Network Intelligence for External Intelligence Operations

Advancing national security objectives through visibility into global communication flows

Key External Intelligence Objectives of Agencies

Monitoring cross-border activity

Identifying external threats

Understanding intent and capability

Providing early warning

Enabling strategic and operational decisions

Intelligence Exists in Transit

Subsea Cables

International traffic traverses fiber networks and exchange points

Satellite Communications

Signals propagate across wide geographic footprints

Vehere AI Crime and Counter-Terrorism

Transforming Network Traffic to Strategic Intelligence

Helping Uncover Signals within Global Flows

Network metadata

IPs, protocols, timings, etc.

DNS and infrastructure intelligence

Domain queries

Telecom signalling

Mobility data, session activity, call events

Communication events

Voice, SMS, and messaging

Application intelligence

App identification and artifacts

Cryptocurrency

Transaction metadata

Use Cases

The Vehere Advantage

From Network Signals to Intelligence

Converts network activity into actionable intelligence that reveals patterns, behaviors, and correlations among entities of interest

Extraction of Intelligence at Scale

Supports mass, wide, and targeted intelligence collection with terabit-speed packet capture and petabyte-scale storage for instant data retrieval

Any Communication Source, Any Scale

Captures raw network traffic across subsea cables and satellite communications, transforming vast data streams into valuable intelligence at national scale

AI-Powered Analysis

Applies AI and NLP to network intelligence, helping analysts reduce noise, understand context, and extract useful insights faster

See the Platform in Action

Explore the capabilities of Vehere AI Crime and Counter-Terrorism
Utilize metadata to detect, analyze and act with minimal reliance on content inspection
Rapidly identify targets and break language barriers with AI-driven transcription, translation, and speaker recognition
Reduce workload with automated spam filtering, email categorization, identification of key entities, along with language identification, translation and summarization
Track adversary movements with precision using a 16-layer street view offline map to visualize IP footprints and geofence critical targets.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is Network Intelligence useful for achieving external intelligence objectives?
Network Intelligence enables agencies to monitor cross-border transit traffic at international gateways, providing visibility into external communications and data flows. With Vehere AI Crime and Counter-Terrorism, agencies can analyze metadata and clear-text signals to identify suspicious activity and support strategic intelligence objectives.
Transit traffic refers to data flowing across communication networks—between countries or regions—without residing on endpoints. Network Intelligence analyzes this in-motion data at key cross-border interception points.
Network Intelligence systems are deployed at international gateways, including subsea cable landing stations, satellite ground stations, and telecom exchange points where cross-border traffic can be observed.
Network Intelligence extracts insights from protocol headers, session metadata, DNS activity, signaling data, and any clear-text payloads observable in transit. It can also reconstruct files transmitted over unencrypted channels.
While encrypted payloads are not directly visible, Network Intelligence leverages metadata such as IP information, session timing, and protocol usage to surface potentially suspicious activity.
Yes, Network Intelligence can reconstruct files, attachments, and other objects transmitted over unencrypted channels, enabling deeper inspection of content moving across international networks.