We are excited to announce 2026 ITAC!
June 9-10, 2026 at Boise State University
Back overlooking the Blue Turf! We will continue to host this conference both in person on our Boise State campus and in a virtual environment!
In-person and virtual options
- In-Person – Early Bird $395 (until March 15), $495 Regular Price
- Virtual – Early Bird $295 (until March 15), $395 Regular Price
Conference Details
We’re back overlooking the Blue Turf this year with an exciting lineup of speakers. The 2026 ITAC will feature a dynamic range of threat assessment sessions, including an OSINT research course led by industry experts; practical event threat assessment tools and strategies; a presentation from Kootenai County on the Canfield Mountain active shooter incident; a session on The Church of Columbine: Beyond Identification; and a special presentation from the Office of Special Investigations, Behavioral Threat Assessment Cell – Threat Response Division on the growing social acceptance of altruistic targeted violence.
More announcements coming soon!
Who Should Attend?
Threat assessment/behavioral intervention team members, School Resource Officers, law enforcement, school safety officials, public safety personnel, mental health professionals, event security staff, venue managers, emergency management personnel, risk managers, human resources, legal personnel, school administrators, teachers and professionals interested in learning more about threat assessment.
Note
Due to the sensitive nature of the content, this conference is not open to the public nor the media.
Cancellation requests
Full refunds will be given when cancellations are received before April 15, 2026.
Partial refunds will be given when cancellations are received between April 15, 2026-May 15, 2026. No refunds will be issued after May 15th.
After May 28, 2026, only virtual registrations will be available.
To request a refund please email itac@boisestate.edu
Sponsors
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About Us
The Idaho Threat Assessment Conference (ITAC), in its 10th year, exists to provide threat assessment training by and for local, state, and federal law enforcement, government agency officials, and school behavioral intervention teams from around the country. The conference features law enforcement officials and other subject matter experts who use recent incidents like mass shootings and other crimes of targeted violence to educate attendees on best practices — and lessons learned — in threat assessment and response. Past topics include the Mandalay Bay Active Assailant Incident, Sandy Hook, Columbine, domestic violence and stalking incidents, as well as other case studies presented by the U.S. Secret Service, the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit, crime victims, and law enforcement departments from around the country.
This conference is co-sponsored by the Boise Police Department, which enables officers to earn POST credit for attendance.
Download the 2025 Flyer here (PDF)