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pa|Today, we are excited to announce the release of Analyze 21.0—and with it, some big news. Today, we are proud to officially launch the Griffeye Processing Engine. In this conversation with the Program Director at SHIFT Wellness, Beth Medina, we discuss the tools and strategies CSA investigators… February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations. We recently sat down with our Product Owner Frida Landin, and CTO and Co-founder Mattias Shamlo… December 8 @ 2 pm UTC November 18 @ 3 pm UTC In Analyze 20.3, you will find that we’ve made big updates to the GID as well as important improvements to… To dig deeper into what it means to serve those who protect at Griffeye, we sat down with our CEO,… In this article, published in Police Professional, Griffeye’s CEO, Johann Hofmann, explains how tech is evolving to fight the growing… The 20.2 release is mostly about quality improvements, but we also added a new function that we hope will have… July 8 @ 1 pm UTC (15:00 CEST) Today, we are thrilled to announce the release of Analyze 20.1, including Griffeye Brain for video. Today, we’re excited to launch our full-featured Analyze DI online training to further support law enforcement professionals working to… With 30 years under his belt as a police officer, 16 years of that as a computer forensics… The recent release of Analyze 20.0 was significant. Not only is 20.0 a landmark number but also the release contains… Today, we are excited to announce the release of Analyze 20.0. The main highlight is Griffeye Connect, the new open… In this article published in Police Professional, it is discussed why artificial intelligence is important now more than ever…
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pa|Today, we are proud to officially launch the Griffeye Processing Engine. A brand new solution in the Analyze platform built… Law enforcement agencies worldwide will benefit from cutting-edge artificial intelligence that detects child sexual abuse in video material. Griffeye today announced the launch of Griffeye Analyze online training… Griffeye today announced the integration with Two Hat’s CEASE.ai technology… Griffeye today announced the release of Griffeye Intelligence Database (GID). With the technical integration between Analyze DI Pro and LACE Carver, users will be able to handle the whole investigations… The technology, trained at Taskforce Argos, Queensland Police in Australia, will help investigators filter out relevant information… During April and May, Griffeye has further strengthened its presence in the EMEA region by signing four new sales partner… Bringing new and existing customers dedicated North American support and service NYU Tandon and Griffeye Researchers Use Artificial Intelligence Technology to Quickly Analyze Photos… Griffeye increases focus on the APAC region with the recruitment of a new Senior Solutions Executive, Magnus Hedlund. In response to the growing volume and varying quality of data involved in… Griffeye and Magnet Forensics today announced their partnership at the 2015 Florida Internet Crimes Against… Washington, DC, August 10, 2015 – NetClean announced today that it is changing its brand to Safer Society Group, a… Analyze Relations, a new feature in Analyze DI 15.1, is an industry first visual navigation tool that enables digital investigators… NetClean and Nuix, today announced a technology partnership to integrate their investigative tools and allow users to…
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pa|iForensics offers worldwide professional computer forensics services, training, and tools especially for the Chinese world. Furthermore, we offer necessary forensics technical support and consulting services to help enterprises, governments, non-profit organizations, and individuals who encounter any emergencies such as intellectual property infringement, hacking, data leakage, and digital crimes etc. The goal of our service is to find any evidence through a structured investigation by identifying, collecting, validating, and analyzing the digital evidence. Risk Diversion Digital are all about Digital Forensics. This includes Computer Forensics, Cell phone and Mobile Device… DataExpert is a value-added reseller of software and hardware for investigative services in the public and private sector. INSEC Security is the leader of information security, digital forensics, and mobile forensics based in South Korea. With more than 20 years’ experience, mh SERVICE GmbH is one of today’s leading providers and suppliers of products… S-TECH is an Hong Kong based company focus on Digital Forensics and associated investigation tools… Mediarecovery owns one of the biggest Computer Forensics laboratories in Europe, where the search and analysis… iForensics offers worldwide professional computer forensics services, training, and tools especially for the Chinese… CBIT Digital Forensics Services (CDFS) is Australia’s premier and most trusted supplier of Digital Forensic Tools… Focus Systems is a “general information service company” providing total solutions to customers…
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pa|Analyze 19.5 is now available! This release is mainly about maintenance and usability improvements… Update: We’re sorry to tell you that the event has been postponed. For more information visit https://www.icddf.com Johann Hofmann, CEO of Griffeye, discusses why AI and facial recognition are… In the 19.4 release, we have mainly focused on improvements to the Griffeye Intelligence Database (GID). But we have also… January 16, 2020 @ 15.00 CEST (9 am EST) and 4 pm PST (7 pm EST) While data contains a wealth of valuable information that previously would have been impossible to find… In the 19.3 release, we have focused on improving overall performance and usability as well as adding new functionality to… We’re hosting a get-together event in Bristol and Leicester in October with our partner CameraForensics… October 23, 2019 @ 15:00 CEST (9 am EDT) We’re hosting a get-together event in Bristol and Leicester in October with our partner CameraForensics… September 18, 2019 @ 15:00 CEST (9 am EDT) Griffeye Brain Objects is not only faster and more accurate, but it also has the capacity to identify multiple objects… In this release, we have upgraded our AI technology Griffeye Brain with greatly enhanced speed and accuracy along with… We can’t wait to soon be back at the annual Youth, Technology & Virtual Communities (YTVC) Conference in Australia, hosted… Are you planning on going to the Crimes Against Children Conference in Dallas next week? If so, we’d love to meet you and… The concept of GID is built around the idea of connecting investigators with each other… It’s only been three weeks since the release of Analyze 19.0 – a major upgrade of the Analyze platform… Today, we are proud to announce the release of Analyze 19.0, including the biggest upgrade in Griffeye history: GID (Griffeye… June 19, 2019 @ 15:00 CEST (9 am EDT) May 28, 2019 @ 15:00 CEST (9 am EDT)
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h2|Release of Analyze 19.5 Join us and Bellingcat at ICDDF 2020 How AI and Facial Recognition Are Transforming Police Case Management Release of Analyze 19.4 Webinar: How to leverage GPS data in your digital media investigations Identifying victims in millions of images and thousand hours of video Release of Analyze 19.3 Griffeye and CameraForensics are coming to Leeds! Webinar: Get the most out of your digital media investigations Griffeye is coming to Bristol and Leicester! Webinar: Griffeye Brain in Analyze DI Pro Multi-object detection – now in Griffeye Brain Release of Analyze 19.2 Meet us at the YTVC Conference next week! Meet us at the Crimes Against Children Conference GID – A Big Step for Intelligence Sharing and Collaboration Release of Analyze 19.1 Release of Analyze 19.0 Webinar: Get to know GID Webinar: Analyze DI Pro 101
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pa|From the 19.0 release, there will be changes for Analyze DI Core users who currently use the product for collaborative… In this release, we have mostly focused on resolving issues and improving quality. But it also includes some additional improvements. April 25, 2019 @ 15:00 CEST (9 am EST) Every year law enforcement officers identify and save thousands of children around the world from sexual abuse… We are happy to start the year with the release of Analyze 18.5, which is primarily about quality and maintenance… Feb 13th, 2019 @ 15:00 CET (9 am EST) Based on feedback from our users we have done several significant improvements and updates to Analyze CS Operations… The INTERPOL Victim Identification Task Force recently gathered investigators from around the world for a victim identification… November 29, Griffeye is hosting a webinar on how to locate and extract data from media devices directly into the… 75 of the world’s most promising police technology startups from around the world are listed in the report. Griffeye is… Johann Hofmann talks about the integration of BlueBear’s LACE carver and describes how the partnership came about. With the LACE Carver integrated into the Analyze platform, users will be able to handle the whole investigation chain… Let us present the best-in-class LACE Carver integrated into the Griffeye Analyze platform… In the 18.2 release, we have focused on a range of quality improvements to make our most used tools even… On the Griffeye portal you’ll find a bunch of new e-learning videos, including introductions on how to get started… Griffeye Brain detects child sexual abuse content in massive image and video datasets. Here’s how we trained it… Griffeye’s Eric Oldenburg about why the mental health of investigators is a subject that we must talk more about… August 28, Griffeye is hosting a webinar on how to generate more efficient workflows using the Griffeye Technology. “I can’t think of any other work that is more fulfilling than helping children.” That comment says a lot about… What started as a side project is now a highly appreciated and requested new feature in Griffeye Analyze DI Pro…
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h2|Upcoming changes in Analyze DI Core Release of Analyze 18.6 –Small change, big impact Webinar: Quicker cases and better outcomes with Facial Recognition Building solutions to keep investigators in the job longer Release of Analyze 18.5 – A stronger foundation for the future Webinar: Collaboration workflows in Analyze DI Pro Release of Analyze 18.4 – Utilize the team power One operation — 27 identified victims using Analyze CS Operations Webinar: Best-in-class Carver as part of the Griffeye Analyze platform New report lists most promising police tech companies Griffeye x BlueBear – A partnership driven by our user community Reveal critical evidence with integrated Carving technology Release of Analyze 18.3 – Carve to success Release of Analyze 18.2 – All about quality New How-To Videos on the Griffeye portal The new Griffeye AI technology – trained at Taskforce Argos Reducing the Mental Stress of Investigators Webinar: Using Griffeye Technology to Increase Efficiency and Results Help is at hand: Meet Eric Oldenburg, Griffeye’s new tech evangelist Face Recognition in DI Pro– Now for both images and videos
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pa|A dedicated team of developers and end users brought their creativity, ideas and knowledge together to develop… Following up the latest, and very well received, release of Face Recognition, we are today happy to announce… Today, Griffeye release new AI technology for Analyze DI Pro that will help investigators filter out relevant… The Face Detection App in DI Pro, simply called Face, is now 3x faster and more accurate than ever. The Face app… Today, we announce the release of Analyze 18.0, with two exciting new features. The first major news is that Face… Last month, Director & Head of Griffeye, Johann Hofmann, was published in the Interpol Newsletter… In June, our experts are coming to a city near you to showcase how an integrated approach to digital forensics… At Griffeye, we are proud of having been involved in this project for several years. The project, run by The… The latest advances in Artificial Intelligence (AI) means new opportunities for investigators and their teams. March 16, Griffeye is hosting a webinar on how to investigate large volumes of images and videos in the most… Earlier this month, Director & Co-founder of Griffeye, Pelle Garå, was published in the Interpol Newsletter… We will be there to present our digital media investigation platform and of course, to talk with you… Analyze DI Pro includes the new CameraForensics app, which is integrated into the workflow of the Pro version… Analyze DI Pro offers advanced analytical features and capabilities, technology integrations, and the flexibility… We now launch a new improved user portal, which will allow for even more features and developments in the future… New Analyze DI Pro not only includes all the great features and analytical capabilities of Analyze, with Analyze… Analyze DI Pro will include a number of new, powerful and exciting features, such as next generation video… Seamless, automatic integration can lead to great solutions for users. Rich information flow easily… We speak to Johann Hofmann, Head of Griffeye, about the latest Analyze updates led by the new DI Pro… In the newest release of Analyze, 17.1.1, we launch the first step of Analyze Command. Command allows integration of third…
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h2|Several new tools developed at the Griffeye Hackathon: Griffhack Release of Analyze 18.1 – Still a No-Brainer New AI technology trained to aid child abuse investigations Face Recognition — Now in DI Pro Release of Analyze 18.0 – A No-Brainer Using technology to get results: Think outside the silo Griffeye & Magnet Forensics Present: Integrated Image and Video Analysis DHS is using facial recognition to help rescue victims of child exploitation. AI and machine learning: The future is now Crash course in visual media investigation Using technology to get results: Accumulated knowledge Meet us at GPEC in Frankfurt next week Try Analyze DI Pro with new CameraForensics Release of Analyze 17.2 – On top of your game Release of our new user portal and web shop Great value – Analyze DI Pro & Analyze CS Operations Launch of Analyze Di Pro – Advanced Integrated Workflow Automation – the next big leap in digital investigations Be on top of your game – with the new Analyze DI Pro edition Analyze 17.1.1 – Take Command!
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pa|In September, Griffeye and Magnet Forensics are coming to Europe to talk about integrated digital forensics. If you want a… Last week, the Head of Griffeye, Johann Hofmann, presented at the 2nd INTERPOL Digital Forensic Expert Group meeting in Seoul,… Today we are proud to officially launch Analyze CS Operations. It is a powerful solution for processing and analyzing digital… Are there challenges in teamwork that technology could help solve? We put the question to two different law enforcement teams… In the latest release of Griffeye Analyze, the Amped FIVE plugin has been added to Analyze Forensic Market… In addition to the major launch of Analyze CS Operations, and a range of improvements, the big news in the… We are excited to announce the launch of a new product in our product range, Analyze DI Pro, that will… What are the driving forces for Jad Saliba, founder and CTO at Magnet Forensics, and what are his thoughts… With the launch of Analyze DI Pro, we have decided to make the pro bono version of Analyze DI available… With four new sales partners covering seven European countries and South Africa, Griffeye has further… Griffeye opens a subsidiary in USA, that will give North American customers closer support in their valuable work. Griffeye Inc… Griffeye is proud to announce the opening of a US office dedicated to serving our North American customers. This is… Griffeye has teamed up with the New York University to start building novel tools. Griffeye Director Johann Hofmann tells us… Researchers at the New York University Tandon School of Engineering and Griffeye have begun building a sophisticated suite… We kickstart 2017 with the release of Analyze 17.0.0 with the possibility for our CS users to add face recognition.… We are delighted to announce five new partners in the APAC region, based in Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Indonesia, Malaysia,… He has over twenty years’ experience of relationship based sales, a great professional network and detailed knowledge of… Reaching the end of 2016 we lay the final bricks in the solid foundation for an exciting 2017. Today we… Amped Software was officially created in 2008 and my ultimate aim has been to create tools that are the world… Sometimes the big changes happen in the background. They don’t change the way something looks or feels, but suddenly they…
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pa|A big congratulations to Jim Cole, national program manager for victim identification at the Department of Homeland Security, who received… The Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Non-Cooperative Biometrics Program will use the Griffeye Analyze platform to evaluate cutting-edge technologies, such… Today we are excited to announce that the world’s leading digital media investigation platform, NetClean Analyze, has moved into a… Today we are excited to announce that the world’s leading digital media investigation platform, NetClean Analyze, has moved into a… Today we are excited to announce that the world’s leading digital media investigation platform, NetClean Analyze, has moved into a… Newly created Safer Society Group will become the parent company of two subsidiary businesses, NetClean Technologies and newly launched Griffeye… As soon as one case is closed, another opens up. More child sexual abuse (CSA) cases emerge every day and… With the release of the new NetClean Analyze DI feature Analyze Relations, Johann Hofmann, explains how letting novel tools aid… When it comes to law enforcement, everything has to be about crime fighting. While this may seem obvious, the explosion…
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pa|Today we are proud to release a new video on how the Analyze Platform helps investigators accumulate knowledge, build intelligence… After many years of working close to organizations such as law enforcement agencies, Pelle Garå at Griffeye… Quality is one of Griffeye’s three core values and we can’t stress enough how important the quality work is for… We are pleased to kick off our second year with the launch of Griffeye Analyze 16.2.2. The new version extends… Taking good care of our customers is something that we take really seriously at Griffeye. We want to build great… As digital content’s role in investigations continues to increase, law officers are relying on advanced technology to help solve a… Have a look at the latest release, Analyze 16.2, with major improvements and several new features. Our CS customers won’t… EnCase Forensic becomes Project VIC compliant and integrates with Griffeye Analyze using the VICS data model. Digital forensic investigators from around the world agree that video is continuing to play a large role in child sexual… AZICAC investigators have decreased their workloads between 70 and 80 percent. While processing 980,000 images… The CNN Freedom Project is a set of incredible stories that amplify the voices of the victims of modern-day slavery… As law enforcement cases become more complex – whether because of geography or technology – having access to specialized solutions… 2016 is already shaping up to be a busy year for Griffeye’s CTO Mattias Shamlo – and it’s only March… “This has been the most significant change in forensics and dealing with these cases that our folks have seen ever,”… Nearly a million minutes of video content will cross the global IP network by 2019—which means that more video than… We are attending the 19th European Police Congress in Berlin, starting today. It is the largest conference for internal security… 2015 has been extremely busy for Johann Hofmann, Director and Head of Griffeye. From speaking with hundreds of… By partnering with ICMEC and Project VIC, a wider audience of law enforcement officers around the world have access to… To enact true change, the right tools and proper training is key, but advanced, first-class tools tend to have a… Since April 2015 Griffeye and Nuix are in a technology partnership, integrating their investigative tools and allowing users to analyze…
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pa|Griffeye Analyze is a versatile software platform for digital media investigations. Used by law enforcement, defense and national security agencies across the globe, the platform gives law enforcement and intelligence professionals a leg up on ever-increasing volumes of image and video files. Save valuable time thanks to algorithms that automatically prioritize information, filter irrelevant digital files, and flag critical clues. Investigations that used to take months, even years, can now be wrapped up in hours or days. Scale up the platform according to your needs, number of users and file storage requirements. Different versions of the (paid) Analyze platform can be connected across departments and borders to create a collaborative intelligence sharing ecosystem. For individual investigators in their daily work, the DI Pro software makes it easy to import, process and review complex information. For group efforts on individual cases, CS Operations gives you and your colleagues a digital base of operations for reviewing and analyzing materials. For organizations pursuing ongoing investigations, CS Enterprise provides a dynamic repository for building intelligence over time. MyGriffeye User Portal is the gateway to a large and active community of users, developers and other stakeholders. You can exchange advice with your fellow Griffeye users, provide feedback on the platform and take advantage of a vast number of community-generated plug-ins. An extensive digital marketplace gives you access to valuable apps developed by Griffeye and by third-party developers – allowing you to add new functionality as your needs change. The first release of our AI module, Griffeye Brain, actively scans material in order to identify and flag child sexual abuse material. This intelligent technology — featuring algorithms trained on real data — determines whether or not a file is pertinent to an investigation. This helps investigators focus on what’s important and move faster in identifying victims.
