A major western country was establishing a national cyber monitoring service to help protect critical national infrastructure. This was a major challenge in establishing a service quickly as foreign cyber attacks had become more and more of an issue.
A busy US county sheriff's department’s serious crime and policing intelligence team were growing more and more frustrated with their data investigation practices.
A regional US Bank suspected they had a fraud problem but could not substantiate the suspicions. The existing fraud alerting system was not telling the Bank anything untoward was happening.
A top 20 European Bank, which operates across multiple countries, was struggling with cyber, financial crime, fraud and internal threat investigations. The team was using mostly manual file investigation based tools to try to investigate problem areas for the Bank.
The serious crime division of a national police force was struggling with the complexity of organized crime investigations. Dealing with location data, call data CDRs, email communication and SMS messages.
A national intelligence agency had the remit to monitor for threats against leadership, VIPs, visiting dignitaries and to monitor for terrorist and radical threats online.
A major western country was establishing a national cyber monitoring service to help protect critical national infrastructure. This was a major challenge in establishing a service quickly as foreign cyber attacks had become more and more of an issue.
The existing system being used by the Law Enforcement Agency was painfully slow to ingest and incorporate new datasets into the environment. The users had been incredibly frustrated as a large number of feeds due to be ingested was due to be a multi-year project.