
Standardizing and Enhancing Emergency Location Intelligence
In the decades since it was first adopted in Western Europe, 112 has become the most prevalent emergency services number worldwide. While there are significant
When law enforcement sets out to solve a new case—from missing persons to property crimes—they often begin with virtually nothing to go on. There may be no witnesses, no known motive, and even no physical
Protection of accuracy, fairness, and transparency must be demonstrated if AI-touched material influences investigative decisions or prosecutorial judgments.
Reflecting on the past and looking towards our future, SS8 thanks our customers, community, and employees for a successful 25 years that sets the stage for an unlimited future of value-driven lawful intelligence.
Criminal organizations commit substantial financial crime at international border crossings, either connected to or independent of higher-profile violations such as smuggling and human trafficking.
Law enforcement agencies (LEAs) all over the world face intensifying personnel shortages. Most are unable to meet recruitment targets or even to compensate for ongoing retirements with new hires.

In the decades since it was first adopted in Western Europe, 112 has become the most prevalent emergency services number worldwide. While there are significant

Vertical positioning is critical for location intelligence and emergency response in large, dense urban areas. Longitude and latitude alone are not enough to identify a

Identifying the physical locations of emergency callers is critical to delivering public safety services. When callers to Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs) can’t accurately provide

Location information is gathered from connected devices including mobile phones. It is a critical data point which, when used by Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs), tracks
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