
The Case for Hashed Identifiers in Lawful Intelligence
The evolution of international 5G standards has brought increased privacy and security protections for users and data, which can be at odds with the needs
Lawful intelligence uses advanced technologies, but is only an adjunct to human expertise. These use cases show how intelligence tradecraft detects, deters, and disrupts threats while upholding legal standards.
Lawful intelligence gives investigators access to vast, complex data sets. Automated tools allow analysis at massive scale, but cases are built by humans, making the usability of such solutions critical.
The massive diversity and volume of data available to feed lawful intelligence practices creates significant technical complexity. Lawful intelligence platforms work below the surface to manage that complexity.
When investigators begin a new case, they often start with virtually nothing to go on. Lawful intelligence is the framework of methods, tools, and techniques that guides investigators toward resolution.
Protection of accuracy, fairness, and transparency must be demonstrated if AI-touched material influences investigative decisions or prosecutorial judgments.

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