Finding Those Who Don't Want To Be Found

Powered by AI, we help law enforcement, government agencies, and enterprise clients find information fast to resolve the complex dynamics of cyber investigations.

Global Intelligence was founded by Adam Mosher and a group of local investors in 2017, out of Fredericton, NB, CA. Everything we do is driven by an unfaltering passion to protect the innocent victims of cyber and digital crime. The various solutions we provide to government agencies, enterprise, and law enforcement agencies across the globe serve those working hard to uphold the integrity of society.

We’re extremely proud that our products support the diligent efforts of those who work to combat crime and protect innocent victims.

Our Mission: To provide valuable, credible and actionable intelligence to fight for those who can’t fight for themselves

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Corporations, governments and law enforcement agencies face a mountain of increasingly complex data. We use patented machine learning and AI

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Greater Efficiency Uncovering Critical Digital Evidence

  • Artificial Intelligence, or AI, traditionally refers to a computer that learns, reasons, perceives, or processes language. Computers with artificial intelligence software work on their own without constant supervision. The software learns how to respond by using algorithms and historical data. Then it can start making predictions. In criminal investigations, Global Intelligence Inc. AI searches for evidence and identifies potential perpetrators by sorting through digital information called Cyber DNA.

  • Machine Learning is a subset of artificial intelligence. Machine Learning focuses on statistics to learn from data. Currently used in many industries, machine learning helps with image processing, predictions, classifications and other ways that data is organized and analyzed. Instead of programming a computer with every step, Global Intelligence machine learning uses past experience to learn new tasks and predict the movements of suspected criminals, making them easier to find.