Transform Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs); UK's First Technology Line of Defence
转变可疑活动报告 (SAR);
基本信息
- 批准号:10033573
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 42.66万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Collaborative R&D
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2022 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Formed in 2018, SYNALOGiK Innovative Solutions Limited is a UK based technology company, founded by experts in data science, intelligence, security and investigation. Alpha-versions of the company's cloud-based software, SCOUT, have been developed and successfully deployed within public and private organisations.This project, in collaboration with the University of West England (UWE), University of Reading and a number of private and public sector ecosystem partners, seeks to transform the Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) regime.The UK is vulnerable to a wide range of economic crime and terrorist activity with an estimated cost of £137bn per-year, with threats and risks becoming more complex as criminals adapt to Security, Intelligence and Law-enforcement responses, and exploit technology advancements to avoid detection.The National Crime Agency (NCA) Suspicious Activity Reporting (SAR) regime is the UK's first line-of-defence, but regrettably the current complicated manual-driven system is considered deficient. An absence of significant functionality including classification of urgency, risk-assessment and threat levels, dissemination processes and evidential gathering procedures means there is growing inability for organisations to cope with the increasing volumes of SARs; 20% Year-on-Year growth in submitted SARs.This project will see the development of an advanced technology Platform, capable of transforming current investigation processes from manual data repository searching formats into automated data analytics processes and flow control functionality. This will be applied throughout all SAR stages incorporating automatic prioritising, categorisation, and dissemination functionality to rapidly evaluate criminal activity and distribute to the most relevant private/public authorities.Through the development of ML/AI-based analysis and automation capabilities, Synalogik will create an enriched intelligence picture for authorities, supporting instant critical decision-making for operational commanders to safeguard the public.
SYNALOGiK Innovative Solutions Limited成立于2018年,是一家总部位于英国的技术公司,由数据科学,情报,安全和调查专家创立。该公司基于云计算的软件SCOUT的Alpha版本已经开发并成功部署在公共和私人组织中。该项目与西英格兰大学(UWE),阅读大学以及许多私营和公共部门生态系统合作伙伴合作,可疑活动报告(SAR)英国容易受到各种经济犯罪和恐怖活动的影响,估计每年的成本为1370亿英镑,随着犯罪分子适应安全,情报和执法反应,并利用技术进步,以避免检测。国家犯罪局(NCA)的可疑活动报告(SAR)制度是联合王国的第一道防线,但遗憾的是,目前复杂的手动系统被认为是有缺陷的。缺乏重要的功能,包括紧急程度分类、风险评估和威胁程度、传播过程和证据收集程序,意味着各组织越来越无力科普日益增多的SAR;提交的SAR同比增长20%。该项目将开发一个先进的技术平台,能够将当前的调查过程从手动数据存储库搜索格式转换为自动数据分析过程和流控制功能。这将应用于所有SAR阶段,包括自动优先级排序、分类和分发功能,以快速评估犯罪活动并分发给最相关的私人/公共机构。通过开发基于ML/AI的分析和自动化功能,Synalogik将为当局创建丰富的情报画面,支持行动指挥官的即时关键决策,以保护公众。
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