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pa|Focus Systems is a “general information service company” providing total solutions to customers. In order to continue meeting increasingly sophisticated and diversified needs, we constantly strive to create new solutions by combating the unique skills and expertise we have accumulated with cutting-edge technology. Risk Diversion Digital are all about Digital Forensics. This includes Computer Forensics, Cell phone and Mobile Device… DataExpert is a value-added reseller of software and hardware for investigative services in the public and private sector. INSEC Security is the leader of information security, digital forensics, and mobile forensics based in South Korea. With more than 20 years’ experience, mh SERVICE GmbH is one of today’s leading providers and suppliers of products… S-TECH is an Hong Kong based company focus on Digital Forensics and associated investigation tools… Mediarecovery owns one of the biggest Computer Forensics laboratories in Europe, where the search and analysis… iForensics offers worldwide professional computer forensics services, training, and tools especially for the Chinese… CBIT Digital Forensics Services (CDFS) is Australia’s premier and most trusted supplier of Digital Forensic Tools… Focus Systems is a “general information service company” providing total solutions to customers…
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pa|Moreover, the laboratory specializes in data recovery and data erase. The specialists of Mediarecovery are the most experienced on the Polish market in analyzing digital information, including incident information, network intrusion, unethical or illegal activities of employees. More than 6500 expertise have been performed so far. Mediarecovery also implements the systems of data security, applications and IT infrastructure in enterprises and institutions. The company is a distributor of IT security solutions produced by RSA, FireEye, Guidance Software, Symantec, MobileIron. Unique combination of skills and experience made the Mediarecovery one of the few companies which comprehensively deals with the safety of the whole process of digital data – from preventive measures (IT security systems), through activities related to the exploration of digital evidence (computer forensics) , and ending with the irretrievable data erasure (development and production of equipment eg. degaussers). Mediarecovery implemented Information Security Management System based on the standard CEI / IEC ISO 27001:2013. The system guarantees that the company fulfills all the legal requirements and gives maximum protection of the processed and stored information. In 2008 Mediarecovery was certified by the Polish Internal Security Agency (ABW) that confirms that process of classifying information is safe. Risk Diversion Digital are all about Digital Forensics. This includes Computer Forensics, Cell phone and Mobile Device… DataExpert is a value-added reseller of software and hardware for investigative services in the public and private sector. INSEC Security is the leader of information security, digital forensics, and mobile forensics based in South Korea. With more than 20 years’ experience, mh SERVICE GmbH is one of today’s leading providers and suppliers of products… S-TECH is an Hong Kong based company focus on Digital Forensics and associated investigation tools… Mediarecovery owns one of the biggest Computer Forensics laboratories in Europe, where the search and analysis… iForensics offers worldwide professional computer forensics services, training, and tools especially for the Chinese… CBIT Digital Forensics Services (CDFS) is Australia’s premier and most trusted supplier of Digital Forensic Tools… Focus Systems is a “general information service company” providing total solutions to customers…
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pa|INSEC Security is the leader of information security, digital forensics, and mobile forensics based in South Korea. INSEC Security has been an authorized distributor and a reseller as well as an authorized training partner(ATP) for many of global Digital and Mobile Forensic, Malware Analysis, Penetration Pen testing and Vulnerability Assessment, and Endpoint Cyber Security companies. Risk Diversion Digital are all about Digital Forensics. This includes Computer Forensics, Cell phone and Mobile Device… DataExpert is a value-added reseller of software and hardware for investigative services in the public and private sector. INSEC Security is the leader of information security, digital forensics, and mobile forensics based in South Korea. With more than 20 years’ experience, mh SERVICE GmbH is one of today’s leading providers and suppliers of products… S-TECH is an Hong Kong based company focus on Digital Forensics and associated investigation tools… Mediarecovery owns one of the biggest Computer Forensics laboratories in Europe, where the search and analysis… iForensics offers worldwide professional computer forensics services, training, and tools especially for the Chinese… CBIT Digital Forensics Services (CDFS) is Australia’s premier and most trusted supplier of Digital Forensic Tools… Focus Systems is a “general information service company” providing total solutions to customers…
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pa|A typical Analyze DI user normally uses only a fraction of the software’s full capacity. With Griffeye’s Analyze DI Pro Certification, you can be sure you are utilizing the most powerful solution available. The online training sessions are specifically designed for teams working on child sexual abuse cases, so you will learn how Griffeye Analyze is built to support you in such cases. Knowledge is critical – whether you’re starting out or looking to advance. Our aim is that through gained knowledge in Analyze DI, you will be able to increase both the effectiveness and quality of investigations, while decreasing unnecessary exposure and time spent on duplicative work. With the end goal of identifying and saving more victims. Our online training is a substitute for our regular in-class training. Industry-standard certifications have become instrumental in digital forensics. With the Griffeye Analyze DI Pro Certification, you can be sure you are utilizing the most powerful solution available and have a credential that you are an expert in the functions and features of Analyze DI. Eric Oldenburg has been teaching Griffeye Analyze and Project VIC since 2014. Before joining Griffeye, he was a police officer with the Phoenix Police Department in Arizona for 24 years. 15 years of that working at the Internet Crimes Against Children Taskforce. Tristan Oliver is well-known for his skills and expertise in computer forensics. He recently retired after 30 years as a police officer, 16 years of that working as a computer forensics expert and the last six years focusing on high-risk child abuse and exploitation cases. John Madsen recently joined Griffeye after retiring as a Detective with the Gainesville Police Department in Florida, having worked as an investigator, forensic examiner, and the last 10 years as the North Florida ICAC Task Force Commander.
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pa|Today we are proud to release a new video on how the Analyze Platform helps investigators accumulate knowledge, build intelligence and solve more cases. At the same time our website changes shape, with a new look and feel. The video is next step in clarifying our product range and how the different products work together and streamlining our communication. Watch the video here and let us know what you think February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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pa|Nearly a million minutes of video content will cross the global IP network by 2019—which means that more video than ever is floating around networks, and it’s not all just for entertainment. Whether it’s the introduction of police-worn body cameras or viral videos of crimes appearing across social media, it’s clear why officers are increasingly depending on videos to find evidence and solve crimes. However, the amount of data being created in the form of video content is staggering, and law enforcement is struggling to keep up the volume of data being produced. Today, we are proud to officially launch the Griffeye Processing Engine. A brand new solution in the Analyze platform built… February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements.
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pa|One of the biggest improvements in this release is Face Recognition technology in Analyze DI Pro. With a revamped face detection engine, the result is significantly improved detection rates and the possibility to detect faces even in the most complex conditions, such as bad lighting, blurry and noisy streams, as well as faces at an angle. C Furthermore, users can now push cases from a workspace directly into CS Operations using Windows credentials. Along with the possibility to search for similar images from Exif thumbnails and log in to Analyze using a single sign-on, this release will hopefully save you a lot of time February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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pa|Griffeye Analyze CS Operations is built for multiple users to work on the same case and seamlessly share intelligence. Based on the feedback from our users we have now done several significant improvements and updates to the product. Two things that deserve extra mentioning is the new and improved file search along with the hash database engine that has been completely revamped to have positive impact on, for instance, the speed of matching and import processes. In addition to these CS Operations targeted features, the 18.4 release also includes several bug fixes and quality improvements in both Analyze DI Pro and Analyze CS Enterprise February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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December 21, 2018 Sara Ekberg 2018 has been a year of many new innovations. Going into 2019, one main focus is to further develop solutions to facilitate collaboration and information sharing. In this last release of the year, we have pre-started by improving our collaboration server Analyze CS Operations with several updates. Start your free 90-day trial of Analyze DI Pro Create an account or get in touch. Free trial Contact sales Start your free 90-day trial of Analyze DI Pro. Create an account or hit us up! Free trial Contact sales More Griffeye news
pa|With the integration of the LACE Carver by BlueBear, it will now be possible to add another dimension when extracting images and videos from any digital media device. Our users will get a powerful extraction tool, that includes advanced media carving, as part of their investigation tool. In addition to the LACE Carver integration, the 18.3 release also includes a couple of improvements. For example,it is now possible to automatically embed custom Case Data when generating a report. Also, we’ve added the ability to utilize the GPU when processing video in CS Enterprise to improve the overall performance when ingesting video February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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em|The LACE Carver is a third-party module that requires a separate license. It will be available to buy in the Griffeye Webshop as part of a DI Pro license.
pa|Today, we are excited to announce the release of Analyze 21.0—and with it, some big news. Today, we are proud to officially launch the Griffeye Processing Engine. In this conversation with the Program Director at SHIFT Wellness, Beth Medina, we discuss the tools and strategies CSA investigators… February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations. We recently sat down with our Product Owner Frida Landin, and CTO and Co-founder Mattias Shamlo… December 8 @ 2 pm UTC November 18 @ 3 pm UTC In Analyze 20.3, you will find that we’ve made big updates to the GID as well as important improvements to…
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pa|Well, we have great news. We kickstart 2017 with the release of Analyze 17.0.0 with the possibility for our CS users to add face recognition. Technology integration with not only means you can seamlessly use state-of-the-art face recognition in Analyze, you can also leverage other tools within the Analyze suite to enrich it with more information and knowledge to build a better workflow. The NEC NeoFace integration is the first step of many more as we work to improve and enhance face recognition in the Analyze tool. It is also the first step in a long row of great new features waiting to be revealed in 2017. This is 17.0 – Phase One and we can’t wait to tell you what’s next! February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations. We recently sat down with our Product Owner Frida Landin, and CTO and Co-founder Mattias Shamlo… December 8 @ 2 pm UTC November 18 @ 3 pm UTC In Analyze 20.3, you will find that we’ve made big updates to the GID as well as important improvements to…
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st|What if you could recognize and cluster media with matching faces? Well, that is one of the major things on the wish list that you have given us. Does this person appear somewhere else in the database? And do we know who the person standing next to him or her is?
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pa|Today, we are excited to announce the release of Analyze 21.0—and with it, some big news. Today, we are proud to officially launch the Griffeye Processing Engine. In this conversation with the Program Director at SHIFT Wellness, Beth Medina, we discuss the tools and strategies CSA investigators… February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations. We recently sat down with our Product Owner Frida Landin, and CTO and Co-founder Mattias Shamlo… In Analyze 20.3, you will find that we’ve made big updates to the GID as well as important improvements to… In this article, published in Police Professional, Griffeye’s CEO, Johann Hofmann, explains how tech is evolving to fight the growing… The 20.2 release is mostly about quality improvements, but we also added a new function that we hope will have…
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pa|For individual investigators who require a powerful set of tools to get the job done. Analyze DI Pro offers advanced analytical features and capabilities, and the flexibility to ensure a smooth and efficient workflow. Although more digital files mean more potential evidence, it’s nearly impossible to review and make sense of such large quantities of material without the proper tools. The process is not only time-consuming and frustrating, but it also results in missed leads and unidentified connections. Analyze DI Pro puts an end to that. With a wide set of advanced features and functions, . The computer does the heavy lifting so you can focus on doing what you do best: assembling clues, analyzing relationships and solving cases. Import everything from CCTV to native forensic image formats and start analyzing them straightaway. Save valuable time and energy by pre-categorizing known data and stacking duplicates. Leap ahead in your analysis by correlating metadata to open sources on the internet. Bring critical clues to the surface faster with analysis algorithms for filtering, sorting and searching. Cut down on your admin work with handy functions for detailed and fully customized reporting. Use the third-party apps you need to crack the case thanks to the ability to add plug-ins through the API. Automatically classify child sexual abuse content with outstanding accuracy. Automatically label image content based on thousands of concepts. Detect and recognize faces in image and video using technology applied to mass volume and “real world” imagery. MyGriffeye User Portal is the gateway to a large and active community of users, developers and other stakeholders. You can exchange advice with your fellow Griffeye users, provide feedback on the platform and take advantage of a vast number of community-generated plug-ins. An extensive digital marketplace gives you access to valuable apps developed by Griffeye and by third-party developers – allowing you to add new functionality as your needs change. Griffeye Brain is our AI technology which automatically scans through previously unseen material and suggests images relevant to a case. The technology is made up of two core solutions: The CSA classifier, which has been trained on real CSA case data, and the Object classifier, which can detect various objects and details in images.
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pa|For organizations pursuing ongoing investigations, CS Enterprise provides a dynamic repository for building intelligence over time. Analyze Collaboration Server Enterprise enables organizations to store and access all the relevant material they have ever collected. With the best-available image and video processing, and an intuitive user interface, investigators can quickly and easily start working with the centralized information. Stored knowledge becomes an asset for the future and can be used by new people on their first day. It also means that knowledge remains in an organization when individuals leave. The dashboard view gives an easy overview and control of the information and the collaboration. Collect insights and increase the overall intelligence of the organization. Rapidly and intelligently process huge volumes of images and video. The information is also stored and accumulated over the longterm to deliver fast, accurate Share information easily between colleagues and offices as well as across organizational and national borders. To maximize the skills, perspectives and knowledge of everyone involved. MyGriffeye User Portal is the gateway to a large and active community of users, developers and other stakeholders. You can exchange advice with your fellow Griffeye users, provide feedback on the platform and take advantage of a vast number of community-generated plug-ins. An extensive digital marketplace gives you access to valuable apps developed by Griffeye and by third-party developers – allowing you to add new functionality as your needs change. Available as a module within Analyze CS Enterprise, Entity Management lets you manage entities (e.g. persons, vehicles, organizations, objects) and link them automatically or manually.
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pa|Today, we are excited to announce the release of Analyze 21.0—and with it, some big news. Besides a host of fresh tools and updates, Griffeye users will now benefit from a brand new solution built to facilitate a more streamlined workflow between digital forensics units and investigating officers. The debuting Griffeye Processing Engine is built for forensic units and digital forensics labs who already work with automated workflows, but require an efficient tool they can use as part of the Analyze platform to process digital media, create cases, and easily hand over casework to the investigations unit February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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li|With the newly integrated Age Detection tool by Luxand, users can now automatically detect images depicting children below 12 years of age. The library of file type definitions for identifying specific files formats has now been extended to further aid the detection of relevant media files. Users can now get help automatically detecting whether a video contains multiple, or often “hidden,” streams which would otherwise be challenging to find. Starting from Version 21.0, it is no longer possible to share cases using Analyze DI Core. The old hash database, DB Manager, has been removed from this latest version (21.0).
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Griffeye Featured news Release of Analyze 21.0 March 26, 2021 Sara Ekberg Griffeye Analyze has always been built to help investigators work more efficiently by eliminating cumbersome processes and automating as much of the work as possible. We want our users to be able to focus on the tasks that truly require their human skill and, ultimately, help them solve cases and identify victims faster. By launching Griffeye Processing Engine on the Analyze platform, we are now adding an efficient solution specifically built to support forensic units and examiners working with automated workflows. Griffeye Processing Engine can be used to extract digital media, create cases, and efficiently export casework to the investigations unit team, who can continue the work directly in Analyze DI Pro. This version release is only the first of many more to come. We will continue to develop Griffeye Processing Engine so that all forensic units and examiners looking to automate their workflows can benefit from it. So, if you and your unit don’t yet work with automation but are looking for a way to do so, don’t despair. Griffeye Processing Engine will be further developed to enable you take the step towards a more automated approach, and better collaborate across units. New tools and updates further aid the detection of relevant media files and reveal critical evidence In addition to the new product, features, and tools that can be found in Analyze 21.0, we’ve also taken care of a lot of maintenance work and made improvements to the existing functionality. For more details and a full list of all improvements and updates in the 21.0 release, and read the release notes. Or simply download the new update and try it out for yourself. Want to know more about Griffeye Processing Engine? Get in touch with us More Griffeye news ,
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pa|Today, we’re happy to announce the release of Analyze 20.5. This release includes an exciting new feature that helps you combine all tools and capabilities in a logical workflow to ensure a thorough analysis of a case. Along with this new feature, there are also a range of other updates and usability improvements across the platform which we hope will make a big difference in your day-to-day work. Griffeye Analyze is a comprehensive platform with a large toolbox. To work effectively in the products and make sure you are maximizing their full potential, you need to have a clear workflow. That is why we have now created a handy built-in checklist that you can easily follow step by step. Check off things when they are done, make sure you have used all the relevant features, and quite simply work more efficiently in the products. Designed and developed based on feedback from Analyze DI Pro users, this interactive checklist helps you use and combine the different tools to make sure you have done everything possible to detect relevant content, clues and evidence. In Analyze 20.5, we have also made a number of updates and usability improvements. Such as: For more details and a full list of all improvements and updates in the 20.5 release, and read the release notes. Or simply download the new update and try it out February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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li|Helpful tool for everyone, regardless of whether you are a new or more advanced user. Available in DI Pro, CS Operations and CS Enterprise. Checklist can look different, depending on the user and use case. So there is the option to configure and tailor your list. Mainly built for those who share computers and work in lab environments, users can now create personal profiles and easily choose their profile when they work. This means that they don’t have to manually add their own information every time they change users at the computer. You can now import and add new sources to an existing case in the Command Line Interface (CLI). You can also process cases with LACE Carver using the CLI. . You can now choose to exclude certain Bookmarks from the final report, or automatically turn Bookmarks on or off completely. It is also possible to exclude empty columns and fields to avoid unnecessary content. With this new setting you can choose how many images you want to be seen in thumbnail view in a video collage.
st|New Workflow Checklist: Helping you at every step in your investigation Other improvements to help make your day-to-day work easier Add User Profiles in Analyze DI Pro. Add new sources to existing cases. Exclude irrelevant data from the report Get a better overview of video content.
