Aligning itself with the mission of probation, parole and pretrial agencies, IPPC develops, distributes and supports computer and Internet management tools and resources for supervision professionals. IPPC’s philosophy is not of a “vendor”; rather a partner to the agency in accomplishing its mission of: protecting the community; holding offenders accountable; providing the courts with reliable, verifiable and timely information; and delivering research-based prevention and intervention.

EXCLUSIVE DESIGN

IPPC's Technology-Service Solution for Computer and Internet Management, featuring Impulse Control®, is designed specifically for managing offender and defendant computer and Internet use.  Since the inception of IPPC’s solution, the technologies have remained exclusive to probation, parole, pretrial and treatment agencies. IPPC’s solution has successfully been implemented for use by local, state and federal agencies across the county.

All of IPPC's development efforts are thoroughly researched to ensure compliance with existing Federal opinions and to prevent technological vulnerabilities that could be ripe for appellate challenges.  IPPC's solution is investigative in nature and is easily distinguished from off-the-shelf spyware packages. IPPC’s technologies have provided evidence for ordering polygraphs, obtaining search warrants, seizing computers, addressing violations and new charges, and enhancing treatment efforts.

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DOING IT AND DOING IT RIGHT

When it comes to computer and Internet management, there is a difference between saying that you are doing it and actually doing it right! The wrong approach to computer and Internet management could result in creating precedential court opinions that could impact the entire country.  Because of this issue, IPPC is sensitive to the concerns raised in court challenges (U.S. v. Mark, 2005, 8th Circuit; U.S. v. Johnson, 2006, 2nd Circuit; U.S. v. Lifshitz, 2004, 2nd Circuit; U.S. v. Balon, 2004, 2nd Circuit) without compromising the effectiveness of its solution. Here are just a few examples of how IPPC does it right…

1. The remote monitoring solution does not give officers physical access to the monitored hard drives.
   
   
2. The offenders’/defendants’ privacies are completely protected and maintained. Additionally, IPPC’s Biometric Integration System (patent pending) can provide privacy protections for the non-supervised computer users and can verify which user, accessing the monitored machine, was responsible for the Internet activity. 
   
   
3. IPPC’s solution provides the only monitoring technologies that can be used for evidence-based practices.

Click here to register, and find out more about how IPPC does computer and internet management the right way.

Do you know about your offender’s Second Life? Click here for a demonstration of the Second Life virtual-reality game highlighted in this month’s newsletter.

FREE WEBINARS

Join a free webinar on the utilization of IPPC’s solution for monitoring and controlling the computer and Internet use of sex offenders, cyber criminals and other cyber deviants.  This 45-50 minute webinar is designed to give officers a fundamental understanding of IPPC’s technologies and the services available. Please register and login in for details.

Friday Webinar Dates:
November 7@ 2pm EST
November 21 @ 2pm EST
December 5 @ 2pm EST
December 19 @ 2pm EST