Building a Stronger Executive Protection Team with OSINT
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Social Media Data Reveals Key Insights in ICAC Investigations
Date Posted: March 28th, 2024
Social media data is vital to investigations. Download this resource to learn how the Georgia Bureau of Investigation implemented social media into their ICAC investigations to reveal key insights and learn how they were able to:
- Quickly cross-reference social media with forensic examinations
- Reveal pertinent information after deletion
- Identify additional targets for forensic examination
Learn how one of the most forward-thinking agencies in the country is utilizing social media data.
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