Forensic expertise
Behaviour and context analysis • generation of informed hypotheses • plausibility check • offender attribution • risk analysis • OSINT
Digital forensic behaviour analysis
In most cases, criminals prepare their offence with the help of information from the internet. Digital sources of information are also used after the offence has been committed - sometimes even during its execution. The perpetrators inevitably leave behind traces that can be visualised as part of the analysis. It is often the only way to explain what happened at a crime scene.
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Small footprint analysis
In contrast to online marketing, where significant behavioural patterns are identified, forensic analysis examines weak individual patterns that can provide clues as to the perpetrator’s motives, level of information and origin.
Data Complementation
In a novel reconstruction process, different data sources are linked together so that informed hypotheses and specific perpetrator characteristics can be derived that would otherwise have remained hidden.
Platform analysis
The content of communication platforms, such as Telegram, which is often difficult to keep track of, can also provide information on the preparation and observation of criminal offences. Specialised analyses convey fundamental developments and reveal radicalisation processes.
