Powering development with real data
Obtaining information about people and companies
We provide services consisting in obtaining information about people, companies and institutions.
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competition analysis and contractor verification
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mapping and creating connections between the people or companies we are interested in
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verification of information about employed employees
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researching and monitoring trends in a given industry
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checking natural persons.
Is it legal?
OSINT involves collecting information from sources that are open, available and public. If we meet the above criteria when obtaining information, we have nothing to fear, we operate fully legally. However, one should be careful not to cross the border when collecting information and not to start activities that are illegal for private persons, i.e. those that are reserved for state services and related to "gray" and "black" intelligence.
Thanks to the analysis of information that comes from open sources, the final product that we can provide to the person interested in the information is more complete. Transparency is one of the elements of a democratic state. By obtaining information from open sources, this benefit of the system is used.
Speed in obtaining information – an experienced person can quickly obtain a lot of information just by having access to a computer.
Variety of sources from which we can obtain information – the number of sources from which we can obtain information is practically unlimited; our task is only to choose sources that will provide us with true information.
The information is obtained legally – we do not expose ourselves to legal consequences related to illegally obtaining information, which we could expose ourselves to by using other, more interfering with the protection of personal data methods.
A large part of the information collection and sorting processes can be automated, saving time.
An open-source interview conducted in an appropriate manner leaves no trace.
When obtaining information from open sources, we must be careful and vigilant so as not to duplicate erroneous information put into circulation just to confuse the opponent. When looking for information on specific or specialized topics, you should also consult specialists in a given field.
Too much information, so-called information noise – something that is an advantage can sometimes be detrimental to obtaining information. When conducting a professional source interview, it is worth comparing information in as many places as possible. But what if there are too many of them? Selecting the necessary, reliable information in some cases may take a very long time.
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An effective and flexible solution. Available worldwide. Innovative remote audits are carried out as a virtual solution in real time. So you'll be ready for the future. Continuously.
Remote audit is a new form of audit during which the physical presence of the auditor is no longer strictly necessary. Instead, the auditor uses digital technologies to connect remotely.
The remote audit process is not much different from an on-site audit. Similar to an on-site audit, a remote audit involves initial interviews that include planning the audit and then reviewing documented information. However, unlike an on-site audit, all documents must be available in digital form.
Remote audits are particularly recommended in cases where travel restrictions, such as those currently imposed by COVID-19, health risks or product hazards pose an issue for an on-site audit.
Remote audits are also useful and effective when a company has several plants located geographically. To fully benefit from the benefits of a remote audit, some basic technical equipment is necessary. This includes appropriate devices such as a laptop or tablet, but also adequate internet access. In addition, issues such as data protection and security and the granting of access rights should be clarified in advance.
Thanks to remote services, companies can save time and money, for example by avoiding costly additional on-site visits by an auditor. In this way, they reduce unnecessary additional work and increase the effectiveness of audits and certifications.
Since the auditor does not have to visit the company on-site, the audit - or at least part of it - takes place online. This reduces the workload, leads to savings in travel costs and thus lowers overall costs.