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ISS World Asia Highlights AI Investigations, OSINT and Mobile Forensics

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Summary

DarkOwl recaps ISS World Asia, where law-enforcement and intelligence professionals discussed AI-powered investigations, OSINT and darknet intelligence, deepfake detection, encrypted communications, and mobile forensics.

Key points

  • AI-powered investigative platforms combining mobile forensics, call-record data, OSINT, and financial data were a major conference theme.
  • Sessions covered OSINT and darknet intelligence, including foreign-language collection and monitoring across social media, TV, and radio.
  • Attendees discussed deepfake detection, forensic voice comparison, and synthetic media used in disinformation and hybrid warfare.
  • Encrypted messaging and intelligence extraction from mobile devices, satellites, and smartwatches were recurring topics.
  • DarkOwl reported increased interest in API integration and combining its data with other intelligence sources and tools.

Article Details

Event Type
ISS World Asia conference recap
Impact
No specific security incident or operational impact was reported. DarkOwl described discussions of law-enforcement investigative needs and increased interest in API integration and source-fusion use cases.

Vendors

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Products

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Industries

Intelligence and homeland securityAs the world’s largest gathering of regional Law Enforcement, Intelligence and Homeland Security analysts it offers an unrivalled opportunity to develop and react to practitioner needs in the region.Law enforcementDarkOwl returned to ISS World Asia this year to meet clients, prospects and partners across Asia and learn about common challenges for law enforcement in 2026.

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