning modules for teachers that align with provincial curriculum requirements.