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pa|Today, we’re happy to announce the release of Analyze 20.4. This release includes important stability updates to the new GID, which we’ve now also implemented into Analyze CS Operations, as well as new updates and features for the video player. Not to mention a range of other usability improvements across the platform. a big upgrade the GID in Analyze DI ollow implement GID into Analyze CS Operations stability improvements. in close collaboration with our GID User Group. gathe feedback and input tested and tweaked several parameters of the GID to finally make it as robust as it’s intended to be. As part of these updates, we have also significantly improved the matching performance for PhotoDNA in GID—which is now up to the previous version. A new has been added to the video player to help spot details in videos more easily, for example dark videos which can be very challenging . By adding this new feature , it is now possible to adjust brightness, contrast, hue, saturation and gamma levels. We hope that it will save you a lot of time investigating video content and even help reveal details and clues that would have been near impossible to spot otherwise In addition to these adjustments, we’ve also done updates to speed up video processing. In Analyze 20.4, we’ve also a range of usability improvements based on user feedback. things, apps are turned on by default file paths for all sources are sanity checked. e have made additional parameters available to the Summary Report so that you can even more information directly into the report. For more details and a full list of all improvements and updates in the 20.4 release, and read the release notes. Or simply download the new update and try it out. /The Griffeye Team February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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st|Revamped GID: Now available in both Analyze DI and CS Operations Video Enhancements: Reveal more details and speed up processing Usability Improvements : Feedback from the user community
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Griffeye Featured news Release of Analyze 20.4 December 7, 2020 Sara Ekberg and more robust In the previous release there was to (Griffeye Intelligence Database) . In this release, we have f ed that up by not only ing but also by making significant These improvements have been made After ring we compared to toolkit we know to analyze set of s – perhaps . made Among other when opening a case, now and W also include case Please read the release notes for all details before updating to the latest version of GID. Start your free 90-day trial of Analyze DI Pro Create an account or get in touch. Free trial Contact sales Start your free 90-day trial of Analyze DI Pro. Create an account or hit us up! Free trial Contact sales More Griffeye news ,
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pa|Since we first released Griffeye Intelligence Database (GID) about a year ago, we have continuously asked for input from different users to make sure we develop it to truly fit your needs. And we’re happy to say that much of the feedback has gone into this release. All in all, GID has been reworked and rebuilt, making it more robust and faster at import. We’ve also enabled parallel imports, and improved the feedback information from GID when it has been updated from a case. * The i Several parameters have been made available to the Summary Report which means you will now be able to include more information from the case directly into the report. For example, the count of visually unique images (PhotoDNA) and additional EXIF data such as serial number, camera model and software. For more details and a full list of all improvements and updates in the 20.3 release, and read the release notes February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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Griffeye Featured news Release of Analyze 20. 3 September 24, 2020 Sara Ekberg mport of binary hashes is about twice as fast in this version compared to the previous Analyze version. Please read the release notes for all details before updating to the new GID. Start your free 90-day trial of Analyze DI Pro Create an account or get in touch. Free trial Contact sales Start your free 90-day trial of Analyze DI Pro. Create an account or hit us up! Free trial Contact sales More Griffeye news ,
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pa|Quickly following up the latest, and very well received, release of , we are today happy to announce the release of Analyze 20.2. This release is mostly about quality improvements, but we also added a new function that we hope will have a positive impact on our users’ everyday work. Griffeye Analyze is built to support investigators in their work by providing them with the tools they need to get the work done as efficiently as possible and with great results. And a key part of that is protecting the investigator from unnecessary mental strain while sifting through images and videos depicting offensive content. To further help protect investigators’ well-being, we have built a new function into the Analyze product suite which we call the ‘ ’. It helps users remind themselves to take short breaks during investigations with the aim of relaxing and distracting the brain. The timer is customizable to decide how often and how long the breaks should be. We hope that this will further help to protect our users’ mental health and prevent exposure fatigue. We’ve included several improvements and fixes in Analyze 20.2. But one of the improvements that we think will be most appreciated is the ability to set default filters that are automatically applied when opening a case. Another improvement that we hope will be of great value is the possibility to package support logs from the File menu in order to get even smoother and quicker support. For a full list of all improvements and updates in the 20.2 release, and read the release notes. Or simply download the new update and try it out February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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pa|Today, we are thrilled to announce the release of Analyze 20.1. This release is all about making investigations of video material smoother and more efficient. With the goal of reducing unnecessary time spent on sifting through material, and ultimately closing more cases. The first and biggest news is that Griffeye Brain has now been upgraded to also detect CSA content in videos. Griffeye Brain is already in use by agencies around the world to identify relevant content in massive image sets. With today’s release, it is now possible for investigators to automatically detect and filter out CSA content in both images and videos. The AI scans through previously unseen media and suggests files that it believes depict child sexual abuse content. When applied to video, it scans through the video frame by frame to identify CSA content and then gives the investigator an overview of where it has been detected (flagging the content from high to low based on a percentage score). In addition to the big upgrade of Griffeye Brain, we have also updated the video player in Griffeye Analyze for better performance and experience of high-resolution videos. This will further help speed up investigations containing large video files February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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pa|Griffeye Analyze has always been built to be an open and modular platform. Simply because we want our users to always have the best technology at hand and make it possible for them to seamlessly exchange data from application to application. In the end, to make work more efficient and streamlined for investigators. By releasing Griffeye Connect, the new open API in the Analyze platform, we open up for even more seamless integration of new technologies into the platform. Griffeye Connect is now available in CS Operations and CS Enterprise as a first step but it will be continuously developed and implemented across all Griffeye Analyze products. Through this new open API, we will be able to develop and add even more advanced functionality to the platform. This will include Griffeye-developed technologies as well as third-party apps and plugins. What’s more, users can develop their own functionality, i.e. plugins, which can be added to the platform to solve a challenge specific to their investigation. The most important aspect for us when building new functionality in the Analyze platform is that it should support our users in their everyday work. A big part of that is protecting our users’ wellbeing and making their work as easy as possible. Therefore, we have now added another smart function that makes it possible to distort illegal files in the thumbnail view to further reduce exposure to disturbing visual content. With this new function, all illegal files are automatically blurred or completely hidden until users select the file they want to view. The GID has undergone some well-deserved performance improvements which will mean much quicker import of hashes into GID as well as faster matching of files. This will further help investigators to build on each other’s casework, avoid latency and give them access to the latest information at all times. Along with these new upgrades to the Analyze platform, we are also launching a new license server. This is something many of our users have been requesting to more easily monitor and control machine usage – so we decided to build one. The license server is specially built for users who work on several machines at the same time e.g. lab environments, training and other similar use cases, to help administrate the active instances and concurrent use of the product. This will mean a lot more flexibility and an easier way for users to manage their own licenses February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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st|Today, we are excited to announce the release of Analyze 20. The main highlight is Griffeye Connect, the new open API in the Analyze platform, that opens up for even more seamless integration of new technologies. And new possibilities for users and their teams. New API opens up for more exciting tech opportunities ALSO READ: Griffeye Connect – Opening up new possibilities for users and teams New function to further reduce exposure to child sexual abuse material Significantly faster performance in GID (Griffeye Intelligence Database) New license server makes it easier for users to manage their own licenses
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pa|Risk Diversion Digital are all about Digital Forensics. This includes Computer Forensics, Cell phone and Mobile Device… DataExpert is a value-added reseller of software and hardware for investigative services in the public and private sector. INSEC Security is the leader of information security, digital forensics, and mobile forensics based in South Korea. With more than 20 years’ experience, mh SERVICE GmbH is one of today’s leading providers and suppliers of products… S-TECH is an Hong Kong based company focus on Digital Forensics and associated investigation tools… Mediarecovery owns one of the biggest Computer Forensics laboratories in Europe, where the search and analysis… iForensics offers worldwide professional computer forensics services, training, and tools especially for the Chinese… CBIT Digital Forensics Services (CDFS) is Australia’s premier and most trusted supplier of Digital Forensic Tools… Focus Systems is a “general information service company” providing total solutions to customers…
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pa|In addition to bug fixes, there are also a couple of new functions and changes added in this release. As always, you can find the full list of changes and updates in the 19.5 Release Notes. But, to mention a couple, we have added the possibility to filter for specific content in multiple folders and bookmarks, as well as a nifty new shortcut to make it easier to add files to a case. Small things that hopefully will still help you a lot. We now look forward to the upcoming release of Griffeye Analyze 20.0 that is planned for February – and sharing with you the great new things that will open up new possibilities February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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st|Analyze 19.5 is now available! This release is mainly about maintenance and usability improvements that are nevertheless important for making everyday work easier and less time-consuming.
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pa|In the previous release (19.3), we launched several new function improvements along with an upgraded version of our AI technology . In this release, we have mainly focused on improvements to the (GID). But we have also added a couple of small but very smart functions to make things even smoother. First off, you will find that the GID has undergone some well-deserved performance improvements that mean much quicker exports of hashes from GID as well as faster syncing. Secondly, we have added a first version of write protection to better protect the databases. This will allow administrators to select who should have write access to the GID and who should just have reading access. Furthermore, for users of CS Operations, it is now possible to see if a file occurs in other cases by simply hovering over the file. An important step towards enabling seamless sharing of intelligence and collaboration on a national level February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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li|It is now possible to star-mark your favorite filters that you use most frequently and want easy access to. We have added the possibility to mask images using annotations directly in Analyze DI Pro. A simple yet very important function to fully cover sensitive information without the risk of the annotation disappearing or moving when you scroll through or hover over an image. Last but not least, we have resolved several bugs as well as making under-the-hood improvements that will help us build more exciting features for next year.
st|Quickly following up on the latest release three weeks ago, we are happy to say that another new version of Griffeye Analyze is now available for our users: Analyze 19.4. GID improvements Other improvements
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pa|One of the biggest improvements is made to our AI technology, – a feature that we are continuously improving and enhancing. We are now happy to say that our tests show an in the classification of images that are either highly likely or unlikely to contain child sexual abuse (CSA) content. A percentage increase that will have a big positive impact on victim identification work. Furthermore, we have worked on developments to make it easier to follow up on clues in images. For example, we have added the functionality to quick search for Exif data (including camera model) as well as a new ‘social media identifier’ which can help track if an image has been downloaded from a certain social media platform. The social media identifier is an outcome based on methods innovated at the Interpol DevOps Hackathon a couple of weeks ago. Adding to this, we have upgraded the interactive map in Analyze DI Pro so that you can filter for specific data in images and video based on location and get a better overview of the geographic spread. Another thing that deserves extra mention in this release is the improved ability to choose whether or not to display CSA content. An important update to further reduce unnecessary exposure. First of all, we have upgraded the hiding function to make sure it fully prevents images and videos containing CSA content to be displayed. We have also added a new feature setting that will let you choose whether or not CSA content should be displayed by default when opening a case. And, adding to that, it is now possible for administrators and managers to set permissions and centrally control if CSA content should be displayed to specific users or user groups working in CS Enterprise or CS Operations. Overall, these improvements will mean more efficient workflows for reducing unnecessary exposure February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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st|With every release, we aim for an even more efficient and robust software suite. In the 19.3 release, we have significantly improved overall performance and usability as well as added new functionality to existing features to make them even more powerful. increased accuracy of over 17% READ MORE:
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pa|Griffeye Brain is one of our most advanced and innovative technologies in the Analyze platform. Now we can proudly announce that it has been boosted even further. From today, Griffeye Brain is GPU-accelerated which in this case means significantly higher performance and accuracy. And what’s more, we are also releasing the full version of our Objects classifier. Griffeye Brain Objects automatically detects various objects and details in images at import, and then bookmarks and sorts the images into a hierarchy of classes. It also has the capacity to identify multiple objects in one single image, making it even easier to navigate and prioritize case data by content of interest and further find relationships. This means that Griffeye Brain is now made up of two core solutions: The CSA classifier and the Object classifier. To learn how to use it, here’s a quick video explaining how it works. In addition to Griffeye Brain, we’ve also added a neat time-line filter control plus a number of improvements and updates that will hopefully make your daily work smoother. Go to the release notes to find out more. Take a couple of minutes to get to know the new version of Griffeye Brain. Including how to install and automatically run the plugin as part of your daily workflow to filter out relevant information and speed up investigations February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
di|Search / / Release of Analyze 19.2 Release of Analyze 19.2 August 28, 2019 Categories:
st|In this release, we have upgraded our AI technology Griffeye Brain with greatly enhanced speed and accuracy along with the full version of the Objects classifier. Other improvements and updates A built-in service in DI Pro:
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em|READ MORE: Griffeye Brain, including both the CSA classifier and the Objects classifier, is included in Analyze DI Pro without any further cost.
pa|First off, we have done some additional usability improvements to GID. For example, we’ve added the possibility to select which hash types to include when importing an ICSE file to GID, and also the ability to view information about processing time when importing large hash sets. Another improvement is the capability to include file comments when pushing cases to CS Enterprise. Now, all the additional intelligence added by the single investigator in DI will follow into the collaboration server, so that no critical information goes missing. Also, the integrated LACE Carver has been upgraded to a later version with improved performance February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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st|It’s only been three weeks since the release of Analyze 19.0 – a major upgrade of the Analyze platform which in many ways will change how investigators can work together to solve cases. This release on the other hand, is mainly about maintenance and usability improvements (but we know that that could be just as important in your daily work…)
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pa|For several years, we’ve been working to build a solution that would better aid cross-team efforts and large-scale collaboration. And after a lot of thinking and developing, it turned into something huge. Because it’s not enough to call GID just a database – it’s far more than that. GID is the new cornerstone of the Analyze platform, built into each part of the product suite to make the platform even smarter and more “connected”. The number one advantage with GID is that investigators will now be able to collaborate and share intelligence both within and across teams – nationally and internationally. But thanks to a superior database engine, GID also comes with a lot of other advantages for operational work. Now, users can forget about the typically error-prone and labor-intensive task of exporting and importing data. Hashes are easily uploaded to any shared GID and directly accessible to other users – no matter where they are in the world. What’s more, GID has the capacity to handle larger, and constantly growing, amounts of data over time. This means the database workload can increase exponentially, while capacity and performance remain just as efficient. Overall, this efficient and secure way of sharing information will help investigators to build on each other’s casework, avoid latency and give them access to the latest information at all times February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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st|There are days that go down in history, defining the beginning of something new. For us, today is one of those days. We are officially releasing GID (Griffeye Intelligence Database) a long-awaited upgrade of the Analyze platform, which will revolutionize the way investigators can share intelligence with each other and collaborate to solve cases. It’s time to interconnect!
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pa|Professor of Computer Science and Engineering Nasir Memon leads the software development along with Griffeye Director Johann Hofmann. Their team is consulting with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Child Exploitation Investigations Unit February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations. We recently sat down with our Product Owner Frida Landin, and CTO and Co-founder Mattias Shamlo… December 8 @ 2 pm UTC November 18 @ 3 pm UTC In Analyze 20.3, you will find that we’ve made big updates to the GID as well as important improvements to…
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st|Researchers at the New York University Tandon School of Engineering and Griffeye have begun building a sophisticated suite of tools to be used for child sexual exploitation investigations and Victim ID. READ THE FULL ARTICLE:
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pa|In the previous Griffeye Analyze 18.0 release, we launched that enables users to quickly find images in a case that contains similar faces to a suspect or victim. With request and input from our users, the next step that is launched today is Face Recognition and Face Detection in video. is an object classifier (also called Griffeye Brain Objects) that classifies images in different categories and subcategories based on the most significant object in the image. You can also add or remove objects from the search to reduce irrelevant data. we will implement the Griffeye XMP Grouping that enables users to extract XMP metadata The plugin goes through all files in batches and locates the Document IDs to find if there are any relations to other files within a case February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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st|Quickly following up the latest, and very well received, release of Face Recognition, we are today happy to announce Face Recognition in video for Analyze DI Pro users. The 18.1 release also includes several more exciting new features, such as Object recognition and XMP grouping. The second feauture And last but not least,
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em|. This first version is a proof of concept , but if it works well more can be done to extract information during import – and possibly find other XMP data fields that is of use to investigators.
pa|Analyze DI Pro offers advanced analytical features and capabilities, technology integrations, and the flexibility to ensure a smooth and efficient workflow. It is the perfect tool for investigations that require a more sophisticated and powerful approach, or if you are an investigator that want to take your work to the next level. Analyze DI Pro is an advanced investigation tool, used to process, analyze, visualize and manage large volumes of images and video. Whether you work with analysis of CCTV footage, or you or your agency want to take a more victim centric approach, Analyze DI Pro is the right choice for you, ensuring effective and efficient investigations. Analyze DI Pro will include a number of new, powerful and exciting features, such as next generation video capabilities (VUP Pro), and new and refined ways of processing, analyzing and reviewing video ingested from a variety of sources (including proprietary CCTV) – all to be introduced during fall 2017. At the same time, some of the existing and more advanced features in Analyze DI, such as Analyze Relations, Analyze Annotations and the open API, are moved into DI Pro only. You can expect these existing features getting more attention in the near future, including several new and exciting technology integrations. We have spent a lot of time listening carefully to our customers: Your needs, challenges, wishes, and what features and possibilities that you ask for. It soon became clear that we have two types of users. The first type uses Analyze DI for categorization and straightforward image/video review and analysis. For those users, although continuous development and improvement is important, an increasing range of features and capabilities are unnecessary and simply clutters the tool. Quite differently, the second type of users work with investigations that require advanced features and more sophisticated methods to get the job done. Many are also driven by a personal motivation to do more, or they work at an agency where there is a momentum and drive to increase effectiveness, or change the focus in investigations, for example by working with a more victim centric approach. Analyze DI Pro has been created to best satisfy both types of users. Analyze DI Core will be kept powerful, straightforward and uncluttered. Analyze DI Pro will offer all the advanced and sophisticated features that you have told us that you need, from technology integrations to advanced video capabilities. Also, very importantly, introducing Analyze DI Pro means we can invest more in innovation, development, and new and exciting partnerships, as well as put more resources into improving the core of both products. The difference between Analyze DI Core and Analyze DI Pro? Download the comparison sheet February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations. We recently sat down with our Product Owner Frida Landin, and CTO and Co-founder Mattias Shamlo… December 8 @ 2 pm UTC November 18 @ 3 pm UTC In Analyze 20.3, you will find that we’ve made big updates to the GID as well as important improvements to…
di|Search Announcing Analyze DI Pro. Get the most out of your investigation. Announcing Analyze DI Pro. Get the most out of your investigation. June 15, 2017 Categories:
st|We are excited to announce the launch of a new product in our product range, Analyze DI Pro, that will be available to the market fall 2017.
