Real-time, big data joins critically extend what Elasticsearch can do for your use cases. Developed for the needs of some of the most advanced organizations in the world, Siren Federate is now available to use in your applications too.
Siren real-time, big data joins critically extend what other databases can do for your use cases. Developed for the needs of some of the most advanced organizations in the world, Siren Federate can be used in your applications too.
Employing patented specialized algorithms, Siren Federate is highly optimized for fully distributed operations on top of, for example, an Elasticsearch database, yielding to low-latency, interactive response. This enables innovative end user capabilities likeSiren Investigate relational drill-downs, as well as large real-time correlations for alerting and detection purposes.
Siren Federate is delivered as a plug-in which can be simply added to existing deployments. The plug-in adds a new REST endpoint (/siren) where the extended Elasticsearch syntax API is provided with a new join query operator, thoughtfully integrated with both Search and Scroll APIs. As no change happens to the original APIs, you can leverage the new capabilities by starting to query the new endpoint bit by bit, no big rewriting needed.
Siren 14 is a dramatic change, built with fast paces high-volume Law Enforcmenet customers in mind. Use Siren 14 in any type of data-driven investigation to democratise intelligence data and dataset links accross the whole department
New Search uses Siren’s AI engine powered by a semantic data model, to join and interpet vast amounts of disparate data. Siren intuitively transform search results, ensuring accuracy and the consolidation of connected records in one secure location. Siren has unique and patented realational / graph search capabilities to make this possible.
Siren 14 takes Siren’s existing graphical analysis capabilities to the next level by streamlining the initial stages of the investigation. Users can locate and aggregate data faster than before. Once collated, data is transitioned into a graph browser for deeper analysis, to visualize complex data relationships and understand teh intricate web of criminal networks.
In Siren 14 we’ve reimagined the entire navigation, extending access to anyone in the organisation. New search makes Siren intuitive, like browsing the internet or shopping online. Anyone can now search for intelligence links, regardless of technical abilities, accross multiple data sources and get immediate results on both desktop and mobile devices.
Anti-Human Trafficking Intelligence Initiative AHTTI Founder & Chief Executive
Siren has helped us reduce the time to do an image search for a child by 40-45%. It’s also taking 60-70% less time to generate a report to provide to the agencies.
Head of Client Relations / Co-Founder Ex Arca
The new ability to search in Siren will push the control of basic investigations and safety check back into the hands of those who need it most. Siren mobile means that intelligence teams can focus on the work they are trained to do.
National security today is a large-scale data problem. Cyber is now a major battlespace. Traditional intelligence domains of SIGINT, HUMINT are being augmented by OSINT sources. The merging of classified information with open sources of information is now a critical part of the national security landscape.
Much of Law Enforcement is a searching exercise. Looking for useful data when investigating crime with digital forensics, electronic documents, email, complete digital footprints. Tactical investigation or broader Policing Intelligence is such a huge challenge for many Law Enforcement agencies. Often trying to process unrelated data with 30 year old desktop technology is very challenging and it is today a challenge for every Law Enforcement Agency in the world.
Fraud, insider threats and risk are huge issues for corporations globally. Many corporates are struggling with the scale of the fraud, risk and threat dynamic internally. They are standing up teams to act as an internal policing service for these threats. The trend is for cyber threat, fraud, financial crime and internal risk to come under a single operating unit to manage these corporate level risks. These units are now struggling to find a single unified platform to manage all the challenges they have on front of them.
Those tasked with protecting the most sensitive and critical networks are proactive in their threat stance. They have lots of data, internal, vendor data, free open sources. But out of billions of rows of data how do you stay alert to what is relevant and a real and present threat? How do you know what matters? What if you miss something very subtle?
