Delphi Technology Solutions

09/13/2023

Congratulations to one of our DHQ customers, Brewer Police Department!

At last night's city council meeting, the Brewer Police Department was awarded it's accreditation status through the MLEAP (Maine Law Enforcement Accreditation Program).

Agencies choosing to undergo this voluntary program must prove compliance with best law enforcement practices and standards in Maine. These standards were carefully developed when the Maine Chief's of Police Association created the program to help Maine police agencies meet their professional obligations to Maine citizens.

This process consisted of a tremendous amount of detail oriented work conducted by our officers. This work ranged from a complete overhaul of policies and procedures to outside inspections of our evidence room, and use of force reviews. Essentially, we opened up our operations for outside inspectors to review and critique.

This award would not have been possible without the dedication of every single member of the Brewer Police Department (sworn and civilian alike). I thank all of them for their diligence, professionalism and hard work.

Chief Moffitt

09/13/2023

FEATURE SPOTLIGHT: Digital Roll Call Local Alerts

DHQ’s “Local Alert” is an exciting innovative technology that enables police departments to disseminate PDFs, photos, and videos to all officers in the field and precincts with a click of a button.

Benefits:
- Keeps officers informed of updated information in real time.
- Helps avoid misidentification.
- Officers are continuously on the same page regardless which shift they work.
- Stop and hold continuity from shift to shift.
- Less reliance on physical descriptions spoken over the radio.
- Officer Safety / Public Safety
- Positively Identify suspects and motor vehicles.

Call us at 866-774-7500 or email us at [email protected] for more information and see how DHQ’s Digital Roll Call Local Alerts can help your PD.

09/11/2023

September 11, 2001 is a day we will never forget. Thousands of lives lost, a horrific scene burned into our memories, and first responders rushing to the aid of Americans in multiple states.
May we always mark this day for heroism, and sacrifice, and bravery. May we always follow the example of those we honor today.

09/11/2023

09/06/2023

Back To School!
With Labor Day behind us and pumpkin spice everything ahead of us, this week marks the annual back-to-school journey for a fresh new swath of students head back to school. One of our DHQ customers, Belmont Police Department has a message to share this morning on traffic safety. Whether it’s pre-school, college, middle school or High School – there is definitely a lot more activity on the roads. We wish all children, parents, teachers, crossing guards, and school staff a happy, healthy and safe school year! As part of Delphi’s commitment to safety, we are preparing a new product that works between Law Enforcement and School departments to bolster school safety for everyone! Stay tuned...



Belmont students head back to school as police urge parents not to drive them in https://www.boston25news.com/news/local/middlesex-county/belmont-students-head-back-school-police-urge-parents-not-drive-them/3JTHOQOEYJH6VOX4NOUJ4QKMZI

09/04/2023

Labor Day Holiday Media Post
Massachusetts was one of the first states to declare a “Labor Day” holiday in 1887, recognizing the efforts of many labor activists in their fight for fair working conditions, hours, and wages. First conceptualized in New York by the Central Labor Union, Labor Day sought to honor all hard-working men and women and celebrate their contributions to the country. Many years later, on June 28, 1894 Congress finally passed an act making Labor Day a federal holiday, and President Cleveland signed it into law, establishing the first Monday in September as Labor Day.
We here at Delphi wish you all a happy and safe Labor Day!

08/31/2023

We are excited to announce Walpole PD has chosen to continue to partner with Delphi Technology Solutions for their complex IT needs. We have been working with Walpole PD since 2016 and are very grateful for their continued trust in our administering of their systems and sensitive data.

“Their support technicians are professional, friendly and knowlegeable. Their management is responsive to our needs and flexible to our changing demands, which are always varying due to the nature of the law enforcement profession.”

Lt. Joseph Zanghetti
Walpole PD

We look forward to a productive year, and getting as many IT initiatives as we can off the ground and running!

08/31/2023

Congratulations, Lt. Lundy!

We want to congratulate Lt. Peter Lundy on his retirement and say thank you for his 32 years of dedication and service to our department and the good people of Essex County. Best of luck and enjoy your well-deserved time off!

08/30/2023

Nottingham NH Police Department is the newest member of the DHQ Family!

We are excited to announce that Nottingham NH chose DHQ to bolster technology for their police department! They are excited to implement DHQ’s Scheduling module, Digital Roll Call, Cruiser Inspection among many others! All their officers will be able to utilize the DHQ mobile app for many operational and administrative tasks. Welcome aboard Nottingham PD!

08/15/2023

DATA BREACH ALERT

MOVEit is a managed file transfer (MFT) software that has had severe vulnerabilities come to light this year. Many huge corporations have trusted MOVEit to exchange sensitive files between businesses, partners, and customers around the world. Even giant companies that take specific measures to mitigate risk can be vulnerable to ransomware attacks.

Recent News Articles:
https://www.boston25news.com/news/local/massachusetts-health-officials-warn-data-breach-affecting-more-than-134000-people-state-says/INS76OYBWNCVVCDT36QVTRUV5U/
https://www.securityweek.com/norton-parent-says-employee-data-stolen-in-moveit-ransomware-attack/

MOVEit is a very popular software solution for many police departments and municipalities across the country.
At Delphi Technology Solutions Inc., we want to make sure you are taking the right preventive measures with your network to avoid these destructive events from taking place. If you are interested in a network audit and evaluation, please don’t hesitate to reach out! We are here to help!
Contact: 866-774-7500 [email protected]

Gen Digital, which owns Avast, Avira, AVG, Norton, and LifeLock, said employee data was compromised in the MOVEit ransomware attack.

08/04/2023

The Massachusetts State Police and Waltham Police continue to investigate an assault that took place along the Riverwalk on the night of Sunday, July 30, 2023.

Today State Police and Waltham Police are releasing a police artist’s sketch of the assailant in the hope that a member of the public may recognize the suspect and contact us.

The assailant is believed to be a Hispanic male, approximately in his late 20s or his 30s, and approximately 5’7”. He was wearing a baseball cap at the time of the assault.

The assault occurred in the area of Newton and Farwell Streets at approximately 8:45 PM on Sunday, July 30. The female victim, a young adult, heard footsteps behind her and then was grabbed from behind by the suspect, who tried to put his hand over her mouth.

The victim was able to scream and struggled to get free. The assailant then let go of her and ran off. The woman turned and saw the assailant fleeing. Units from Waltham Police and State Police responded and searched the area but were not able to locate the suspect.

Anyone who recognizes this suspect or has any information about the assault is urged to call Massachusetts State Police Troop H Detectives at 617-740-7544, the Waltham Police Department at 781-314-3600, or simply call 911.

We urge the public to be aware of their surroundings and the presence of other people around them when walking in any public space. People should carry a cell phone, don’t wear headphones, and may also consider carrying pepper spray. If you see anything or anyone suspicious call 911immediately. If you are assaulted, if at all possible scream, make noise, and fight back.

We thank the Lincoln Police Department for their assistance in creating the sketch.