
Christine Talley, CCIA is the Director of Intelligence Solutions with Penlink, where she previously served as an intelligence analyst, specializing in open source intelligence (OSINT) and judicial data analysis. Her work has included supporting OSINT-driven investigations at large-scale, high-risk events, including sporting events, music festivals, and civil unrest in metropolitan areas. Formerly serving the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department’s Anti-Human Trafficking Task Force in Southern California, Christine’s expertise has led to significant breakthroughs in cases involving human trafficking, missing persons, online threats, executive protection, and organized crime. Christine has been fortunate to present OSINT techniques and mindset to law enforcement across the country and virtually around the world through conferences, workshops, podcasts, and webinars. She is also proud to serve as the OSINT instructor for California State University-Fullerton’s Crime & Intelligence Analysis certification program.

Brooklynn Key is an Enterprise Account Executive at Penlink, where she has spent the past four years helping build and expand the company's enterprise business. A graduate of the University of Colorado Boulder, she was instrumental in launching Penlink's enterprise division, leading expansion across the West Coast before taking on the East Coast. In that time, she has partnered with Fortune 50 organizations to strengthen their digital intelligence strategies and investigative capabilities. Brooklynn brings a deep passion for open-source intelligence (OSINT), with a particular focus on how emerging data sources and technologies are reshaping the way organizations detect, analyze, and act on critical information. She recently earned her Open-Source Certification from the OSMOSIS Institute and, this fall, begins a Master's in Criminal Justice and Criminology with an emphasis on Cybercrime.