Building a Digital Trail in the New Age of Big Data

Ten years ago, commonplace communication tools such as the iPhone and Facebook didn’t even exist, however the intelligence community was already becoming aware of a profound challenge that would be the key, or downfall, to the investigative mission. The data sources required to identify and connect suspects were growing in number and size while becoming increasingly different and disconnected from one another.  

Since then, the intelligence community has begun investing in technology to build a digital trail that spans and connects people, places, and events across data sources as divergent as travel, financial, and criminal records, as well as new data sources such as social media. 

Join us to learn how these techniques have evolved in the intelligence community and how they can be applied in emerging use cases such as law enforcement, fraud detection, and defense. Phill Mudd, former deputy director of both the CIA and FBI, will explain the challenges and possible solutions for cross-agency data sharing and cross-source analysis.

Craig Norris, CEO, Chiliad Inc. will discuss an approach to big data analytics to enable government analysts to:

• Reduce start-up and ongoing operational big data costs by eliminating the time, security risk, and expense of data consolidation projects
• Develop big data analytics solutions that share data across agencies at a total cost of ownership lower than other alternatives
• Reduce training and administration costs
• Query classified and unclassified data across domains
• Comply with privacy laws

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Anthony Decker
Chiliad Government at 
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