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pa|Quality is one of Griffeye’s three core values and we can’t stress enough how important the quality work is for us. Griffeye’s quality assurance team is constantly growing and with every new release we aim for an even more efficient and reliable software suite. We know how important this is in you line of work. Therefore, we are today proud to announce the release of 16.3.0, which is primarily about quality and maintenance. By improving existing functionality and resolving issues both you and we will be prepared for the next iteration of ground-breaking features and enhancements. However, we couldn’t push out a major release without adding anything new. To name a few major news the CS Web Client has been refurbished with a brand new search view, with some serious search enhancements. Last but not least Analyze CS is now computing F1 signatures for video matching. The F1 technology is provided by partner company Friend MTS. This is simply the foundation of what’s to come. Yours sincerely //Johann Hofmann (Director, Head of Griffeye) February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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pa|Investigators have to deal with masses of previously unseen images and videos. So they are often forced to work in the dark without really knowing where to start looking for details and clues relevant to the case. As a result, information is often found too late, or not at all. Griffeye Brain aims to change how AI is applied to law enforcement work processes – and opens up whole new possibilities for investigators. Now users will now get an indication of where to start investigating and which data is relevant to the case. Scans through previously unseen footage and suggests images and videos that it believes depict child sexual abuse content. The AI outputs a score that can be used to tell whether a file is pertinent to the investigation or not. The CSA classifier has been trained on real CSA case data. Automatically detects various objects and details in images at import, and then bookmarks and sorts the images into a hierarchy of classes. The Objects classifier has the capacity to identify multiple objects in one single image, making it even easier to find relationships. Griffeye Brain can automatically detect and classify various objects in large image sets as well as identify and flag images and videos that depict child sexual abuse content to tell whether a file is pertinent to the investigation or not. Instead of getting bogged down in trying to manually go through and prioritize all data, Griffeye Brain helps you make qualified assessments to free up valuable time better spent on analysis and solving crime. By letting Griffeye Brain effectively filter out non-pertinent data, the finite resources for victim identification can be centered on the images and videos that really matter, reducing the time it takes to identify and save victims. Not only does Griffeye Brain decrease the time it takes to locate possible victims and suspects, but it also reduces redundancy and thus investigators’ exposure to the material and the stress it causes. Griffeye Brain CSA Griffeye Brain Objects Griffeye Brain CSA Griffeye Brain Objects Griffeye Brain CSA Griffeye Brain Objects Griffeye Brain CSA Griffeye Brain Objects Analyze DI has the power and capacity to rapidly and intelligently process huge volumes and deliver fast, accurate results. Test it for yourself with our free 90-day trial.
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pa|As part of Griffeye’s ongoing commitment to the UK market, the most important aspect for us is to keep engaging directly with you – our actual users. We would like to better understand your needs and the current challenges you are facing. We would also like to get your input on new and future developments to continue making your work easier and more efficient. That’s why we are now hosting a get-together in Leeds, and where better to meet than somewhere informal and ”chat-friendly” like a brewery! So, bring your teammates and come talk with us over some snacks and drinks. All while exchanging ideas, asking questions, discussing product improvements and meeting other expert users. Law Enforcement Liaison Officer, UK CEO of Griffeye February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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st|Griffeye and CameraForensics are coming to Leeds! We’re hosting a get-together in Leeds in November with our partner – and we’d love to meet you there! When? Where? Patrick Horgan Johann Hofmann
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pa|It is the perfect tool for investigations that require a more sophisticated and powerful approach, or if you are an investigator that want to take your work to the next level. DI Pro means collaboration; two perfect examples are the integrations with CameraForensics, Amped FIVE and Amped Authenticate February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations. We recently sat down with our Product Owner Frida Landin, and CTO and Co-founder Mattias Shamlo… December 8 @ 2 pm UTC November 18 @ 3 pm UTC In Analyze 20.3, you will find that we’ve made big updates to the GID as well as important improvements to…
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pa|For users of Face Recognition in Analyze CS, the new version includes a Face Recognition Manager making it possible to run the application on a selected number of cases. The release also includes workflow improvements in Face Recognition. Last, but not least, Analyze 17.1.1 will become the basis of the next version of CAID. But we’ll hold on to the details for that a little while longer February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations. We recently sat down with our Product Owner Frida Landin, and CTO and Co-founder Mattias Shamlo… December 8 @ 2 pm UTC November 18 @ 3 pm UTC In Analyze 20.3, you will find that we’ve made big updates to the GID as well as important improvements to…
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st|In the newest release of Analyze, 17.1.1, we launch the first step of Analyze Command. Command allows integration of third party applications, and the automatic start and import of data to Analyze from external tools. Take command of your workflows!
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pa|To dig deeper into what it means to serve those who protect at Griffeye, we sat down with our CEO,… In this article, published in Police Professional, Griffeye’s CEO, Johann Hofmann, explains how tech is evolving to fight the growing… The 20.2 release is mostly about quality improvements, but we also added a new function that we hope will have… July 8 @ 1 pm UTC (15:00 CEST) Today, we are thrilled to announce the release of Analyze 20.1, including Griffeye Brain for video. Today, we’re excited to launch our full-featured Analyze DI online training to further support law enforcement professionals working to… With 30 years under his belt as a police officer, 16 years of that as a computer forensics… The recent release of Analyze 20.0 was significant. Not only is 20.0 a landmark number but also the release contains… Today, we are excited to announce the release of Analyze 20.0. The main highlight is Griffeye Connect, the new open… In this article published in Police Professional, it is discussed why artificial intelligence is important now more than ever…
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pa|Analyze 19.5 is now available! This release is mainly about maintenance and usability improvements… Update: We’re sorry to tell you that the event has been postponed. For more information visit https://www.icddf.com Johann Hofmann, CEO of Griffeye, discusses why AI and facial recognition are… In the 19.4 release, we have mainly focused on improvements to the Griffeye Intelligence Database (GID). But we have also… January 16, 2020 @ 15.00 CEST (9 am EST) and 4 pm PST (7 pm EST) While data contains a wealth of valuable information that previously would have been impossible to find… In the 19.3 release, we have focused on improving overall performance and usability as well as adding new functionality to… We’re hosting a get-together event in Bristol and Leicester in October with our partner CameraForensics… October 23, 2019 @ 15:00 CEST (9 am EDT) We’re hosting a get-together event in Bristol and Leicester in October with our partner CameraForensics…
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pa|September 18, 2019 @ 15:00 CEST (9 am EDT) Griffeye Brain Objects is not only faster and more accurate, but it also has the capacity to identify multiple objects… In this release, we have upgraded our AI technology Griffeye Brain with greatly enhanced speed and accuracy along with… We can’t wait to soon be back at the annual Youth, Technology & Virtual Communities (YTVC) Conference in Australia, hosted… Are you planning on going to the Crimes Against Children Conference in Dallas next week? If so, we’d love to meet you and… The concept of GID is built around the idea of connecting investigators with each other… It’s only been three weeks since the release of Analyze 19.0 – a major upgrade of the Analyze platform… Today, we are proud to announce the release of Analyze 19.0, including the biggest upgrade in Griffeye history: GID (Griffeye… June 19, 2019 @ 15:00 CEST (9 am EDT) May 28, 2019 @ 15:00 CEST (9 am EDT)
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pa|From the 19.0 release, there will be changes for Analyze DI Core users who currently use the product for collaborative… In this release, we have mostly focused on resolving issues and improving quality. But it also includes some additional improvements. April 25, 2019 @ 15:00 CEST (9 am EST) Every year law enforcement officers identify and save thousands of children around the world from sexual abuse… We are happy to start the year with the release of Analyze 18.5, which is primarily about quality and maintenance… Feb 13th, 2019 @ 15:00 CET (9 am EST) Based on feedback from our users we have done several significant improvements and updates to Analyze CS Operations… The INTERPOL Victim Identification Task Force recently gathered investigators from around the world for a victim identification… November 29, Griffeye is hosting a webinar on how to locate and extract data from media devices directly into the… 75 of the world’s most promising police technology startups from around the world are listed in the report. Griffeye is…
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pa|Johann Hofmann talks about the integration of BlueBear’s LACE carver and describes how the partnership came about. With the LACE Carver integrated into the Analyze platform, users will be able to handle the whole investigation chain… Let us present the best-in-class LACE Carver integrated into the Griffeye Analyze platform… In the 18.2 release, we have focused on a range of quality improvements to make our most used tools even… On the Griffeye portal you’ll find a bunch of new e-learning videos, including introductions on how to get started… Griffeye Brain detects child sexual abuse content in massive image and video datasets. Here’s how we trained it… August 28, Griffeye is hosting a webinar on how to generate more efficient workflows using the Griffeye Technology. What started as a side project is now a highly appreciated and requested new feature in Griffeye Analyze DI Pro… A dedicated team of developers and end users brought their creativity, ideas and knowledge together to develop… Following up the latest, and very well received, release of Face Recognition, we are today happy to announce…
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pa|Today, Griffeye release new AI technology for Analyze DI Pro that will help investigators filter out relevant… The Face Detection App in DI Pro, simply called Face, is now 3x faster and more accurate than ever. The Face app… Today, we announce the release of Analyze 18.0, with two exciting new features. The first major news is that Face… Last month, Director & Head of Griffeye, Johann Hofmann, was published in the Interpol Newsletter… In June, our experts are coming to a city near you to showcase how an integrated approach to digital forensics… At Griffeye, we are proud of having been involved in this project for several years. The project, run by The… The latest advances in Artificial Intelligence (AI) means new opportunities for investigators and their teams. March 16, Griffeye is hosting a webinar on how to investigate large volumes of images and videos in the most… Earlier this month, Director & Co-founder of Griffeye, Pelle Garå, was published in the Interpol Newsletter… We will be there to present our digital media investigation platform and of course, to talk with you…
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pa|Technology that enables criminals to perform CSA crimes is getting more advanced every day, making it challenging for law enforcement to stay ahead. However, new technology has emerged over the past decade that is empowering CSA investigators to automate the more manual elements of their work, enabling them to work more efficiently. In this article, , Johann Hofmann, CEO of Griffeye, gives an overview of the growing online CSA crisis and how technologies are developing to help law enforcement fight these crimes more efficiently February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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pa|Magnus brings a solid background from the industry, an extensive network and detailed knowledge of the Asian Pacific market. Five new partner contracts have been signed in January and February. “Asia and the Pacific is an enormous market with great potential, and we see an increasing demand and need for the solutions that we provide. Griffeye has been active in the APAC region for many years, but we now increase our presence and focus, mainly through expanding our partner network”, says Johann Hofmann, Head of Griffeye. Magnus Hedlund has twenty years of relationship-based sales experience, and has worked several years in the forensic market in the Asian Pacific region. “I am really excited about both Griffeye and the products. There is enormous potential in the product portfolio and I am looking forward to bringing them to the Asian and Pacific markets on a larger scale. I am also really excited about the genuine passion I see at Griffeye and to know that what I do helps investigators to be more effective and efficient at their job.” In January and February five new partner contracts were signed with partners based in Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Australia and New Zealand. “We are delighted to have formalized those partners, who are all highly experienced with thorough knowledge of their respective market. The overall response so far has been very positive, and we are expecting more partner contracts to be finalized in the near future”, says Magnus Hedlund. Griffeye provides the world’s premier intelligence and visual big data platform for digital media investigations handling images and video. Griffeye Analyze DI, CS operations and CS enterprise can be used in any investigation containing digital material for industries including law enforcement, defense, and national security. Griffeye was initially part of NetClean, with a focus on child sexual abuse (CSA) investigations. In 2015 it became a separate brand from and peer company to NetClean and a subsidiary to Safer Society Group. For more information, visit: www.griffeye.com. Today, we are proud to officially launch the Griffeye Processing Engine. A brand new solution in the Analyze platform built… Law enforcement agencies worldwide will benefit from cutting-edge artificial intelligence that detects child sexual abuse in video material. Griffeye today announced the launch of Griffeye Analyze online training… Griffeye today announced the integration with Two Hat’s CEASE.ai technology… Griffeye today announced the release of Griffeye Intelligence Database (GID). With the technical integration between Analyze DI Pro and LACE Carver, users will be able to handle the whole investigations… The technology, trained at Taskforce Argos, Queensland Police in Australia, will help investigators filter out relevant information… During April and May, Griffeye has further strengthened its presence in the EMEA region by signing four new sales partner… Bringing new and existing customers dedicated North American support and service NYU Tandon and Griffeye Researchers Use Artificial Intelligence Technology to Quickly Analyze Photos… Griffeye increases focus on the APAC region with the recruitment of a new Senior Solutions Executive, Magnus Hedlund. In response to the growing volume and varying quality of data involved in… Griffeye and Magnet Forensics today announced their partnership at the 2015 Florida Internet Crimes Against… Washington, DC, August 10, 2015 – NetClean announced today that it is changing its brand to Safer Society Group, a… Analyze Relations, a new feature in Analyze DI 15.1, is an industry first visual navigation tool that enables digital investigators… NetClean and Nuix, today announced a technology partnership to integrate their investigative tools and allow users to…
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pa|Today, we are proud to officially launch the Griffeye Processing Engine. A brand new solution in the Analyze platform built… Law enforcement agencies worldwide will benefit from cutting-edge artificial intelligence that detects child sexual abuse in video material. Griffeye today announced the launch of Griffeye Analyze online training… Griffeye today announced the integration with Two Hat’s CEASE.ai technology… Griffeye today announced the release of Griffeye Intelligence Database (GID). With the technical integration between Analyze DI Pro and LACE Carver, users will be able to handle the whole investigations… The technology, trained at Taskforce Argos, Queensland Police in Australia, will help investigators filter out relevant information… During April and May, Griffeye has further strengthened its presence in the EMEA region by signing four new sales partner… Bringing new and existing customers dedicated North American support and service NYU Tandon and Griffeye Researchers Use Artificial Intelligence Technology to Quickly Analyze Photos…
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pa|April 1st, 2020 We understand from talking to different users and running a lot of in-class training, that some of these functions and features might have gone under the radar due to other bigger product improvements or upgrades. In this webinar, you will learn to master them all. Eric Oldenburg is Griffeye’s Law Enforcement Liaison in North America. Before coming to work for Griffeye, he was a police officer with the Phoenix Police Department in Arizona for 24 years. 15 years of that working at the Internet Crimes Against Children taskforce (ICAC). Eric has a unique experience from working both as an investigator and a computer forensics examiner February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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pa|As part of Griffeye’s ongoing commitment to the UK market, the most important aspect for us is to keep engaging directly with you – our actual users. We would like to better understand your needs and the current challenges you are facing. We would also like to get your input on new and future developments to continue making your work easier and more efficient. That’s why we are now hosting a get-together in the UK. And where better to meet than somewhere informal and ”chat-friendly” like a brewery! So, bring your teammates and come talk with us over some snacks and drinks. All while exchanging ideas, asking questions, discussing product improvements and meeting other expert users. Law Enforcement Liaison Officer, UK CEO of Griffeye February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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pa|Like all of us, you carry around a great deal of knowledge and experience in your head. Accumulated over a long time or even your entire life, you have enormous experiential intelligence, and you use much of this knowledge freely. In fact, almost effortlessly, like when you get in your car in the morning and all of a sudden you are at work: how did that happen? Or when you cook your favorite meal, without following any instructions even though it involves hundreds of individual actions and decisions. We routinely solve many of the problems we encounter by just using the knowledge we have accumulated throughout our lifetime. But if we take this idea and apply it to more than one person, it gets even more interesting. Collectively, a group of people will accumulate far more than any one person can learn. We use what others have already figured out, and then we add to it. And we reuse what others have done when faced with particular problems. Reflecting on the importance of accumulated knowledge, Isaac Newton said, “If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants.” Two excellent examples of the benefits of accumulating knowledge as a common, shareable resource to combat crime and solve cases are Interpol’s International Child Sexual Exploitation (ICSE) database and UK’s national Child Abuse Image Database (CAID). They are both powerful intelligence and investigative resources that let specialized investigators share data with colleagues. Sharing knowledge and building on each other’s knowledge makes sure that important information and clues are not missed and avoids the risk of individuals and teams repeating each other’s work. The ICSE and CAID databases make a great case for how to gather and structure data to accumulate knowledge – particularly with how old and new data can be used to build intelligence. Clues are found and cases are cracked when a face or object is recognised from a previous investigation. It’s that ability to access and apply all the knowledge we have that is so important. Which will bring us to the next issue and the next article. If we recognize the value of gathering and sharing knowledge in daily investigations then what happens if investigators can’t access this knowledge, share it or use it thanks to the limitations of their tools and systems. How do we get them out of their silo? Pelle Garå is a Director and co-Founder of Griffeye with over 10 years’ experience working closely with law enforcement in the area of applied image and video analysis. Over this time, Pelle’s main focus has been on implementing new ideas and new solutions, and supporting the development of greater, more effective collaboration between individuals and organizations to achieve better and quicker results February 10 @ 3 pm UTC
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Griffeye Latest news Using technology to get results: Accumulated knowledge February 22, 2018 Kristofer published in the , talking about the possibilities of technology in digital media investigations. Read the article (the first in a series of three) here, and stay posted for the upcoming parts which will be published in the next couple of months. Start your free 90-day trial of Analyze DI Pro Create an account or get in touch. Free trial Contact sales Start your free 90-day trial of Analyze DI Pro. Create an account or hit us up! Free trial Contact sales More updates
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em|When the idea for international police cooperation started to take shape during the early part of the 20 Century, there can have been little idea of the scale of the cooperation that would develop over the years. There certainly wouldn’t have been any comprehension of the sheer volume of data including images and videos this would involve in our modern era. Over three articles, Griffeye known for its Analyze platform for collecting, processing, analyzing, visualizing and managing images and videos, explores the challenges and opportunities law enforcement faces in this area. Not least showing how technology can help us get better results, quicker. The first article addresses accumulated knowledge and its value. In parts two and three, we’ll address the limitations for investigators working in silos, plus how workflows can be quicker and more effective thanks to automation.
