“The open-source intelligence specialist and executive director of Onbranding, Selva Orejón, explains that a platform like this can save law enforcement officers investigating groups through the internet and social networks a great deal of time and effort, as well as help them gain “a much more global perspective” and, therefore, see things that might otherwise go unnoticed. “Many times before an attack there are user movements such as switching their profiles to private or changing their names on social networks,” says Orejón. “A platform like this can trigger an alert when it detects such movements, which would otherwise be very difficult or impossible to detect.””

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