How do you find what you don’t know? This is the conundrum that analysts constantly face in today’s digital information age. Yet their ability to find these things nonetheless is key in preventing bad events from happening. CAAT content analytics provides the critical piece to create “connect-the-dots” solutions at various Intelligence Agencies.  CAAT provides the ‘missing link’ between incoming data and next-generation social analysis and awareness tools.

Within the Intelligence Community, social media tools are often used to identify social networks of concern. However, people sometimes have aliases, and often there are numerous ways to spell foreign names and entities. Compounding the problem are situations where key information is deliberately hidden or obfuscated.

The deployment of advanced analytics – using algorithms based on latent semantic indexing – has been shown in study after study to uncover latent relationships and meaning from seemingly innocuous text. Based on advanced mathematical principles, CAAT’s ability to accurately organize or categorize documents far exceeds ordinary analysis systems. CAAT excels at uncovering potential relationships which, when combined with social analysis and awareness tools, can highlight critical information.  Special code words, unique aliases, 4th or 5th order relationships, are all exposed using CAAT’s latent semantic analysis. 

For file parsing and text retrieval, CAAT embeds the dtSearch Engine. “CAAT first relies on dtSearch’s powerful file converters to prepare any incoming or found text for extraction,” explains Content Analyst. “CAAT content analytics then uses dtSearch Engine search capabilities to provide the critical piece to create ‘connect-the-dots’ solutions at various Intelligence Agencies.”

Content Analyst Company is headquartered in the metropolitan Washington, DC area. For more information about CAAT, Content Analyst can be reached at 1-800-CONTENT, on the web at www.contentanalyst.com, or via email at info@contentanalyst.com.