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1. Open Source Intelligence Support Addressing Threats to U.S. Financial Systems from Non-State Sources OSINTGROUP proprietary data/information. Use or disclosure by permission only.

2. What does The OSINT GROUP do? Apply analysis tools to identify events world-wide applied against continually evolving data • The OSINT Group pinpoints • relationships including: • Trending, Spatial Research • Link Analysis, and • Entity Extraction

3. What does The OSINT GROUP do? The OSINT GROUP can aggregate unlimited information sources, harvesting information from across 126 countries in 25 languages. Our research software tools use an advanced content tagging system with more than 30 metadata tags and 380 categories to deliver hundreds of thousands of unduplicated real-time content items every day. OSINTGROUP proprietary data/information. Use or disclosure by permission only.

4. What does The OSINT GROUP do?Unique “Deep Web” Mining The Deep Web is massive -- approximately 500 times greaterthan that visible to conventional search engines -- with much higher quality throughout. The simplest way to describe our technology is a "directed-query engine." It has other powerful features in results qualification and classification, but it is this ability to query multiple search sites directly and simultaneously that allows Deep Web content to be retrieved.

5. Open Source Research Model OSINTGROUP's Infrastructure Queries Pattern-based Subject-based Iterative & Predictive Analysis Public Source Data Government Data Private Data Newswires Newspapers Weblogs Pictures Maps, Charts, Tables Government documents Scientific literature Reports, Alerts Files, Linkages, Photos, Images Reports & Analyses: CONUS (Continental U.S.) OCONUS (Outside Continental U.S.) OSINTGROUP proprietary data/information. Use or disclosure by permission only.

6. Threats to U. S. Financial Systems • Financial Systems Threat (Non-State) • Every region or country in the world • has seen an increase — • as a source or transit zone • Cyber Crime • Illicit Financial Transactions • Electronic Attacks/Terrorism • Identify Theft • Fraud • Data Destruction Southeast Asia China Taiwan Ethnic Chinese Criminal Networks Japan Japanese Yakuza Africa Western Europe Italian Organized Crime Eastern and Central Europe Russia, the Baltics, and the Newly Independent States

7. Threat to U.S. Financial Stability • Identify Theft and Financial Institution Attacks • By “Social Networks” ~ • Nigeria • Central America • Eastern Europe • Mexico

8. Threat to U.S. Financial Stability Western/Central/Eastern Europe has long been popular for money laundering and illicit financial transactions because of its advanced economies and financial systems. U.S. Financial Systems facing an increasing threat from international drug traffickers and from illegal migrants, many of whom wind up employed by ethnic-based crime groups to make their livelihood. Turkish and Albanian criminal groups dominate.

9. Referential Data Sources (partial listing) Social Security Death Master Index (SSDI): 90+M records of deceased individuals and their S.S. numbers at time of death. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) Data: A database of Specially Designated Nationals (SDNs) and Blocked Persons. ATF Most Wanted: Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives’ (ATF) “Most Wanted” list. FBI Most Wanted: Federal Bureau of Investigations “10 Most Wanted.” FBI Most Wanted Terrorists: Federal Bureau of Investigation’s “Most Wanted Terrorists.” RCMP Most Wanted: Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) “Most Wanted” list. Secret Service Most Wanted: United States Secret Service’s “Most Wanted” list. DEA Fugitives: Drug Enforcement Administration’s (DEA) “Major International Fugitives”. Interpol International Fugitives: listing of recent fugitive –related information from 186 countries. Worldwide Incident Tracking: Incidents in which sub-national or clandestine groups attacked civilians or noncombatants. Terrorism Knowledge Base: A one-stop resource for comprehensive research and analysis on global terrorist incidents. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) Aviation Accidents:Data from 1962 to present about civil aviation accidents. FinCEN Money Services Business: A listing by state of financial institutions called "Money Services Businesses" (MSB). CNN: Cable News Network’s (CNN) top news story headlines. US Cities Local News:Local metro news section of major newspapers.

10. OSINT Collection Support to Federal Reserve Four Functional Areas: # 1 ~ Conduct Monetary Policy by Influencing Economic Conditions # 2 ~ Maintain U.S. Financial System Stability # 3 ~ Supervise & Regulate Banking Institutions # 4 ~ Provide Financial Services to Depository Institutions and Government • OSINT Collection Identifies Non-State Financial Threats -QUICKLY • World-Wide Deep Web Mining • Link and Pattern Analyses of Changing Financial Threats • 24/7 Pattern Analyses and Social/News Monitoring • Real-Time Projections Affecting Federal Reserve Functional Areas

11. OSINT Collection Support to Federal Reserve (example) A new aspect of financial systems stability threat activity is the emergence of eastern European and Russian organized crime groups. The economic situation of many high tech labs in these regions has provided a rich pool of resources that are being exploited for many different types of criminal activity. Specific areas of concern are the reverse engineering of hardware, software, and access control devices and high-tech methods of disrupting information systems. Moscow Times (Sep 8, 2008) reported: "Many specialists became jobless over the last few years, and criminal groupings took advantage of this. A criminal group, which specialized in hacking bank networks, was arrested last year. Its ringleaders were ordinary criminals with several convictions, but computer specialists were on their payroll. The gang had worked out a special program for each electronic theft. In this way, they misappropriated several billion rubles and had targeted U.S. financial institutions.

12. Immediate Solution Collection of Open-Source Content Identify, track, monitor, and harvest open-source content on foreign language websites as well as other forums. Translation of Collected Foreign-Language Materials Translate collected materials from foreign language sources, including Arabic, into English for examination and review. Analysis of Collected Materials Ability to determine relevance of collected and translated materials as they relate to financial threats. Outreach Activities with Stakeholders Ability to develop and conduct outreach and engagement strategies to national and international financial communities to gather information and compile data/findings to develop financial threat information.

13. Deliverables • Printed Reports • Emails • Alerts • Linkage analysis charts • Pattern analysis charts • Social analysis charts • Reports by zip code (All search elements) • Research • Printed Reports • Other Other Deliverables (as required) (Embedded video, news articles, geospatial data, association linkage charts, pattern charts, and other data) Reports Geospatial Data Embedded Video