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The Power of i2 Analyst Notebook to Support Complex Investigations
30th July 2023
This is a short article discussing the benefits of using i2 Analyst Notebook in support of complex investigations with its ability to graphically represent connections from large data sets.
Leveraging Open-Source Intelligence in Customer Due Diligence Enquiries
26th July 2023
This short article provides an insight into how Open-Source Intelligence background checks on individuals or entities can support customer due diligence enquiries and enhance risk assessment and compliance efforts
New Cisco study reveals cybersecurity risks with hybrid working
31st March 2022
Many hybrid workers don’t feel like cybersecurity is their responsibility with some either try to find workarounds or engage in other risky behaviours like password reuse.
Futurum receives government Cyber Essentials accreditation
17th May 2021
Demonstrating our commitment to cyber security, "Cyber Essentials" is a government backed scheme aimed at protecting against the most common cyber attacks.
Home Office Security & Policing 2021
22nd December 2020
Futurum will be at Security & Policing 2021 - the official UK Government global security event.
Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) – Your Friend and Enemy
11th November 2020
Rachel Carson today hosted a successful webinar on the advantages and risks posed by OSINT.
Crisis Management Training Programme
7th October 2020
Cyber-crime, natural disasters, terrorism, fraud, and other events that have not been anticipated can have a major social and economic impact on your organisation.
Establishing the Facts: Investigative Interviewing Skills
26th August 2020
Our Managing Director APAC James Ellender is to hold an exciting new webinar on Investigative Interviewing and Interpreting Behavioural Indicators for the British Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong.
Virtual Training Courses
19th August 2020
Like all organisations Covid-19 has required us to look for more innovative ways of delivering training.