pa|“This marks an important step for us in getting closer to one of our key markets, and bring dedicated North American support and service to new and existing customers. A local US presence, will also mean an increased ability to explore new markets such as national security and defense”, says Johann Hofmann, Director and Head of Griffeye. Rey Navarro will be heading the new office. He has more than a decade of experience within digital forensics as well as extensive contacts throughout the law enforcement, military, and intelligence communities. In addition, he is President of the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the High Technology Crime Investigation Association (HTCIA), an international community of criminal investigators and industry partners whose aim is to educate and collaborate for the prevention and investigation of high-tech crimes. “I have the right tools in my toolkit to take Griffeye to the next level in North America,” says Rey. “And I am truly honored to lead Griffeye’s first subsidiary outside of Sweden – and to be at the forefront of a big step in Griffeye’s history. There’s a huge demand over here, not to mention a loyal following that has been eager for us to do this.” Another benefit of the US subsidiary will be the opportunity to offer more user training, which is a key focus for Griffeye. “The tools within Griffeye Analyze are built with the user in mind, so they’re easy to use,” says Johann. ”But they also have great power. With training, users quickly get to grips with the full functionality and they can become much more productive. And, most importantly, get better and quicker results in their investigations.” If you would like to contact Rey Navarro, please e-mail  February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations. We recently sat down with our Product Owner Frida Landin, and CTO and Co-founder Mattias Shamlo… December 8 @ 2 pm UTC November 18 @ 3 pm UTC In Analyze 20.3, you will find that we’ve made big updates to the GID as well as important improvements to…
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pa|Time flies and Griffeye has just celebrated its first anniversary. It is unbelievable what we have accomplished together with you, our partners and users, in just one year. Yet, this is only the beginning. We are pleased to kick off our second year with the launch of Griffeye Analyze 16.2.2. The new version extends its ability as the most open and flexible image and video investigation platform available. The upgrade to version 1.3 of the VICS protocol (the standard for communication and information sharing specific to media files, cases and hash sets) enables more seamless use of Analyze together with other VICS compliant applications in your toolkit. The extension to VICS 1.3 also allows more rich information to flow from one tool to the other. We have also greatly enhanced the Entity management module within CS and the integration between CS and the Hubstream Intelligence Server. We are happy to announce that the reverse geocoding app is back in use. The new version is greatly improved from its predecessor, including for example offline capability. Please make sure to head over to the portal to download the new version. We look forward to explore Griffeye’s second year together with you. Yours sincerely //Johann Hofmann (Director, Head of Griffeye) February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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pa|April 29th, 2020 In this third session of our “Analyze DI Explained” webinar series, we will walk you through the different types of intelligence that can be applied to your case files. Eric Oldenburg is Griffeye’s Law Enforcement Liaison in North America. Before coming to work for Griffeye, he was a police officer with the Phoenix Police Department in Arizona for 24 years. 15 years of that working at the Internet Crimes Against Children taskforce (ICAC). Eric has a unique experience from working both as an investigator and a computer forensics examiner February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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pa|Over the past couple of years at Griffeye we’ve received many requests for a solution within the Griffeye Analyze platform to extract and carve data from digital media devices. And because everything we do is very much based on input from our users, it became a priority for us. Our users were asking for a one-stop-shop solution to extract, process and investigate media, and that took out the labor-intensive steps of importing and exporting data through a series of standalone tools. But why develop our own carver solution when a great solution like BlueBear’s LACE carver already exists? After all, a driving concept behind Analyze has always been to gather the best tools in one place to give a full solution for investigators in their work. When we met BlueBear, it quickly became obvious that we were already on the same page. We identified immediately with BlueBear’s commitment towards its users and focus on their real, day-to-day challenges. In fact, it’s how LACE carver came to life. In 2007, a police force in Canada asked them to develop an investigation tool. But when developing that tool, they realized one of the biggest problems in investigations was actually finding and securing the images and videos that were going into the investigation tool. So, they began to develop the LACE carver solution. But that’s not as easy as it sounds. Antoine Normand, the CEO of BlueBear, explains,“We realized that the forensic carving process is about as technical as it gets, and the challenge was to create a solution that was powerful and effective yet simple to configure and apply.” Over the years, LACE carver has gone from strength to strength, constantly developed with most of the features coming from users telling them what they wanted and needed. “We are constantly trying to find new ways to do things to resolve the problems that our users are facing, to make their work easier,” says Antoine. “It is about enhancing performance: increasing coverage of file and drive types, reducing the time taken to carve, and adding new innovative features.” And they’ve succeeded with that, which makes Antoine very proud: “Our aim has been to consistently work to simplify the naturally complicated carving process to lighten the burden of police investigators in the analysis and prosecution of child exploitation cases. The carver has always been a favorite part of our solution, often praised by the users.” BlueBear have a great carver solution and at Griffeye we know we have a great platform that’s designed to put such tools in the hands of users. So, it was probably natural we’d meet. But our partnership and the integration became inevitable because of where we met – working together on Project VIC. Within this environment, there’s great encouragement to standardize communication between tools and for the industry to work together to solve real problems that investigators are facing in their line of work. The VICS data model that has enabled various levels of tool integration is a great example of this – and so is the partnership between BlueBear and Griffeye. Ultimately, this integration is also the goal of everything we do. Working together with others to provide the best solution around so investigators can do their job more effectively, leading to reduced workload and exposure for them and cases being solved quicker. I also see this integration as the first step of many. Both Griffeye and BlueBear are dedicated to developing products that will have the greatest impact possible on our customers’ work. So, I am excited to see the response from our users and to take their input to develop things further – including both the actual carver and the user experience of the integration in Griffeye Analyze. Here, I’ll leave the final word to Antoine who says exactly how important it is for our users to be fully involved in this partnership: “I see big opportunities in closer collaboration between solution providers, like this partnership between BlueBear and Griffeye, and our common users, the investigators. Working together is how we will help guarantee that future innovations solve fresh technical issues, improve efficiency, and enhance collaboration to the benefit of all involved.” February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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st|Integrating BlueBear’s LACE carver into the Griffeye Analyze platform puts a great solution in the hands of users. It also shows the value of working together to solve problems and being guided all the way by what our users tell us. Here, Johann Hofmann, CEO of Griffeye, talks about this and more as he describes how the partnership came about. A shared commitment Read in more detail about how the integration works and what it means to our users.
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pa|Digital forensic investigators from around the world agree that video is continuing to play a large role in child sexual abuse and other criminal cases. While still images remain a critical part of investigations, video can often provide greater details and a more holistic view of the situation at hand. Today, we are proud to officially launch the Griffeye Processing Engine. A brand new solution in the Analyze platform built… February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements.
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pa|Available as a module within Analyze CS Enterprise, Entity Management lets you manage entities (e.g. persons, vehicles, organizations, objects) and link them automatically or manually. CS Entity Management gives investigators and analysts a clean, user-friendly tool that helps you work quickly and smoothly – as an individual or in full cooperation with others. Utilize image and video files, and all the information they contain, from multiple feeds. As well as metadata, annotations and case information ingested into CS Enterprise/Operations. Thanks to the open API, you can find and map relationships using technologies such as face/object recognition and open source intelligence. The ability to detect and highlight critical clues manually and automatically can pay immediate dividends for case investigators. It also helps build the knowledge for future cases.
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pa|Griffeye is looking for a Law Enforcement Liaison Officer to champion for technology that is changing the way law enforcement officers investigate digital evidence. Our technology platform is used by over 4,000 police agencies across the world for processing, sorting and analyzing large volumes of images and videos – especially in cases containing child sexual abuse material. Your mission is to liaise with our constantly growing user base in the DACH region (Germany, Austria and Switzerland) and make sure that they have the right tools, knowledge and support to do their work as efficiently as possible. Ultimately, helping them solve more cases in a shorter amount of time and with better investigative results — while at the same time better protect their mental health. Your role is primarily to establish Griffeye’s presence and increase the adoption of Griffeye’s software in the DACH region. The focus of your work will be to closely support the user community and act as the interface between Law Enforcement in the DACH region and Griffeye HQ in Gothenburg, Sweden. Through existing networks and relationships combined with boots-on-the-ground efforts, you will build long-lasting relationships with people and organizations within Law Enforcement. In addition to interacting with customers on a daily basis, your work includes activities such as customer visits, speaking at conferences, arranging workshops, training and webinars, and supporting other external efforts that Griffeye takes part in. The knowledge that you gain and share, the relationships that you build, and the activities that you arrange will have great impact on our users’ ability to solve more cases. As part of Griffeye, you will be working for an organization and with people who always strive to be the best at what they do and who are very passionate about their mission to support law enforcement. You belong to a team of LE Liaison Officers based in the UK and US and you will report to the Griffeye CEO, based in Gothenburg. We are looking for someone who is up for the exciting challenge of building the Griffeye brand and presence in the DACH region. You should be passionate about providing ground-breaking software and services with the purpose of contributing to a safer society, and intrigued to work for a small but rapidly expanding organization with a solid customer base within law enforcement (including organizations from federal, state, and local police.) It is a requirement that you are fluent in both English and German and that you have an existing professional network in the law enforcement community. was founded in 2015 with the objective to offer law enforcement a revolutionary solution to process and cut through large volumes of image and video data. Today, Griffeye is world-leading in its field and used by over 4,000 police agencies across the world for processing, sorting and analyzing large volumes of images and videos – especially in cases containing child sexual abuse material.
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li|Initiate and maintain relationships with key stakeholders at Law Enforcement in the DACH region relevant for Griffeye’s success. Manage and coordinate Griffeye training initiatives in the region and be a part of our global team of trainers. Regularly interact with HQ Management staff to evaluate outreach and initiatives. Gather requirements and user needs from DACH market back to Griffeye R&D team. Staying updated on products and competitors. Involvement in PR/Marketing efforts such as webinars, workshops, conferences in the DACH region. Contributing with knowledge and expertise relevant to R&D. Support the software delivery team. The position includes frequent travelling. Excellent skills in digital investigations and/or computer forensics. Existing professional network in the law enforcement community. Experience from being ex-law enforcement or similar is a must. Excellent computer skills and technical capacity. Ability to work remotely and independently. It is expected that you are located in Germany / DACH region. Excellent communication and people skills, capable of building long-term relationships and trust. Passionate, driven and enthusiastic. Fluent in English and German is a requirement.
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pa|It’s always inspiring to meet people from the national and international communities who are focused on protecting children from harm and exploitation. And, as a proud sponsor to the event, we will be there all three days to present the Analyze platform, exchange ideas, discuss product improvements and, of course, talk with you. So, please come by our booth. Our Sales Manager, Daniel Johansson, will be there to answer all your questions and walk you through the latest in Griffeye Analyze. See you there! , Sales Manager of Griffeye February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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Griffeye Latest news Meet us at the YTVC Conference next week! August 20, 2019 Sara Ekberg hosted by Taskforce Argos of the Queensland Police Service. Need help tailoring the optimal Analyze solution for you and your team? Contact sales@griffeye.com , or get us to help you at the conference! Start your free 90-day trial of Analyze DI Pro Create an account or get in touch. Free trial Contact sales Start your free 90-day trial of Analyze DI Pro. Create an account or hit us up! Free trial Contact sales More Griffeye news
pa|Face Recognition enables users to quickly find images in a case that contain similar faces to a suspect or victim. It allows users to find clues even faster than before. Face Recognition also enhances Analyze Relations by adding the possibility to build up relations between media by linking images of the same person together February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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st|The Face Detection App in DI Pro, simply called Face, is now 3x faster and more accurate than ever. The Face app has also been upgraded with high-performance Face Recognition.
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pa|Over the last couple of decades, AI has always been a hot topic however the potential has often been more exciting than the reality. But things have changed over the past four or five years. From Siri on our iPhones to increasingly sophisticated Google searches and Netflix recommendations based on what we’ve already enjoyed, AI and machine learning are being brought into our everyday lives to provide quicker and more accurate assistance to people. No longer restricted to the research lab, we’re now seeing the democratization of machine learning through easier access to the techniques and an explosion of applications. Within the field of image recognition and analysis, recent advances have been made thanks to deep learning techniques and the development of Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN). These are inspired by how our own brains work so efficiently to recognize objects – by filtering the lines, then the shapes and finally the objects themselves in a hierarchical approach. Of course the advantage for computers carrying out human tasks is that they can process many more images and quicker, plus they are as “focused” on the 372,487 image just as much as on the first. And with video analysis there’s incredible potential when you think of the ability to quickly go through thousands of hours of material and still pick up the tiniest clues, something that’s almost inconceivable even if you used teams of people working around the clock The democratization of machine learning and the newfound access to these techniques is well illustrated by a recent story. Washington County Sheriff’s Office in Oregon, USA needed a quicker and more accurate way to identify suspects from images. This used to involve sending e-mails to law enforcement officers to ask if they recognized the person or people in the image. Clearly, this could result in delays before officers were on duty and answered the e-mail or perhaps they just wouldn’t remember. But then Chris Adzima, a senior information systems analyst at the Sheriff’s Office, heard about Amazon’s recently launched Rekognition, a deep learning-based image and video analysis service and wondered if that could be worth a try to help them identify suspects. He uploaded all the mugshots they’d archived over the past two decades, and using that as a reference catalogue quickly set up a powerful tool using the Rekognition API for identifying suspects. Now, instead of days, weeks and sometimes months waiting for answers to their e-mails, the Sheriff’s Office is getting positive identifications within minutes – they’re even getting results from artist sketches! With the time and resource pressure on investigators and their teams, AI and machine learning can help massively. Now that they’ve become more democratic through easily available APIs (supported by Griffeye’s own open API) and training resources, it’s simple to get started and reap the rewards. Welcome to the future! February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations. We recently sat down with our Product Owner Frida Landin, and CTO and Co-founder Mattias Shamlo… December 8 @ 2 pm UTC November 18 @ 3 pm UTC In Analyze 20.3, you will find that we’ve made big updates to the GID as well as important improvements to…
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st|AI and machine learning: The future is now It seems that in the last few years Artificial Intelligence (AI) has really come of age. With machine learning at the heart of the latest advances in AI, researchers have acquired new knowledge and methods to achieve impressive results across a wide range of areas including image and video recognition and analysis. And what’s more, these techniques and results are now within easy reach for investigators and their teams. Deeply intelligent and reliable From months to minutes Further reading and resources:
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pa|AI has been described as bringing a huge opportunity to “empower officers”, with the ability to “drive vital intelligence and utilise the vast stores of data that the police and other agencies hold to tackle criminality”. also found that AI and data sharing technologies are the most important of emerging technologies when investigating child sexual abuse (CSA) crimes. In this article , it is discussed why artificial intelligence is important now more than ever in law enforcement case management and how it is supporting police officers in the fight against child sexual abuse crime February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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pa|Today, we are proud to officially launch the Griffeye Processing Engine. A brand new solution in the Analyze platform built to facilitate a more streamlined workflow between digital forensics units and investigating officers. Griffeye Processing Engine processes the digital media amassed during the extraction and case creation process, then efficiently exports it to the investigations unit so the work can be carried forward in Analyze DI Pro February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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Griffeye Press releases New Griffeye solution to streamline the workflow between examiners and investigators March 26, 2021 Gabriela Badea Gothenburg, Sweden, March 26, 2021 The notion of a single police officer working a case manually from end to end has been long gone for quite a few years now. The volume and complexity of examination material, along with growing case backlogs has driven the need for more efficient solutions. The Griffeye Analyze platform has always been built to help investigators work more efficiently, by eliminating cumbersome processes and automating as much of the work as possible. Now, with the launch of Griffeye Processing Engine, we are taking the next step towards an automated approach by beginning to streamline the workflow between examiners and investigators. Simply put, Griffeye Processing Engine allows forensic teams and investigators to collaborate through the Griffeye Analyze platform. Forensic examiners and units who are already benefiting from an automated workflow, with a series of integrated tools, will now have an additional tool at hand that will help them get work done more quickly. Consequently, in the next step, investigators will benefit from far better conditions for carrying out their work in Analyze DI Pro—without any obstacles in between. “Many forensic units are under a lot of pressure to get cases created and out of the door as quickly as possible,” Hofmann continues.“This means they simply can’t afford any additional processes that add to processing time. But, for the investigators who take on the case in the next step, this results in a lot of manual work that could have been avoided if the examiners had had the tools needed from the very start to apply machine learning and other advanced capabilities.” With the newly integrated Griffeye Processing Engine, forensic units will now have the capacity to crunch more cases while, at the same time, better support the work of investigators and, ultimately, help elevate case results. And the version released today is just the first of many. The Griffeye Processing Engine will be further developed and fine-tuned in several upcoming stages. The goal is to support units already working with automation today and, eventually, offer a solution that enables units to automate entire workflows—from extraction and case creation, to the final case report. “We are taking the first step towards facilitating future-proofed, automated processes between collaborating units,” says Hofmann. “Luckily, we can see that many forces are increasingly moving towards this type of automation, and we want to give them the best technical support we possibly can to help them continue on that road using the Griffeye Analyze Platform. Looking ahead, we see a lot of potential for the Griffeye Processing Engine. Ultimately, it’s going to help our users significantly reduce case backlogs, and save more victims.” About Griffeye Griffeye revolutionized law enforcement investigation processes with the release of its digital investigation platform in 2015. Today, Griffeye is world-leading in its field and used by over 4,000 police agencies across the world for processing, sorting and analyzing large volumes of images and videos – especially in cases containing child sexual abuse material. Want to know more about Griffeye Processing Engine? Get in touch with us More Griffeye news
pa|CDFS is also an authority on the subject of Digital Forensics, and has an established track record of designing and delivering training both nationally and on an international scale. At CDFS we strive to deliver education and service at a level that far surpasses what has traditionally been available in the industry. Whatever your equipment, training or service requirements, you can find them right here at CDFS. For more detail, please contact us at +612.6176.0173 or visit our website www.cdfs.com.au Risk Diversion Digital are all about Digital Forensics. This includes Computer Forensics, Cell phone and Mobile Device… DataExpert is a value-added reseller of software and hardware for investigative services in the public and private sector. INSEC Security is the leader of information security, digital forensics, and mobile forensics based in South Korea. With more than 20 years’ experience, mh SERVICE GmbH is one of today’s leading providers and suppliers of products… S-TECH is an Hong Kong based company focus on Digital Forensics and associated investigation tools… Mediarecovery owns one of the biggest Computer Forensics laboratories in Europe, where the search and analysis… iForensics offers worldwide professional computer forensics services, training, and tools especially for the Chinese… CBIT Digital Forensics Services (CDFS) is Australia’s premier and most trusted supplier of Digital Forensic Tools… Focus Systems is a “general information service company” providing total solutions to customers…
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st|CBIT Digital Forensics Services (CDFS) is Australia’s premier and most trusted supplier of Digital Forensic Tools, Training and Certification. We provide end-to-end solutions (consulting, procurement, implementation, expert witness testimony, industry-embedded training) to Law Enforcement, Government, and Enterprise.
