Dark Cyber Profiles Cyxtera Brainspace
Dark Cyber, a weekly video program about the Dark Web, profiles the Brainspace analysis system. Law enforcement and intelligence professionals access visual reports to speed investigations.
"A game of cat and mouse is now being played out on a global game board. However, advances in intelligence and analytics software are making it increasingly difficult for those who would evade oversight to operate with the confidence wrongdoers had a few years ago."--Stephen E Arnold, author of Dark Web Notebook and Dark Cyber host.
Dark Cyber, a weekly video program distributed by YouTube, provides an inside look at the Cyxtera Brainspace analysis system. Stephen E Arnold, author of “Dark Web Notebook” (www.xenky.com/darkwebnotebook) explains how next-generation software can shine light on the actions of bad actors or persons of interest.
Stephen E Arnold said:
“Some individuals are confident that the information about online activities is 100 percent secure. That’s not accurate. Next-generation information access systems make it possible to piece together separate items of information. With a tool like Brainspace, an investigator can get an overview of activities, contacts, transactions, and related information.”
The program featuring Cyxtera Brainspace airs on Tuesday, December 12, 2017. Direct access to the program is available on Stephen E Arnold’s blog “Beyond Search” at www.arnoldit.com/wordpress.
Other stories on the December 12, 2017, program include information about a new study about Dark Web contraband by Interpol and the European Monitoring Center for Drugs and Addiction.
Stephen E Arnold also reveals that Anonymous Portugal created a new chat system which runs within Tor (the Onion Router). With censorship and the success of law enforcement in shuttering certain Dark Web sites, the HexIRC system is designed to allow individuals to evade scrutiny by enforcement and intelligence personnel.
Stephen E Arnold added,
“A game of cat and mouse is now being played out on a global game board. However, advances in intelligence and analytics software are making it increasingly difficult for those who would evade oversight to operate with the confidence wrongdoers had a few years ago.”
Stephen E Arnold’s “Dark Web Notebook” and his 2015 book “CyberOSINT: Next Generation Information Access” provide specific information about the methods, tools, strengths, and weaknesses of open source and commercial tools available to security, intelligence, and law enforcement personnel. Information about both books is available at www.xenky.com.
About Stephen E Arnold
Stephen E Arnold provides engineering and analysis services to organizations worldwide. He lectures at selected law enforcement and intelligence conferences, including Telestrategies ISS and TechnoSecurity & Digital Forensics programs. He has worked for Halliburton Nuclear and Booz, Allen & Hamilton as well as numerous commercial and government organizations.
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