Top 5 Takeaways from Security & Policing 2021
For the first time, the Home Office Security & Policing event went virtual in 2021. Here are our 5 top takeaways from the event.
COO of Constella Intelligence, Alex Romero, named Aspen Institute Fellow
COO of Constella Intelligence named Aspen Institute Fellow
The Emerging Threat of Deepfakes to Brands and Executives
Synthetic media, like deepfakes, already poses serious reputational and financial risks to brands, executives, and public institutions
Enhanced Search Among New Features Added to Hunter Investigations Platform
Constella’s Hunter investigations platform introduces new features, sources, and usability enhancements to enrich user experience
Constella COO Quoted in BRINK News Article on the Threats of Digital Disinformation
“As AI continues to improve, malicious actors are becoming increasingly effective at spreading damaging disinformation with increased ease.”
Recovery in an Era of Surging Cyber Crime Rates
Fraud losses spiked 13% in just one year – between 2019 and 2020 – hitting consumers with $3.5 billion in losses related to recovery efforts.
Supply Chain Security: You’re Only as Strong as Your Weakest Link
As the old adage goes, “you are only as strong as your weakest link.” For cyber, this means it is wise to assess your external networks as well.
Rebranding UK Policing Models for 2021
For the 3i Model, a theoretical approach to tackling crime. It stands for INTERPRET, INFLUENCE, IMPACT.
COVID-19 Cyber Threats at Financial Institutions: Challenges & Opportunities
Constella has observed an increase in activity in dark web forums and markets, namely the sale of stolen credentials and documentation, credit cards and even tools to exploit physical devices (e.g., ATMs for carding) or communications software (e.g., “Zoom” messaging application).
