National security investigations rarely stop at the border. Transnational criminal organizations (TCOs) involved in fentanyl trafficking, human smuggling, terrorism and other criminal activities often rely on social media, online communities and other open-source platforms as part of their operations. Despite the global nature of these networks, it is in local communities across the United States where the harmful effects are felt most acutely. For this reason, agencies at the federal, state and local levels leverage OSINT to map transnational criminal networks, disrupt their operations and proactively protect communities.
Join an exclusive webinar as Joshua Skule, former FBI Executive Assistant Director for Intelligence, Tranquility AI Founder & CEO Jim Penrose (former NSA Technical Director for Counterterrorism), and Fivecast’s Brittany Mason team up to explore today’s threat environment. They’ll unpack how investigators use AI-powered OSINT to uncover hidden connections within massive amounts of digital information. Jim will also deliver a live demonstration of TimePilot, an AI-powered evidence analysis tool, analyzing Fivecast-collected OSINT to accelerate investigations.
Attendees will learn
- How TCO’s are using online platforms to support their operations today
- Why global threats often have local impacts across the United States
- How investigators use Fivecast to uncover difficult-to-find online activity linked to criminal networks
- How AI helps surface hidden patterns and relationships within large OSINT collections
Register today to see how agencies use OSINT and AI to uncover critical connections, accelerate analysis and gain deeper insights into today’s evolving threat landscape.
Who Should Attend?
This event is designed for intelligence analysts, law enforcement personnel, counterterrorism professionals, criminal investigators and other public sector professionals responsible for identifying, assessing and responding to evolving threats. Prior experience with OSINT or AI-powered investigative tools is not required; the session will focus on practical strategies for uncovering hidden connections, analyzing large volumes of digital information and accelerating intelligence and investigative workflows. Others are welcome.
Transnational organized crime poses a significant threat to global security, leveraging online networks and communication to conduct illicit activities. Open-source intelligence (OSINT) is crucial in disrupting these networks by providing.
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Transnational criminal organizations have greater reach and access to softer borders due to globalization and advancements in online communications technology, allowing them to carry out illegal activities with more ease.
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Criminal activity is increasingly digital and traditional manual methods make it harder for law enforcement to keep pace. From temporary posts and stories to hidden online networks, critical intelligence is.
RequestAbout Fivecast
Fivecast delivers intelligence solutions built for clarity, powered by AI, and trusted to surface what matters. Engineered to solve complex intelligence challenges, our platform cuts through digital noise to help those protecting nations, borders, businesses, and communities uncover critical insights before risk becomes reality.
Trusted by agencies and enterprises across national security, law enforcement, defense, corporate security, and financial crime, Fivecast was born from collaboration between governments and research institutions. Headquartered in Australia with a global footprint, we support the world’s most critical missions.
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About Tranquility AI
Tranquility AI is a technology company dedicated to helping public safety, law enforcement, and national security organizations work more effectively with complex data. Its AI-driven investigative platforms analyze disparate digital evidence to surface key insights, identify potential risks, and support evidence-based decision-making. Tranquility AI’s CJIS-compliant solutions act as force multipliers for justice, enabling investigators to work faster and resolve complex cases more efficiently.
