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Why Banks Need OSINT: Lessons from the TD Bank Scandal

Introduction Toronto-Dominion (TD), Canada’s second largest bank, is in trouble. Its AML programme has been under scrutiny for years, but a major...

By Rebecca Lindley

Enterprise Awards Nomination

Stuart Clarke shortlisted for Enterprise Awards We’re delighted to announce that our CEO, Stuart Clarke, has been shortlisted for the influential...

By Blackdot Solutions

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Reframing Wildlife Crime: International Networks and Organised Gangs

When most people think of wildlife crime, they might see it as being a relatively isolated affair. It’s easy to imagine individual poachers – or...

By Charli Foreman

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How Law Enforcement can use OSINT to fight human trafficking 

Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), though undoubtedly useful, has sometimes been considered a secondary method of investigation by law enforcement...

By Rebecca Lindley

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What is the Future of OSINT in Police Investigations?

Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) has long been recognised as an important source of insight into criminal activity and a vital resource for police...

By Blackdot Solutions

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Is OSINT the key to fighting welfare system fraud? 

In the financial year ending 2023, £6.4 billion was lost to fraudulent welfare claims in the UK.1 This hurts everyone: income from taxes which...

By Blackdot Solutions