OSINT Platform for Law Enforcement
Built on 100% first-party data collection infrastructure — no platform API dependencies, no TOS compliance conflicts, no third-party data costs. DigitalStakeout gives your investigators OSINT capability with a defensible collection methodology.
The Challenges Law Enforcement Faces With OSINT
API-based tools are a legal liability
Most OSINT platforms rely on platform APIs that explicitly prohibit government surveillance use. Using these tools for law enforcement investigations creates TOS compliance risks that can undermine case integrity and legal defensibility.
Enterprise pricing blocks procurement
Competitors require custom quoting processes designed for enterprise sales cycles, not government procurement. Law enforcement budgets demand transparent pricing that can survive procurement review without months of negotiation.
Investigations need depth, not dashboards
Law enforcement investigators need search tools that go deep — social media profile research across 750+ platforms, breach search, domain investigation, and historical archives with time-stamped content for case documentation.
How DigitalStakeout Serves Law Enforcement
Powered by DARIA™, DigitalStakeout provides defensible OSINT capability built on first-party collection infrastructure — giving your investigators the tools they need for case work without the compliance risks that come with API-dependent platforms.
First-Party Collection Architecture
100% first-party data collection infrastructure eliminates compliance conflicts with platform Terms of Service that prohibit government surveillance use. No API dependencies that can be revoked, repriced, or restricted by social media platforms.
OSINT Investigation Tools
Web Chatter Search across 75 million+ sources. Social Media Profile Search across 750+ platforms. Data Breach Search, Domain Search, People Search, Location-Based Search, and Website Search — all included in every plan.
Public Safety & Crime Intelligence
The platform's 249+ classifiers include dedicated Public Safety scenarios (active shooter, fire, officer-involved incidents), Crime Risk scenarios (fraud, organized crime, violent crime), and Physical Security scenarios (bomb threats, site intrusion).
Historical Archives & Documentation
Structured, time-stamped content archives support long-term pattern analysis and case documentation. Saved views and queries let investigators bookmark and reuse search workflows across active investigations.
Solutions for Law Enforcement
Law enforcement agencies use DigitalStakeout for ongoing threat monitoring and active investigations — DigitalStakeout covers both from a single, compliance-ready platform.
Social Media Threat Monitoring
Detect workplace violence indicators, harassment campaigns, and criminal activity discussions across social platforms.
Dark Web Monitoring
Monitor hidden services for criminal activity, fraud schemes, cybercrime operations, and trafficking indicators.
Event & Location Security
Geo-fenced monitoring for public events, protests, and critical infrastructure with real-time threat alerting.
Narrative Monitoring
Track disinformation campaigns, extremist narratives, and coordinated messaging across online channels.
Digital Footprint Protection
Credential exposure monitoring, domain investigation, and data breach search for investigative case support.
Executive Protection
Threat assessment for elected officials, public figures, and personnel with PII exposure and stalking detection.
Transparent Pricing for Government Procurement
DigitalStakeout publishes its pricing publicly — no custom quotes, no hidden fees, no surprise data costs. Every plan includes the full platform: AI classification, all monitoring capabilities, dark web coverage, OSINT tools, and REST API access.
All tiers include intelligence across all 16 risk domains. Start with the coverage you need and scale when your mission requires it.
Law Enforcement FAQ
See Defensible OSINT in Action
First-party collection. TOS-compliant architecture. 7 investigation tools and 249+ AI classifiers across 16 risk domains.