Peel Regional Police Modernizes Policing with Secure, Cloud-First Technology
Peel Regional Police, one of the largest law enforcement organizations in Canada, needed to upgrade its digital technology and provide officers with more information and support in the field.
With more than 2,000 police officers and almost 900 civilian employees, its goal is to address crime through more effective call response, investigations, enforcement, and police visibility.
This customer story explains how the department used VMware's Workspace ONE to deploy 2,000 iPhones and body cameras in just eight weeks.
What technology is Peel Regional Police using to modernize policing?
Peel Regional Police has adopted VMware Workspace ONE, which facilitates the deployment of devices like iPhones and body-worn cameras. This technology supports their goal of creating a more autonomous and transparent service while enabling officers to access essential digital tools for effective policing.
How has the implementation of body-worn cameras impacted community trust?
Initially, there were concerns about the use of body-worn cameras, but through transparent communication and stakeholder engagement, Peel Regional Police shifted community sentiment from opposition to an 80 percent approval rating. They addressed concerns about data management and usage policies, ensuring community members felt heard and respected.
What benefits does VMware Carbon Black provide to Peel Regional Police?
VMware Carbon Black App Control helps Peel Regional Police manage and secure applications effectively, moving beyond conventional antivirus solutions. It allows the security team to approve trusted applications and proactively monitor for threats, significantly reducing downtime and enhancing overall operational efficiency.
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