Krishna Ika | Counter-terrorism | National Security - Brainwave Science iCognative

iCognative Harkins in a whole new era in security and intelligence gathering

It used to be easy to distinguish who we were fighting by what they wore and where they were on the battlefield. Now, the battlefield can be anywhere — even cyberspace — and the terrorists blend in far too readily. In today’s times, terrorists and their accomplices are very likely in full sight among us. So how to identify them? iCognative embraces one common-sense premise: even if there is no external evidence left behind, the brain is an infallible witness to the plotting of a crime. Put another way, the terrorist’s brain contains the knowledge of organizations, training, and plans that do not exist in an innocent person’s memory bank.

iCognative provides investigators with a revolutionary state-of-the-art weapon to fight terrorism.

Measuring the brain’s response to stimuli has been demonstrated to be over 99 % accurate in detecting EOD/IED bomb knowledge, uncovering high intelligence value individuals, and establishing links between a suspect and known terrorist networks, places, and events. iCognative is invaluable when used to:

• Determine the level of involvement in terrorist activity, whether directly or indirectly.

• Support investigators in identifying potential threats, even if in a “sleeper” cell and inactive in years.

• Help verify hierarchically and leadership structure within terrorist organizations.

• Swiftly detect potential threats within asylum applicants and refugee camps.

• Validate the possible links from database analysis techniques and methodologies.

iCognative may well be the breakthrough that Anti-Terrorism Investigators have hoped for, enabling them to validate potential threats and terrorist activity with a nearly infallible degree of accuracy.

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