Domain 4
OSINT/Threat Intelligence

Description: CCTV/Video Analytics for OSINT (Open-Source Intelligence) involves using advanced technology to analyze video footage from surveillance cameras to extract meaningful information. This tool can identify objects, track movements, detect unusual behavior, and recognize patterns or individuals of interest. By leveraging video analytics, law enforcement, intelligence agencies, and investigators can quickly analyze large volumes of footage to gather actionable intelligence. The tool enhances situational awareness, aids investigations, and supports decision-making by providing insights from visual data.

Description: Drone technology is revolutionizing the way Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) is gathered. Drones are equipped with cameras, sensors, and other advanced tools that allow them to capture high-quality images, videos, and real-time data from hard-to-reach areas. In OSINT applications, drones can be used to monitor public events, map terrains, conduct environmental surveillance, and track movements over large areas. Their agility and ability to collect data from diverse locations make them invaluable tools for intelligence gathering.

Description: The Crypto Analysis and Intelligence Mapping Tool is designed to trace cryptocurrency transactions and provide a clear understanding of their flow. Using spider maps and detailed reports, the tool helps uncover the trails of digital assets, mapping out wallet connections and identifying potential patterns of suspicious activity. The tool can trace IP addresses linked to specific transaction IDs and compile a tabulated report of wallet history, providing valuable insights for law enforcement agencies (LEAs) to investigate cryptocurrency-related crimes.

Description: The Dark Web and CDR Analysis Tool is designed to help investigators uncover links between activities on the Dark Web and call-related data from Call Detail Records (CDRs). The tool leverages OSINT (Open-Source Intelligence) and advanced data analytics to identify connections between suspicious communications, Dark Web transactions, and illegal activities. By combining insights from the Dark Web with CDR data, investigators can identify patterns, trace networks, and gather actionable intelligence to combat cybercrime, fraud, trafficking, and other illicit activities.

Description: The Virtual Number and VoIP Intelligence Tool is designed to assist in tracing virtual numbers and Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) calls often used in cybercrimes like bullying, harassment, and fraud. Virtual numbers, which can originate from any country code (e.g., +1, +44), make it challenging to track perpetrators. This tool decodes the IP and gathers basic information about VoIP calls, including SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) details. It provides intelligence on the origin of the virtual number, websites or platforms used, and basic user details, helping investigators gain insights into cybercriminal activities.