Verify claims with concrete digital investigation evidence and Open Source Intelligence.
Open source and digital information provide a bounty of critical information you need to paint a complete picture of truth. You need actionable insights to make the best decisions for your organization. Avoid costly missteps with exposure to:
Get access to the hidden information they might not want you to see. With a digital investigation you can make confident decisions.
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Avoid the pitfalls of misleading claims and information that cost massive amounts of time and valuable resources if not discovered.
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If it can be posted online, it can be found online.
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With important insights coming to you quickly you can make decisions faster and with more confidence.
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No, this is against the law.
No. Some social platforms require a relationship to exist between both parties. We do not befriend a subject to obtain access to their profile.
Due to the privacy policies set on the profile we’ll only be able to view information that is visible to the public. We won’t be able to gain further access to the specific activity and posts on the profile. “False friending” is considered unethical, nor is it allowed in situations involving litigation.
Yes, videos can be preserved and be provided in either a link or hard disc.
No — most social media platforms strip image-level metadata (such as GPS location or EXIF details) before making content public, primarily for privacy and security reasons.
That said, social media posts do generate their own metadata (timestamps, account information, engagement data, etc.). This type of metadata can be preserved and authenticated for litigation purposes.
You need confirmation of stated and implied information. Without true verification you run the risk of fraud costing your organization time and money.