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pa|We will be there to present our digital media investigation platform and of course, to talk with you. You will find us in stand “E080” together with our partner . See you there! February 10 @ 3 pm UTC
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pa|We now launch a new improved user portal, which will allow for even more features and developments in the future, as well as more involvement from partner companies. If you have any feedback on the portal or forum, please let us know. With the launch of the new portal, we are also proud to present our new web shop, designed to simplify the process of purchasing both licenses and extra modules. If anything is unclear, please let us know. Contact Customer care, and we will do all we can to help you out February 10 @ 3 pm UTC
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pa|Working in silos is a well-recognized problem within many businesses, organizations and information systems. These silos end up isolating people and projects, negatively affecting workflow and the chance of success. Our experience at Griffeye is that silos are also one of the main obstacles for law enforcement investigators and their teams as they look to share the workload, information and expertise – and ultimately solve cases. So what exactly are we dealing with? We can break it down to three common types of silos that investigators and their teams often seem to experience: It’s an all too familiar story. A single user is left on their own with all the case information, specialist experience and heavy workload. Not to mention all the responsibility and stress of achieving a vital result under time pressure, even when trying to solve the most horrific crimes such as identifying victims of child sexual abuse. Over just a few short decades, our digital society has evolved at a mind-boggling rate. Digital crime has kept the same dizzying pace. The seized data was once often just small amounts and quite basic in shape and form, meaning one or two computer forensic tools could do the job. But the digital information seized today is very different. A whole range of specialized tools is required to achieve results. Unfortunately, the concept of interoperability (i.e. tools sharing data) is not something that has been encouraged by the majority of the tool providers so far. So what happens to the case and your workflow when the information is stuck in one tool? A tool silo means you aren’t going to get the results your hard work deserves – and can even mean crimes going unsolved. This is a combination of the two previous silos. With data that is stored in the tool rather than centrally, and is difficult to export and share with other users, there is even less ability to share information, specialist experience and workload. There’s even the risk of information being lost as you share it from one tool to another. The result? Increased stress and frustration as cases are harder and take longer to solve. And perhaps many cases never get fully closed because you are not detecting all the clues and connecting all the dots. Technology providers have a responsibility to move away from business models that close the users into proprietary tools and formats, to formats that allow integration between tools. A genuine solution would give investigators the best, fully integrated tools, along with the easy ability to share information, experience and workload with other specialists. This will let them escape the silo for a far smoother and more effective workflow – and, most importantly, far better and quicker results. A collaborative and integrated approach that will help teams move through their cases quickly is as important as building great tools in the first place. A great example of this is how Project VIC works together with their partners and suppliers. Here, the open approach to helping each other has resulted in seamless, automatic integration between technologies, letting investigators tell a complete evidence story and uncover the truth. Ultimately, that’s what it’s all about. It’s time to say goodbye to the silo once and for all – and embrace the opportunities to share the load and work better together. As technology providers and investigators. Johann Hofmann, Director & Head of Griffeye, has more than ten years’ experience in applied image and video analysis gained in the specialist field of crime investigations. Griffeye specializes in designing digital media intelligence solutions for law enforcement agencies and digital forensic investigators. Working across academia and law enforcement, Johann has gained a deep and thorough understanding of law enforcement operations, its unique requirements and how research can address the relevant issues February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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pa|For group efforts on individual cases, CS Operations gives you and your colleagues a digital base of operations for reviewing and analyzing materials. Whether you’re working in a local, regional or special office, Analyze Collaboration Server Operations makes it possible to seamlessly share intelligence and tackle cases. Skip the grunt work and focus everyone’s efforts on what’s important thanks to a sophisticated toolkit for processing, sorting and analyzing huge volumes of image and video files. With the best-available image and video processing you can import everything from CCTV to native forensic image formats and start analyzing them straightaway. Material is automatically identified and tagged allowing you to prioritize. Critical clues are flagged to ensure that you always catch the details that help crack the case. The tool splits up, speeds and prioritizes video footage. Looking through vast amounts of video has never been faster and more precise. See the patterns clearly and identify relationships in the collected data across a wide range of analysis tools. Intuitive and easy-to-use from the start, Analyze DI lets you quickly and easily categorize, prioritize and review complex information to ensure high-quality results. Analyze DI has the power and capacity to rapidly and intelligently process huge volumes and deliver fast, accurate results. MyGriffeye User Portal is the gateway to a large and active community of users, developers and other stakeholders. You can exchange advice with your fellow Griffeye users, provide feedback on the platform and take advantage of a vast number of community-generated plug-ins. An extensive digital marketplace gives you access to valuable apps developed by Griffeye and by third-party developers – allowing you to add new functionality as your needs change.
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pa|April 15th, 2020 In this second session of our “Analyze DI Explained” webinar series, we will take a deep dive into the Griffeye Analyze DI user interface. Eric Oldenburg is Griffeye’s Law Enforcement Liaison in North America. Before coming to work for Griffeye, he was a police officer with the Phoenix Police Department in Arizona for 24 years. 15 years of that working at the Internet Crimes Against Children taskforce (ICAC). Eric has a unique experience from working both as an investigator and a computer forensics examiner February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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pa|Newly created Safer Society Group will become the parent company of two subsidiary businesses, NetClean Technologies and newly launched Griffeye Technologies. This restructure and the establishment of Safer Society Group will enable each subsidiary to specialize in its respective field. It also creates opportunities to develop new companies in new fields aimed at using technology to help create a safer society. We are already exploring several new opportunities. Safer Society Group will establish and lead technology companies that aim to create a safer and better society. These organisations may develop new technology solutions, but also seek new fields where existing Safer Society Group technologies can do good. It could be to tackle human or organ trafficking, or solve healthcare challenges. If there was a way to provide clean water to everyone in the world through an IT solution, we would take on that challenge too. NetClean will stay as a separate company and brand, developing the world’s leading technology solutions to fight sexual abuse material. Its mission, to make a difference, will stay the same. The brands NetClean ProActive and Whitebox stay under the NetClean brand. NetClean Analyze, the world’s leading digital media investigation platform, will now be lead by Griffeye and rebranded Griffeye Analyze. With the mission to create a safer society, Griffeye will continue to develop the platform, broadening its market to address other challenges and applications in addition to child exploitation. This will include other crimes types, defence, public safety, insurance and healthcare. The organizational changes do not have any practical consequences for our customers. All contracts remain unchanged. Safer Society Group will keep the same company number as NetClean Technologies. NetClean Analyze DI, now Griffeye Analyze DI, will remain free of charge for law enforcement working with child sexual abuse investigations. To solidify our commitment to help law enforcement combat child exploitation, Safer Society Group will donate the Analyze technology to ICMEC and the Project VIC initiative, guaranteeing that Analyze DI stays free of charge for this cause. Software and licensing remain unchanged. You will still be able to use the same licence key. Updates will be available through , using your existing credentials. My.NetClean becomes My.Griffeye. New licence keys can be obtained the same way as before, through The changes do not have any practical consequences. All contracts remain unchanged and do not need to be resigned or renegotiated. Safer Society Group will keep the same company number as NetClean Technologies. The donation of the Analyze technology to ICMEC and Project VIC means that law enforcement working with CSA investigations are guaranteed that Analyze DI will remain free of charge. It is also an important way for Griffeye and Safer Society Group to solidify our commitment to fighting child sexual abuse.
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pa|Taking good care of our customers is something that we take really seriously at Griffeye. We want to build great relationships with our customers and we are always interested to hear feedback on how to improve our products and services. But how does that transform into customer care? To find out, we sat down to chat with Klas Waldenfors and Elin Sahlén from our Customer Care team. As always with the Griffeye Customer Care team there is a positive atmosphere and a great deal of laughter and friendly banter, something that we hope shines through to our customers. “We handle everything from license requests to complex large Analyze CS installations. We also monitor the Griffeye user forum, where both new and really senior users can ask questions, discuss issues and help each other out”, says Klas. “We make sure that the answers are correct and if there are reoccurring questions we add them to the FAQ. Sometimes we’ll also make a tutorial for that particular problem or feature.” Elin adds, “Another great thing about the forum is that users can add feature requests and we will always take them into consideration. The users really appreciate that, but it’s also invaluable feedback to the developers at Griffeye.” “Exactly, the forum has been really great, with many active users learning from each other and sharing knowledge. It has become everything that we hoped for”, says Elin. “We only really have one complaint”, she adds with a smile. “We really wish people would upload their picture so that we can see whom we are talking to. That makes it so much more personal. And that means better service”, she says. “A lot of it is, but anyone that has a support agreement gets to talk to our lovely selves in person and will get quick and direct service”, says Klas. “Most people prefer e-mail though, so they can read the answers when it suits them.” The most common question is ‘how do I get a license?’, says Elin. “We love that question as it means there is a lot of interest in Griffeye Analyze.” “Do you do carving?” is also a question we get a lot”, Elin says, “and the answer is no. We collaborate with the best in the industry and instead have a workflow between the different tools and solutions.” “Another pretty frequent question is which formats we can process. The answer is, of course, in our FAQs here ” Elin replies, “Knowledge of the Analyze tool varies between users, from those that almost use the tool to its full potential to those that use it just for categorization. In addition, we continuously add new features to enhance the user experience, increase the user’s efficiency and the quality of the work produced. I think that everyone, even the most senior users, can benefit from training – so that would be my advice and recommendation.” “Plus they get to meet us! And get certified”, adds Klas. He continues, “On a more serious note, we have understood that many people also benefit from meeting other users at our trainings. There is great gain from meeting peers and hearing how they use the solution, and what their workflows look like.” “That the product is free for everything and everyone, which is unfortunately not the case”, says Klas and smiles. “Griffeye Analyze DI has been donated to Project VIC for use in child sexual abuse cases, and is therefore pro bono for Law Enforcement working with child sexual abuse investigations. We think that the issue of child sexual abuse is so important that we want everyone to benefit from the tool when handling those cases. To find perpetrators and save the children involved.” Elin continues, “This is not to say that other crimes and use cases are less important, but child sexual abuse is our pro bono initiative. Therefore, for all other use cases, the Griffeye solution comes with a price, like any other tool on the market. People understand when we explain this, and they appreciate that it works like any other tool.” “Quite often we get e-mails from investigators saying that they have previously worked with Analyze in CSA investigations and have moved on to work with other crime types, and that the tool is just as usable there. That’s always great to hear.” Elin answers, “Well, the portal is just in its first phase. We are working on a lot more material, like video tutorials and partner interviews. And there is most likely going to be forums for special use cases, where the users can ask specific questions within their crime type.” “And with the new API, you can expect more partner modules that can be used on the Analyze Platform” says Klas. “Also, I want to add that the most important thing for us is that our customers are happy. Therefore, if anyone has any thoughts, ideas or opinions on how to improve the forum or our products, please don’t hesitate to contact us.” February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations. We recently sat down with our Product Owner Frida Landin, and CTO and Co-founder Mattias Shamlo… December 8 @ 2 pm UTC November 18 @ 3 pm UTC In Analyze 20.3, you will find that we’ve made big updates to the GID as well as important improvements to…
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pa|May 13th, 2020 In this fourth session of our “Analyze DI Explained” webinar series, we will show you how to make the most of the reporting function, and cut down on admin work. Analyze DI makes it possible to export your case report in several different formats to fit your needs. In this webinar we will discuss how to create and customize the following report types: Eric Oldenburg is Griffeye’s Law Enforcement Liaison in North America. Before coming to work for Griffeye, he was a police officer with the Phoenix Police Department in Arizona for 24 years. 15 years of that working at the Internet Crimes Against Children taskforce (ICAC). Eric has a unique experience from working both as an investigator and a computer forensics examiner February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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pa|At Griffeye, our aim is to continuously develop and improve the Analyze platform with the very latest and most advanced technology to further help investigators in their work. That is why the platform, and specifically Analyze DI Pro, is being developed more and more towards collaboration, automation and intelligence building. The upcoming 19.0 release is no exception. The upgrade will however affect the workflow for Analyze DI Core users who currently use the product for team efforts. Analyze DI Core is for investigators working independently with processing and reviewing images and videos, without the need for more advanced analysis. Starting from the 19.0 release, it will no longer be possible to process cases in Analyze DI Pro to benefit from all the advanced analysis, and then import the case to Analyze DI Core for basic review. Nor will it be possible to push cases from DI core to other external systems. Also, as the Analyze DI Core license is not intended to be shared between several users, it will only be possible to install a license on a single machine. Apart from the technical reasons behind the change, this is a decision made to further map each product to their intended use case. Something that will help us to better develop the platform in the future and assure the quality of each product. For users who need to share intelligence within the team and/or other teams, and want the possibility to share caseloads, we recommend Analyze DI Pro. To give all our existing Analyze DI Core users the possibility to try Analyze DI Pro to its fullest, we have decided to extend the trial period . After the trial, it will be possible to upgrade existing DI Core licenses to Analyze DI Pro for the February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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em|for collaborative work Clarification of changes: Reduced case compatibility between DI Pro and DI Core. Cases will only be able to open in a “read-only” mode. No shared hash databases The ability to embed media files in a VICS JSON output will be removed, which may impact uploads to external systems. One installation per Analyze DI Core license The offer is valid during 2019.
pa|The new plugin, that is activated through Analyze Forensic Market, expands the ability to run advanced tools automatically and seamlessly through Griffeye Analyze DI. News for our Analyze CS Enterprise customers are the possibility to manually split an entity media cluster into separate entities, and the ability to limit bookmarks to a specific case. The release also includes a wide range of improvements to the look, feel and workflow of Entity Management February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations. We recently sat down with our Product Owner Frida Landin, and CTO and Co-founder Mattias Shamlo… December 8 @ 2 pm UTC November 18 @ 3 pm UTC In Analyze 20.3, you will find that we’ve made big updates to the GID as well as important improvements to…
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pa|På Griffeye utvecklar vi teknik som hjälper polisen att skapa ett tryggare och bättre samhälle. Vår produkt Griffeye Analyze har funnit sedan 2015 och används idag av över 4000 polismyndigheter världen över; framförallt i utredningar av sexuella övergrepp mot barn, där vi bland annat utvecklar vår egen AI (Artificial Intelligence) som hjälper polisen att identifiera och rädda barnen i materialet. Genom innovativa lösningar, en gemensam drivkraft och en känsla av att vi faktiskt bidrar till ett bättre samhälle har Griffeye kommit långt på bara några år. Som digital marknadskoordinator på Griffeye kan vi lova dig en kreativ, motiverande och omväxlande roll där du får ta stort ansvar för att driva olika marknadsaktiviteter. Med flera spännande projekt planerade framöver kommer du ha en viktig roll i marknadsteamet för att se till att Griffeye fortsätter växa och ökar närvaron online samt når ut till rätt personer. Du kommer att vara ansvarig för att säkerställa att marknadsplanen fullföljs och att vi håller deadlines för olika leveranser och projekt. Utöver det kommer du till största del att jobba operativt med Griffeyes marknadsföring. Du kommer bland annat att skapa innehåll och optimera marknadsaktiviteter i olika kanaler såsom webb, sociala medier, e-postkampanjer, nyhetsbrev, evenemang och digital annonsering. Då du framförallt förväntas producera textinnehåll till våra olika kanaler är det viktigt att du har god språkkänsla och är duktig på att utforma text på engelska. Vi tror också att du nyfiken och intresserad av att utforska nya marknadskanaler och verktyg för att alltid uppnå bästa resultat. Kanske har du intresse eller tidigare erfarenhet och kunskap av digital analys, konverteringsoptimering och automatisering? Fantastiskt! Vi är redo att ta nästa kliv med vår digitala marknadsföring och förhoppningsvis är du personen som ser till att det händer. Vi vill tro att det är få bolag som är som oss. Här är känslan av ett mindre vibrerande bolag – med familjär stämning, just do it-mentalitet och mycket kreativitet – och samtidigt arbetar vi med stora globala projekt och frågor som gör verklig skillnad i världen. Totalt är vi ungefär 30 anställda och vårt kontor (som vi delar med våra systerbolag) hittar du på Första långgatan i centrala Göteborg. Här möts du av engagerade och sköna kollegor som mer än gärna umgås och har roligt även utanför jobbet. Vad sägs om fredags-AW:s, padeltennis och brädspelskvällar? was founded in 2015 with the objective to offer law enforcement a revolutionary solution to process and cut through large volumes of image and video data. Today, Griffeye is world-leading in its field and used by over 4,000 police agencies across the world.
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pa|The first major news is that is now available in Analyze DI Pro. It allows users to find clues even faster than before. And the Face Detection App, simply called Face, is now and more accurate than ever. The second is the implementation of a new AI technology, trained at Taskforce Argos, Queensland Police in Australia. It will help investigators filter out relevant information, speed up investigations and free up time to prioritize investigative work such as victim identification February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
di|Search Release of Analyze 18.0 – A No-Brainer Release of Analyze 18.0 – A No-Brainer May 24, 2018 Categories:
st|Today, we announce the release of Analyze 18.0, with two exciting new features. Face Recognition 3x faster
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pa|With the launch of Analyze DI Pro, we have decided to make the pro bono version of Analyze DI, Analyze DI Core, available to all use cases. Good news for all police officers working alone or in smaller officers, that work with categorizing or very straightforward digital media analysis – or if you are simply a novice at digital media analysis and want a starting point. We are excited about the possibility to reach even more investigators in need of the powerful Analyze DI technology – and stepping up our contribution to creating a safer society February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations. We recently sat down with our Product Owner Frida Landin, and CTO and Co-founder Mattias Shamlo… December 8 @ 2 pm UTC November 18 @ 3 pm UTC In Analyze 20.3, you will find that we’ve made big updates to the GID as well as important improvements to…
di|Search Pro bono version available for all use cases Pro bono version available for all use cases June 15, 2017 Categories:
st|Up until now, the pro bono version of Analyze DI has only been available to police officers working with child sexual exploitation investigations.
