Fight human trafficking

Search and capture any open source data and store it in a read-only format in a secure, collaborative hub.

Any internal or external intelligence source, where access is permitted, can be searched. Examples include:

• Consented data – LexisNexis, Pipl, Whooster, FullContact etc.
• Social media – Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn etc.
• Create bespoke connectors for internal databases

Choose a non-attributable network to remain anonymous and to conduct covert, online surveillance.

Drag and drop your communications data into Chorus and custom cleansing rules will remove the noise and format it ready for in-depth analysis. Examples include:

• Call data records – identify the inbound and outbound call history of suspected traffickers.
• Cell site data – Track the location of a suspects phone against known locations of victims.
• Handset downloads – Seize the phone of a suspect and perform an image or keyword search to find messages relating to trafficking.
• CCTV – Track the movements of suspected traffickers eg: bank visits and cash withdrawals.
• ALPR – Track a suspect’s vehicle and overlay with other data sets eg: cell site data.
• Bank statements – Analyze billing data to identify suspicious transactions eg: wages going into forged victim accounts.

Visualize and interrogate your data through timelines, maps, pivot tables and matrices to draw connections between suspects and victims.

For example, overlay call data and cell site locations on to maps to determine possible home locations of suspects and concentration of victims.

Or, overlay bank statements with cell site and CCTV information to show a suspected trafficker using a victim’s bank account.

Chorus integrates seamlessly with IBM i2 Analyst’s Notebook to offer further data enrichment and visualization.