RavaWave Selected as Police Agency Vendor for Illegal Site Detection, Analysis SW
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RavaWave said it had been selected as the final winner of the Police Agency's '2026 Illegal Site Detection and Analysis Software Purchase' project.
As a result, RavaWave will supply its in-house developed investigative support software, 'Cyber Intell Pro (Cyber Intell Pro, CIP),' to the Police Agency.
The solution has functions for searching illegal and harmful sites, analyzing related infrastructure and operational clues, integrating and managing investigation materials and histories, and supporting the drafting of investigative reports.
RavaWave said in a statement on the 13th that it had been selected as the final winner of the Police Agency's '2026 Illegal Site Detection and Analysis Software Purchase' project. As a result, RavaWave will supply its in-house developed investigative support software, Cyber Intell Pro (Cyber Intell Pro, CIP), to the Police Agency.
'Cyber Intell Pro (Cyber Intell Pro, CIP)' is a solution that combines field experience accumulated in combating digital crime with web intelligence analysis technology. The solution can analyze related infrastructure and operational clues starting from the stage of searching for illegal and harmful sites, and it can manage collected materials by case flow.
In addition, 'Cyber Intell Pro (Cyber Intell Pro, CIP)' is equipped with functions to detect and analyze sites suspected of being illegal and to analyze the relevance of investigative information. It also integrates and manages investigation materials and histories, supports the drafting of investigative reports, and can be configured and linked to match each agency's work environment.
The solution's accumulated field data includes experience analyzing about 34,000 illegal and harmful sites. This analysis experience was secured during the process of carrying out a 2026 Ministry of Gender Equality and Family project, the 'In-Depth Analysis of Illegal and Harmful Sites Related to Digital Sex Crimes.'
Based on this, RavaWave plans to expand its experience in analyzing illegal and harmful sites and supporting investigations in the public sector, following the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family research project and the Police Agency software supply. It also plans to expand the supply of 'Cyber Intell Pro (CYBER INTELL PRO)' to overseas prosecutors' offices, police, and specialized investigative agencies. The target areas for expanded supply cover major crimes such as child sexual exploitation, human trafficking, and forced labor using online spaces.
Kim Jun-yeop, CEO of RavaWave, emphasized that the company gave concrete form to its experience in responding to digital crime scenes and its analysis technology in software that investigative agencies can use directly. He added that the company will pursue a direction centered on improving efficiency at investigative sites, preemptively blocking digital threats in everyday life, and building a comprehensive system for responding to digital crime.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Hye-jin
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=408118
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