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pa|June 19, 2019 3 pm CEST (9 am EDT) GID is now available to use as part of your daily work, instead of the previous hash database DB Manager. For Analyze DI Pro users, GID comes with many advantages for operational work. Designed to make information sharing a seamless process and to build on each other’s casework, GID does not only save you a lot of valuable time. But it also helps to avoid latency and gives you and your colleagues access to the latest information at all times. Eric Oldenburg is Griffeye’s Law Enforcement Liaison in North America. Before coming to work for Griffeye, he was a police officer with the Phoenix Police Department in Arizona for 24 years. 15 years of that working at the Internet Crimes Against Children taskforce (ICAC). Eric has a unique experience from working both as an investigator and a computer forensics examiner February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
di|Search Webinar: Get to know GID Webinar: Get to know GID June 14, 2019 Categories:
li|How to migrate and get started with GID How to use GID in your daily work to seamlessly share intelligence with other investigators How to set up and administrate a shared GID How GID eliminates the typically error-prone and labor-intensive task of importing and exporting data How to use GID to match stored intelligence,
st|Recorded webinar: Date: Time: Watch replay: The very first introduction and demo of the new Griffeye Intelligence Database (GID). What you will learn in this webinar
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pa|Complimentary training to support police officers working to fight child sexual abuse crime to further support investigators working with child sexual abuse cases. Our aim is that by offering this online training, we will help make their work easier and more time-efficient while putting more powerful solutions in their hands. “Every action we take at Griffeye is made to support our users, helping them to solve more cases and safeguard victims while at the same time protecting their wellbeing, said Johann Hofmann, CEO of Griffeye. Now in times like these, it’s more important than ever that we find new ways to support them in their line of work. And with the effects of COVID-19 lockdowns and the increased risk for this sort of crime, the demand and need for education and increased knowledge have never been greater.” The Griffeye Analyze online training will be a substitute for Griffeye’s regular in-class training. It is specifically designed for teams working on child sexual abuse cases, but the training will be complimentary for all Griffeye Analyze users who work with cases involving large amounts of images and videos. “The Analyze DI online training takes place in 4-hour session over four days, where we provide attendees with detailed instruction on the features of Analyze DI”, said John Madsen, Law Enforcement Liaison Officer. “All training is delivered by certified Griffeye trainers who are either current or former law enforcement forensic professionals. Students will learn how to decrease exposure, increase efficiency, automatically classify images and videos depicting child sexual abuse, and identify victims and suspects in massive amounts of images and videos.” February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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pa|The 18.2 release is mainly about quality and maintenance. With feedback from our users we have focused on improving existing tools to make them even better and stronger February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
di|Search Release of Analyze 18.2 – All about quality Release of Analyze 18.2 – All about quality October 3, 2018 Categories:
li|More efficient workflow and better customizability when processing videos with Face Recognition in DI Pro. User Experience improvements in Face Recognition in CS Enterprise. Added support of HEIF/HEIC images and sequences in DI Pro. Improved accuracy of Griffeye Brain (as a result of further training on a new quality-assured database).
st|With every release we aim for an even stronger and more efficient software. In the 18.2 release, we have focused on a range of quality improvements to make our most used tools even better. Some of the improvements in the 18.2 release:
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pa|Analyze DI Pro includes the new CameraForensics app, which is integrated into the workflow of the Pro version. This allows users to perform searches of the CameraForensics database, directly from the Griffeye Analyze application February 10 @ 3 pm UTC
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pa|It’s well known that there are many benefits of working in teams instead of silos – there are synergies, better quality results, faster investigations and shared workload just to mention a few. In criminal investigations working alone not only adds a lot of mental stress, but also a dependency on an individual to make progress on a case. You rely on one person’s view and expertise instead of a joint effort. However, there are a number of challenges with working in teams, from interaction between people to work processes and the tools available. We asked two different law enforcement teams in two different countries, each with 5-10 team members, which team challenges could be solved or improved with the help of technology. Different law enforcement teams work differently, but with increasingly large seizures of images and videos, several investigators often need to work together to process larger cases quicker and share the workload. Not to mention relieving the stress and strain on individuals who carry the weight of a case on their own. “The technical solutions that we use at the moment don’t allow us to work several people simultaneously on the same case, which slows us down. It’s frustrating … a technical solution that allowed us to work several people on the same case at the same time, would considerably increase the speed with which we can work through high priority cases.” A different but related challenge also arises when a whole team works together to process a case. The case can then easily be divided into several different parts and processed on a number of different work devices, increasing the risk of missing important information or duplicating efforts. Being able to store the information and collective knowledge centrally would mean that the information is not isolated to a single investigator but shared with the team. Another challenge is that the hardware available for investigators may differ within teams or between teams. “Hardware limitations is one of our big challenges across the country. Locally, there are big variations in laptops and other computers available for investigators, and at the same time we have to deal with enormous volumes of material – the norm and the starting point is often half a million images in a single case. That means it can take days just to load a case. It would help those investigators tremendously if the processing power was instead located at the core of the technical solution in use.” With centralised processing power, the types of workstation or device that the team members have access to become less important. As a result, fewer resources are required from both a hardware and maintenance perspective, and investigations can become more effective. As a technology provider, we at Griffeye have always prided ourselves in listening closely to our users and hearing what they need to overcome their challenges. We are committed to technology that helps people and teams become even better at what they do, freeing up time and resources for investigators to focus on what they do best – cracking the case. With Griffeye Analyze Operations we take that commitment to the next level. . And If you have any comments, questions, suggestions or requests, please ! February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations. We recently sat down with our Product Owner Frida Landin, and CTO and Co-founder Mattias Shamlo… December 8 @ 2 pm UTC November 18 @ 3 pm UTC In Analyze 20.3, you will find that we’ve made big updates to the GID as well as important improvements to…
di|Search How can technology aid teamwork? How can technology aid teamwork? July 6, 2017 Categories:
st|Are there challenges in teamwork that technology could help solve? We put the question to two different law enforcement teams in two different countries. Challenge: Dispersed knowledge Challenge: Hardware limitations
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pa|, Head of Griffeye, describes the new expanded network, “The new partner contracts will strengthen our coverage of Benelux, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Poland and South Africa, providing closer sales and support to new and existing customers and users.” Johann points out that this isn’t just an exciting development for Griffeye – it’s also good news for customers. “The volume of images and videos in the world is still rising and shows no sign of slowing down. Nowhere is that more true and more of an issue than in our customers’ world of law enforcement, national security and defense where they of course need to capture and analyze these files as a matter of urgency. But we always find that the closer we get to the Griffeye users, the more help we give them and the more they can get from our technology. All of which helps investigators to be more effective and efficient at their job – and after all, seeing them getting results is what drives us.” The new partners also bring their own unique skills to the table, which in turn brings even more value to their local customers. As Griffeye’s Senior Solutions Executive, , explains, “Each new partner is highly experienced with deep knowledge of their particular market. We expect customers and users to see that as a big positive going forward.” That deep knowledge of markets has already had an effect. “Several new opportunities and customer agreements are already in the pipeline,” says Johann February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations. We recently sat down with our Product Owner Frida Landin, and CTO and Co-founder Mattias Shamlo… December 8 @ 2 pm UTC November 18 @ 3 pm UTC In Analyze 20.3, you will find that we’ve made big updates to the GID as well as important improvements to…
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st|With four new sales partners covering seven European countries and South Africa, Griffeye has further strengthened its presence in the EMEA region. It’s the latest step on Griffeye’s journey to get even closer to customers and the user community around the world. And by no means the last.
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pa|Johann Hofmann, Head of Griffeye, commented: “I’m pleased to have an influential and well-established player like Guidance Software fully on board the Project VIC ecosystem. This will have a big impact on forensic investigators, who will be able to seamlessly process and analyze data. Leveraging the Project VIC data model to enable an integrated workflow between EnCase and Griffeye Analyze means users can now share data with a simple button click and more easily highlight critical clues.” For child exploitation cases the collaboration with Project VIC and Griffeye will mean built-in integration with the Project VIC hash library of known victims of child exploitation. This will enable users to more quickly identify known victims and focus their efforts on finding the unknown victims. EnCase Forensic users will also be able to contribute their findings to Project VIC, helping the entire community. Encase Forensic 8 will be available in late June February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations. We recently sat down with our Product Owner Frida Landin, and CTO and Co-founder Mattias Shamlo… December 8 @ 2 pm UTC
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st|EnCase Forensic becomes Project VIC compliant and integrates with Griffeye Analyze using the VICS data model. That was recently announced at the Enfuse conference in Las Vegas. The integration will serve all users of Griffeye Analyze, enabling more seamless forensic investigations.
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pa|In a time when forensic backlogs continue to grow and exponentially higher volumes of data are being seized, it’s critical for examiners and collaborating units to have tools that support automated workflows and help maximize their productivity. Griffeye Processing Engine supports an efficient workflow between units. It’s specifically designed for examiners who work with extraction and case creation, and want to ease the transfer of cases to the investigations unit, so the work can be carried forward in Analyze DI Pro. Automatically locate and extract images and videos from numerous digital media devices and forensic image formats. Streamline the entire process, from extraction, processing and case creation, to handover to an investigator working in DI Pro. With BlueBear’s LACE Carver integrated into the Analyze Processing Engine, data is automatically extracted from the device and imported directly into the Griffeye Analyze platform as part of the same process. Automatically detect and classify various objects in large image sets as well as identify and flag images and videos depicting child sexual abuse content to tell whether a file is pertinent to the investigation or not. MyGriffeye is the gateway to a large community of users, developers and other stakeholders. Exchange advice with fellow users, provide feedback on the platform, and take advantage of the Griffeye Analyze Online Education.
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Griffeye Processing Engine Built for forensic examiners who require an efficient tool for extracting digital media, creating cases, and swiftly exporting them to the investigations unit. A GRIFFEYE ANALYZE SOLUTION For forensic examiners working with an automated approach. Streamlined workflow from extraction to case analysis Key Benefits POWERFUL MEDIA EXTRACTION Let the Griffeye Processing Engine run smoothly on a separate machine to process a case while you proceed to the next one. LACE CARVER EXTRACTION TOOL Read more GRIFFEYE INTELLIGENCE DATABASE Working in Griffeye Processing Engine, you have access to the Griffeye Intelligence Database (GID) to seamlessly share intelligence with other examiners and investigators — both within and across units. Read more GRIFFEYE BRAIN (AI) Read more GRIFFEYE USER PORTAL Read more Want to know more about Griffeye Processing Engine? Get in touch with us
pa|Eric Oldenburg April 25, 2019 When dealing with millions of images and thousands of hours of film, it is almost impossible for humans to pick out and correlate faces. This is where technology comes to the rescue. Griffeye’s Face Recognition can identify and match images and videos depicting different suspects and victims directly from import. As a result, investigators can easily break out all unique individuals from the start and thereby narrow down, structure and prioritize the relevant material to look through it more effectively. Not only does it decrease the time it takes to locate possible victims and suspects, but it also reduces investigators’ exposure to the material. Eric Oldenburg is Griffeye’s Law Enforcement Liaison in North America. Before coming to work for Griffeye, he was a police officer with the Phoenix Police Department in Arizona for 24 years. 15 years of that working at the Internet Crimes Against Children taskforce (ICAC). Eric has a unique experience from working both as an investigator and a computer forensics examiner February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
di|Search Webinar: Quicker cases and better outcomes with Facial Recognition Webinar: Quicker cases and better outcomes with Facial Recognition April 5, 2019 Categories:
li|How to identify imagery of suspects and possible victims How to locate related photos and videos How Face Recognition altogether decreases time spent working on cases
st|Recorded webinar: Presenter: Recorded: Watch replay: Join us for this highly anticipated webinar and learn about one of Griffeye’s most advanced and appreciated technologies: Face Recognition in Analyze DI Pro.
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pa|The explosion and volume of digital images and videos captured by CCTV, smartphones, tablets, digital cameras, body worn cameras, and dash cams presents significant challenges to analysts, investigators, and forensic examiners. But there are ways in which to get back in control and find clues and evidence that would have otherwise been lost February 10 @ 3 pm UTC
di|Search Crash course in visual media investigation Crash course in visual media investigation March 2, 2018 Categories:
li|Pre-categorization based on known hashes. Processing vast amounts of multimedia data collected from multiple sources and forensic tools. Automatically eliminating and prioritizing information. Detecting critical clues through automated routines and visual navigation. Identifying relationships between files based on their EXIF. The basics of “Fuzzy hashing”. Photo matching in the absence of EXIF data. Object recognition in videos.
st|Crash course in visual media investigation 16th of March, Griffeye is hosting a webinar on how to investigate large volumes of images and videos in the most effective way. In a one and a half-hour crash course, participants will learn how Griffeye technology can help to process, analyze, visualize, manage and build intelligence from mass quantities of digital media. In the webinar, you will learn all about:
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pa|Magnus brings a solid background from the industry, an extensive network and detailed knowledge of the Asian Pacific market. “Asia and the Pacific is an enormous market with great potential, and we see an increasing demand and need for the solutions that we provide. Griffeye has been active in the APAC region for many years, but we now increase our presence and focus, mainly through expanding our partner network”, says Johann Hofmann, Head of Griffeye. Magnus Hedlund has twenty years of relationship-based sales experience, and has worked several years in the forensic market in the Asian Pacific region. “I am really excited about both Griffeye and the products. There is enormous potential in the product portfolio and I am looking forward to bringing them to the Asian and Pacific markets on a larger scale. I am also really excited about the genuine passion I see at Griffeye and to know that what I do helps investigators to be more effective and efficient at their job.” “We are very pleased to present five highly experienced companies as our partners, with thorough knowledge of their respective market”, says Magnus Hedlund, new Senior Solutions Executive for APAC at Griffeye February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations. We recently sat down with our Product Owner Frida Landin, and CTO and Co-founder Mattias Shamlo… December 8 @ 2 pm UTC November 18 @ 3 pm UTC In Analyze 20.3, you will find that we’ve made big updates to the GID as well as important improvements to…
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st|Griffeye increases focus on the APAC region with the recruitment of a new Senior Solutions Executive, Magnus Hedlund. READ MORE: We are delighted to announce five new partners in the APAC region, based in Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Australia and New Zealand.
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pa|Have a look at the latest release, Analyze 16.2, with major improvements and several new features. Our CS customers won’t be disappointed with features such as file- and case upload support, added capabilities to Alerts & Notifications as well as enhanced case management. Log in to the Griffeye user portal to read more and download the new update. Today, we are proud to officially launch the Griffeye Processing Engine. A brand new solution in the Analyze platform built… February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements.
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pa|2016 is already shaping up to be a busy year for Griffeye’s CTO Mattias Shamlo – and it’s only March! While Analyze 16.1 (Griffeye Analyze DI’s most recent version) was just announced in February, The Griffeye team is already hard at work perfecting the next release. However, we were able to catch up with Mattias to discuss Analyze 16.1 and learn more about one of its central features – an open API. *Laugh* Well, I like being busy, and right now we do so much that I am really proud of, so of course my schedule is full, but it is also a lot of fun. Now, this release had a number of really important news, but one of the most exciting features is the open API. I have ongoing discussions with Johann Hofmann and Pelle Garå on what to do next and where we are going. We identified really early on that we wanted to have an open platform, so an open API was a logical step. It ties in well with our core strengths and what we stand for – interoperability and “state of the art.” The Analyze platform has been up and running for a couple of years now, but up until now all our integration efforts have been done in collaboration with our partners. We will of course continue to collaborate with our valued partners, but the new API enables users to integrate the Analyze platform with other tools they use in their investigations without establishing a formal partnership. We don’t want to lock in our customers into an application that makes their work harder, we want to provide our customers with a platform where it’s possible to seamlessly exchange data from application to application. In the end, we’re all about making our customers’ jobs more efficient and streamlined. Through an open API, users can develop their own functionality, i.e. plugins, which can be added to the platform to solve a challenge specific to their investigation. The open API can be used in a range of ways including performing a deep analysis such as image classification in an external tool, running clustering operations on ingested data and opening up images in another program’s processing. The open API is a really important part of the puzzle and helps create a modularized platform. It gives both our users and partners the opportunity to use the full capacity of all of their tools, not just Analyze. It is exciting to hear when our customers share that they are able to extract more information from their data than ever before. Not only does the open API give customers the ability to tailor make solutions that work for them – or even for a whole industry or market – but it also gives them limitless possibilities to create a much faster and more effective workflow. With the open API, investigations can become more streamlined. In the future, one of our goals is to be able to include new modules or API projects that meet the necessary quality and usability requirements of Griffeye. We could include them in standard deliveries of Analyze DI or sell them through our Analyze Forensic Market (AFM). Exactly! We will of course continue to develop modules ourselves, but users are now able to develop their own modules, which means more people bringing new ideas to the table. We actually had a great example of how the API can be used the other day. One of our customers contacted our support team asking if there was a way to isolate and export the sound from video to MP3 file to be provided as court evidence. Senior Software Developer Andreas Eriksson found an easy solution and was able to quickly build a new app that did exactly what the customer asked for. Next time it can be another user doing that! I encourage everyone to share what modules they are building – we love to hear our users’ innovative ideas! However, if users aren’t looking to share the module with others, they can build and use their own script without our involvement. We want investigators to have access to the fastest and most effective workflows, and the open API is a crucial step towards that vision. Even though we will never have all available technology integrated into the platform, we can make all that technology and functionality accessible. That is why collaboration with other vendors, partners, users and developers has become so important to us. I want to encourage all of our users to work with us, give us feedback and develop modules themselves. Now, the sky is the limit with Analyze’s open API functionality. Today, we are proud to officially launch the Griffeye Processing Engine. A brand new solution in the Analyze platform built… February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements.
