Accelerating Counter-Terrorism Investigations | Webinars

Join us to discover how a GCC Ministry of Interior worked with Social Links to transform multi-day manual investigations into two dedicated, one-click workflows built on Crimewall.

As extremist networks increasingly operate within closed messaging communities, identifying participants and reconstructing their activities has become a growing challenge. Hidden member lists and fragmented digital activity make it difficult for investigators to connect the dots and build a complete intelligence picture.

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In this live webinar, we’ll demonstrate how investigators can uncover the audiences behind Telegram communities, trace individual accounts’ activities, and turn scattered digital signals into structured investigative evidence.

What We’ll Cover

Investigating Closed Messaging Communities

Discover why Telegram has become an important environment for extremist propaganda, recruitment, and coordination—and why hidden member lists and fragmented activity make investigations challenging.

Use Case #1: From Community to Members

See how investigators can reconstruct the observable audience around an extremist channel, even when Telegram doesn’t expose a member list. We’ll demonstrate how comments, linked discussion groups, service events, and cross-signal correlation help surface otherwise difficult-to-identify accounts.

Use Case #2: From User to Activity

Find out how one-click workflows consolidate posts, comments, reactions, and participation across communities into a unified intelligence view and chronological timeline. See how investigators can combine this activity with identity data to create a structured investigative package for authorized inter-agency transfer.

From Platform to Mission-Specific Capability

Learn how Social Links worked with a GCC Ministry of Interior to transform its investigative methodology into dedicated workflows within Crimewall. Discover how these mission-specific capabilities can help agencies accelerate repetitive, time-critical investigations.

Live Q&A

Bring your questions to the Social Links team and explore how these capabilities can support your investigative operations.

Who Should Join

This webinar is designed for professionals involved in counter-terrorism, national security, and digital investigations, including:

Government agencies and Ministries of Interior

Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs)

Counter-terrorism and national-security units

Intelligence analysts and OSINT specialists

Investigation teams working on extremism and radicalization

Threat assessment and security professionals

Anyone interested in accelerating investigations and uncovering intelligence across messaging platforms is welcome.

Note: We’ll only accept corporate email addresses for registration.

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