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st|Thank you for letting us have this time, we know you have a really busy schedule – so let us start at once! First off, the open API is one of the most important new features in the latest release of Griffeye Analyze DI? Why is an open API so exciting? MS: Speaking of the customers – can you tell us more about how users can work with the API? MS: That’s sounds great. Can you expand on how exactly this affects customers’ work? MS: Basically, what you are saying is that anyone can develop modules that function with Analyze? MS: What is your vision for the future with the open API? MS:
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pa|The contracts cover Benelux, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Poland and South Africa. A closer presence to each market is not only beneficial to Griffeye’s expansion and growth, but will also provide closer sales and support to both new and existing customers. , Griffeye’s Senior Solutions Executive, outlines what the new partners will help deliver, in addition to easier access to the Griffeye platform. Griffeye provides the world’s premier intelligence and visual big data platform for digital media investigations handling images and video. Griffeye Analyze DI, CS operations and CS enterprise can be used in any investigation containing digital material for industries including law enforcement, defense, and national security. Griffeye was initially part of NetClean, with a focus on child sexual abuse (CSA) investigations. In 2015 it became a separate brand from and peer company to NetClean and a subsidiary to Safer Society Group. For more information, visit: www.griffeye.com. Today, we are proud to officially launch the Griffeye Processing Engine. A brand new solution in the Analyze platform built… Law enforcement agencies worldwide will benefit from cutting-edge artificial intelligence that detects child sexual abuse in video material. Griffeye today announced the launch of Griffeye Analyze online training… Griffeye today announced the integration with Two Hat’s CEASE.ai technology… Griffeye today announced the release of Griffeye Intelligence Database (GID). With the technical integration between Analyze DI Pro and LACE Carver, users will be able to handle the whole investigations… The technology, trained at Taskforce Argos, Queensland Police in Australia, will help investigators filter out relevant information… During April and May, Griffeye has further strengthened its presence in the EMEA region by signing four new sales partner… Bringing new and existing customers dedicated North American support and service NYU Tandon and Griffeye Researchers Use Artificial Intelligence Technology to Quickly Analyze Photos… Griffeye increases focus on the APAC region with the recruitment of a new Senior Solutions Executive, Magnus Hedlund. In response to the growing volume and varying quality of data involved in… Griffeye and Magnet Forensics today announced their partnership at the 2015 Florida Internet Crimes Against… Washington, DC, August 10, 2015 – NetClean announced today that it is changing its brand to Safer Society Group, a… Analyze Relations, a new feature in Analyze DI 15.1, is an industry first visual navigation tool that enables digital investigators… NetClean and Nuix, today announced a technology partnership to integrate their investigative tools and allow users to…
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st|During April and May, Griffeye has further strengthened its presence in the EMEA region by signing four new sales partner contracts, covering seven European countries and South Africa.
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h2|New Griffeye solution to streamline the workflow between examiners and investigators Griffeye releases new AI that can identify child sexual abuse content in videos Griffeye launches complimentary online training to support police officers working to fight child sexual abuse crime Griffeye Integrates with Two Hat Security’s CEASE.ai Griffeye releases new intelligence database – and makes large-scale police collaboration possible Griffeye integrates with BlueBear’s LACE Carver New AI technology trained to aid child abuse investigations Griffeye strengthens its EMEA presence Griffeye opens US subsidiary to meet demands… New forensics tools will speed the… Griffeye invests in the APAC region Griffeye partners with Amped to create… Griffeye and Magnet Forensics Announce… NetClean Announces Reorganization and… Digital Investigation Tool Analyze DI Provides… Analyze DI and Nuix Collaborate to Enhance…
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em|“The volume of images and videos in the world is still rising and shows no sign of slowing down. Nowhere is that more true and more of an issue than in our customers’ worlds of law enforcement, national security and defense, where they of course need to capture and analyze these files as a matter of urgency. A closer presence in those countries will ensure that our customers can maximize their usage of our technology,” commented “The new partners bring their own unique skills to the table, which in turn brings even more value to their local customers. Each partner is highly experienced with deep knowledge of their particular market. We expect customers and users to see that as a big positive going forward. In fact, we’re already close to several new business opportunities and customer agreements as a result.”
pa|September 18, 2019 3 pm CEST (9 am EDT) When dealing with masses of previously unseen images and videos, investigators are often forced to work in the dark without really knowing where to start and what details and visual attributes to look for. As a result, information is often found too late, or not at all. Griffeye Brain aims to reverse that trend. By applying to investigative workflows, users can now get an indication of where to start digging and which data is relevant to the case. Using Griffeye Brain, you can automatically detect and classify various objects in large image sets as well as identify and flag images that depict child sexual abuse content to tell whether a file is pertinent to your investigation or not. Not only does this decrease the time it takes to locate possible victims and suspects, but it also reduces redundancy and thus exposure to the material. Eric Oldenburg is Griffeye’s Law Enforcement Liaison in North America. Before coming to work for Griffeye, he was a police officer with the Phoenix Police Department in Arizona for 24 years. 15 years of that working at the Internet Crimes Against Children taskforce (ICAC). Eric has a unique experience from working both as an investigator and a computer forensics examiner February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
di|Search Webinar: Griffeye Brain in Analyze DI Pro Webinar: Griffeye Brain in Analyze DI Pro September 4, 2019 Categories:
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pa|On the Griffeye portal you’ll find a bunch of new e-learning videos, including introductions on how to get started with DI Pro and walkthrough’s on how to use the different Griffeye features February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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pa|2015 has been extremely busy for Johann Hofmann, Director and Head of Griffeye. From speaking with hundreds of investigators from all over the world, Johann holds a unique perspective on the current obstacles and opportunities law enforcement are facing today – especially when it comes to digital media. We sat down with Johann to get his view on the current digital forensic landscape and to learn more about Analyze 16.1’s brand new updates. One of the biggest and most important trends we currently see in today’s world is the production of more video than ever before. Nearly everyone has a smartphone or tablet with a camera, which allows for ease of production but also extensive storage and sharing of personal video files. I have even read that every second, nearly a million minutes of video content will cross the network by 2019 – that’s crazy! ( ) The production of commercial video set aside, the mass production of video by the public, including footage from surveillance, body and personal cell phone cameras, has resulted in a surge of video being produced. In turn, this has impacted the amount of digital content being handled by law enforcement. Interestingly, this increase in video content has proved both a challenge and an opportunity for law enforcement – similar to what we have seen with digital photos. While there is more content available to help investigators put together the missing pieces, they are struggling to keep up with analyzing and categorizing all of this new evidence. There is a very real need for a tool that can handle this kind of material in an effective way. Griffeye Analyze 16.1 can process, analyze and store the material quicker than a single officer ever could, meaning resources are freed up and more content is viewed for potentially relevant evidence. Well, video has been one of our primary focuses for quite some time. We have seen the demand from our customers for video processing capabilities rising in the last couple of years and we’ve worked really hard behind the scene to offer an updated solution. After months of hard work, we are incredibly proud to now release Analyze 16.1, which includes the new Video Utility Pack. Analyze DI 16.1 and our new Video Utility Pack enables the user to analyze video quicker and more effectively than before. My team has worked hard to build such a powerful tool for image and video analysis, and I am extremely proud of the work that we’ve done with this tool. The Video Utility Pack helps eliminate non-pertinent video and prioritizes information based on elements such as a specific timeframe, noise or movement. The tool can also help identify activity within the video that an officer would have a really hard time finding. For example, the naked eye may not be able to spot the shadow moving in the background of a video, but our technology can. At the end of the day, our users are going to save time, uncover more evidence and solve more cases. It is important to note that our current users will need to re-register at our new user portal and get a new license key to download Analyze DI 16.1. I urge everyone to get a new license key as soon as possible because in addition to getting to check out the new utility pack, our user portal now includes a forum, Q&As, articles, news and many other helpful sections to explore. Of course – we always work in very close collaboration with our user base, particularly with a group of “super users” that continuously inspire and influence the work we do. In many development projects we also work closely with Science and R&D departments in a variety of government entities, academia and industry that contribute to our platform. If we identify a great technology that someone has already developed and that applies well into our product and use, we always strive to integrate that with our tools. I hope and think that our users are really going to like the new capabilities. We try to push ourselves with every release and this new version is no exception. The video review user interface is extremely user friendly and usable, but at the same time extremely powerful. As with each release, we love hearing what our users think and always take their feedback into consideration. I’m really looking forward to hearing everyone’s thoughts! Today, we are proud to officially launch the Griffeye Processing Engine. A brand new solution in the Analyze platform built… February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements.
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st|Thank you for joining us today – let’s jump right in! First off, can you tell us a little about the trends in digital media you are seeing today? JH: Seems like our networks will be busy in the next few years. So, how does all of this video content affect the industries that Griffeye operates in – like national security, defense and law enforcement? JH: How has this affected research and development (R&D) within Griffeye? JH: Interesting! What can you tell us about the new release and the Video Utility Pack? JH: Speaking of the users – have they had any influence or input on the development? JH:
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pa|Johann Hofmann, Director & Head of Griffeye By partnering with ICMEC and Project VIC, a wider audience of law enforcement officers around the world have access to Analyze and other technologies that are critical in child exploitation investigations. To demonstrate our commit to the cause, our donation of Analyze means that the technology is available pro bono to all law officers working to help victims of child exploitation. When we read the first-hand accounts of the difference the technology is already making, such as cutting down time it takes to find victims and perpetrators, we know that we have made the right choice in our donation. By giving law officers the chance to complete cases more quickly, more lives are ultimately saved. Our donation is modeled off of previous donations made to ICMEC, such as Microsoft PhotoDNA and MTS’ F1 technology. By using Project VIC’s open standard protocol and law enforcement-defined data models, we integrate with Project VIC’s other partners to make sure data is able to seamlessly move among the different tools. This means unnecessary steps are avoided and law enforcement agencies no longer need to manually input raw code for each technology into their individual systems, saving time and money. Using private technology repositories, law enforcement agencies around the world can import and export the images quickly and easily. Without a leading force like ICMEC or Project VIC, it’s unlikely that so many technologies from various companies would be able to communicate like they do today. The collaboration between ICMEC / Project VIC, private companies and governments around the world is proof that great things can happen when multiple groups come together to fight for the same cause. Today, we are proud to officially launch the Griffeye Processing Engine. A brand new solution in the Analyze platform built… February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements.
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pa|July 8, 2020 We will walk you through the ‘Victim ID checklist’ and the different features that help to streamline the Victim ID process from start to closure of a case. This includes functions such as filtering, searching, mapping, and EXIF thumbnail mismatch, as well as more sophisticated features such as face detection and artificial intelligence. Eric Oldenburg is Griffeye’s Law Enforcement Liaison in North America. Before coming to work for Griffeye, he was a police officer with the Phoenix Police Department in Arizona for 24 years. 15 years of that working at the Internet Crimes Against Children taskforce (ICAC). Eric has a unique experience from working both as an investigator and a computer forensics examiner February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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st|Analyze DI Explained Date: In this seventh session of our “Analyze DI Explained” webinar series, you will learn how to best approach the victim identification process using Analyze DI. Some of the things you will learn in this webinar:
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pa|Griffeye, one of the world’s premier platforms for managing, building and sharing digital media, and used by law enforcement agencies across the world, today announced the release of new AI technology that will help investigators filter out relevant information, speed up investigations and free up time to prioritize investigative work such as victim identification. The technology has been trained on child sexual abuse material at Taskforce Argos, Queensland Police in Australia. AI technology opens up whole new possibilities for investigators. One of the big challenges that law enforcement face today are the large volumes of data, often millions of files, that investigators have to deal with. Finding the clues needed to identify and rescue children is often like looking for a needle in a haystack, and information is often found too late, or not at all. The manual classification also puts investigators under a lot of mental strain, and results in increased investigation times. The AI scans through previously unseen footage and suggests images that it believes depicts child sexual abuse content. The AI outputs a score that can be used to tell whether a file is pertinent to the investigation or not. The version released today is the first beta version, that will be further developed and fine-tuned in several stages during 2018. The Griffeye AI program, called Griffeye Brain, aims to innovate how AI is applied to law enforcement work processes. The CSA classifier is the first outcome of the programme. The Griffeye Brain CSA classifier has been trained on real CSA case data at Taskforce Argos, Queensland Police in Australia. Training the algorithm on real data is necessary for it to work and it is absolutely crucial how the training is conducted and what data it is being trained on. Today, we are proud to officially launch the Griffeye Processing Engine. A brand new solution in the Analyze platform built… Law enforcement agencies worldwide will benefit from cutting-edge artificial intelligence that detects child sexual abuse in video material. Griffeye today announced the launch of Griffeye Analyze online training… Griffeye today announced the integration with Two Hat’s CEASE.ai technology… Griffeye today announced the release of Griffeye Intelligence Database (GID). With the technical integration between Analyze DI Pro and LACE Carver, users will be able to handle the whole investigations… The technology, trained at Taskforce Argos, Queensland Police in Australia, will help investigators filter out relevant information… During April and May, Griffeye has further strengthened its presence in the EMEA region by signing four new sales partner… Bringing new and existing customers dedicated North American support and service NYU Tandon and Griffeye Researchers Use Artificial Intelligence Technology to Quickly Analyze Photos… Griffeye increases focus on the APAC region with the recruitment of a new Senior Solutions Executive, Magnus Hedlund. In response to the growing volume and varying quality of data involved in… Griffeye and Magnet Forensics today announced their partnership at the 2015 Florida Internet Crimes Against… Washington, DC, August 10, 2015 – NetClean announced today that it is changing its brand to Safer Society Group, a… Analyze Relations, a new feature in Analyze DI 15.1, is an industry first visual navigation tool that enables digital investigators… NetClean and Nuix, today announced a technology partnership to integrate their investigative tools and allow users to…
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h2|New Griffeye solution to streamline the workflow between examiners and investigators Griffeye releases new AI that can identify child sexual abuse content in videos Griffeye launches complimentary online training to support police officers working to fight child sexual abuse crime Griffeye Integrates with Two Hat Security’s CEASE.ai Griffeye releases new intelligence database – and makes large-scale police collaboration possible Griffeye integrates with BlueBear’s LACE Carver New AI technology trained to aid child abuse investigations Griffeye strengthens its EMEA presence Griffeye opens US subsidiary to meet demands… New forensics tools will speed the… Griffeye invests in the APAC region Griffeye partners with Amped to create… Griffeye and Magnet Forensics Announce… NetClean Announces Reorganization and… Digital Investigation Tool Analyze DI Provides… Analyze DI and Nuix Collaborate to Enhance…
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em|The technology, trained at Taskforce Argos, Queensland Police in Australia, will help investigators filter out relevant information, speed up investigations and free up time to prioritize investigative work such as victim identification. Griffeye provides the world’s premier intelligence and visual big data platform for digital media investigations handling images and video. Griffeye Analyze DI Core, DI Pro, CS operations and CS enterprise can be used in any investigation containing digital material for industries including law enforcement, defense, and national security.
pa|The open API is one of those changes. Quietly it creates seamless workflows between tools, saves time and improves investigation quality – allowing you to focus on getting the job done. We know how important that is to you. Therefore, the major news in the new release of Analyze 16.4 is the next generation of the API, greatly improving the ease of integration of external modules. Keep your eyes open, a new exciting collaboration will be announced soon! Another exciting and very noticeable change in the new release is the introduction of a new standard version of Analyze DI, with generic use configuration (i.e. categories, tags and bookmarks) that can be applied and adjusted to suit any type of investigation. This is the next step in the development of the platform, and allows each user to adapt the tool to their particular type of investigation. These improvements are both springboards for new possibilities, technologies and features – we’re looking forward to a very exciting 2017. With the new use case neutral platform, the pro bono version of Analyze DI becomes solely specialized for child sexual abuse investigations. This will make the tool easier and clearer to use for both child sexual abuse investigations and investigations in other crime types. For example, the CSA categories will only be available in the pro bono version. With the upgrade and new standard version of Analyze DI all offline users need to reactivate their license key. This is to ensure you get access to the right version of the product, with the right categories. When you open Analyze DI you will get a notification that you need to re-activate your license key. Just press ok and follow the simple step-by-step instructions February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
di|Search Analyze 16.4 – Facing Endless possibilities Analyze 16.4 – Facing Endless possibilities November 28, 2016 Categories:
st|Sometimes the big changes happen in the background. They don’t change the way something looks or feels, but suddenly they have opened new doors that we didn’t know existed.
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pa|Today we are excited to announce that the world’s leading digital media investigation platform, NetClean Analyze, has moved into a new peer company called Griffeye. The solutions are now rebranded as Griffeye Analyze Digital Investigator (DI) & Collaboration Server (CS). Griffeye will actively push boundaries and continue to broaden its markets beyond child exploitation to tackle other challenges and find use-applications where the intelligence and visual big data Analyze platform will help do good. “Griffeye will continue to work towards creating a safer and better society, but will focus efforts on addressing new challenges and facilitating needs in work that involve managing and investigating large volumes of images and videos,” says Johann Hofmann, in his new role as Head of Griffeye. “We have already seen the great benefits of Analyze in investigations concerning child exploitation crimes and the platform has proven to increase efficiency and generate superior results in any investigation containing large volumes of images and videos. In addition to various types of crime in law enforcement, Analyze has great use in other industries too, for example defense, public safety, insurance, and health care.” The rebrand and reorganization will not have any practical consequences for customers and users of Griffeye Analyze. The tool will remain free of charge for law enforcement working with child sexual abuse investigations. The rebrand of Analyze is part of a larger reorganization, where both Griffeye and NetClean become subsidiaries to the newly created parent company Safer Society Group. “The reason behind this change is to enable each subsidiary company to specialize and remain world leaders within its respective field. The new structure also opens up opportunities to develop new companies under Safer Society Group. Examples could be using technical solutions to fight human trafficking or illegal organ trade,” says Christian Berg, CEO of Safer Society Group. The rebrand means that the products NetClean Analyze DI and NetClean Analyze CS become Griffeye Analyze DI and Griffeye Analyze CS.
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pa|This workshop aims to bring uncommon open-source tools and techniques to Victim ID officers investigating Child Sex Abuse cases. The first half of the workshop will consist of a presentation on who Bellingcat are, what they do and how they do it. Various case studies will be used to illustrate their methodology and what is possible to achieve with open sources. In the second part of the workshop, we’ll teach some of these methodologies to participants. Bellingcat are the foremost online investigative collaborative in the world. Amongst multiple ground-breaking investigations, Bellingcat was the first to investigate and identify: Bellingcat have also been instrumental in assisting  February 10 @ 3 pm UTC New feature to help you build efficient workflows. And a range of other updates and usability improvements. Video enhancements, usability improvements and revamped GID in Analyze DI and CS Operations.
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st|Workshop: Bringing the power of Open-Source investigation to Victim ID the Bellingcat way March 16th-20th, we will be at the ICDDF Conference in London, UK. On Monday 16th we will be hosting a workshop together with Bellingcat. Hope to see you there!
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em|For those of you who were planning on joining us at the Conference March 16th-20th, we’re very sorry to tell you that the event has been postponed. For more information visit The lecture is open to law enforcement officers only. Find out more about Bellingcat.