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911MEDIA knows who is reading
Police associations already have an audience. 911MEDIA builds the magazines, websites and advertising programs that give that audience a reason to keep paying attention.
Naimuri: The £25 Million Software Company Built for Problems That Cannot Leak
Naimuri grew by solving the sort of data problems that arrive wrapped in security constraints. Six years after QinetiQ bought it, the Salford firm is applying its lean creed to cloud platforms, graph analytics and the awkward economics of AI.
Omnigo Is Turning the Mess After an Incident Into One Searchable Record
Police reports, casino watchlists, hospital incidents and evidence lockers rarely speak the same language. Omnigo's bet is that they do not have to - as long as one configurable system can keep the record straight.
The Danish Earpiece Quietly Wired Into America's Security Details
A Copenhagen audio startup bet that cops and bodyguards deserved better than the earpiece that came in the box. Seven years and five patents later, its 360 sits in the ears of security details who can't afford to miss a word.
The Guy From "Cops" Who Now Fixes The One Thing Every Officer's Radio Gets Wrong
For 25 years, a small California shop has quietly rebuilt the earpiece the police radio industry treated as an afterthought - starting with a man who spent years filming officers before he ever sold them anything.
The Guys Who 3D-Modeled a Better Night Vision Goggle in a Garage
An R&D engineer started building lighter night vision housings on the side in 2020. Five years later, Nocturn Industries ships carbon-composite goggles that weigh less than aluminum, cost less than the incumbents, and carry a lifetime warranty - all from a shop in New Hampshire.
The Flashlight That Refused to Leave California
Anthony Maglica turned $125 and a used lathe into an American icon - and then spent five decades refusing every reason to move the factory offshore.
The Pocket-Sized Radar Gun That Talked Its Way Into 30 Big-League Dugouts
Three Sonoma County engineers looked at a $1,000 radar gun the size of a hair dryer and asked why anyone measuring a fastball should need either. Fifteen years later their answer sits in 30 major-league dugouts.
The Startup Teaching Governments to Read the $20 Trillion They Can't See
Most financial crime hides in plain sight, scattered across the open web. IVIX built an AI platform that reads all of it at once - and hands governments a map.
StealthMole
StealthMole is a Singapore-based, AI-powered deep and dark web threat intelligence company that gives governments, law enforcement agencies, and enterprises a single cloud platform for digital investigation, risk assessment, and threat monitoring. Founded in 2022 by cybersecurity veterans Louis Hur and Simon Choi, it correlates hundreds of billions of data points from the dark web, deep web, leak sites, and Telegram to surface compromised credentials, breached data, and criminal activity - with a distinct focus on Asia-specific threat coverage.
Bounce Imaging
Bounce Imaging makes softball-sized, throwable 360-degree cameras that first responders, law enforcement, and military teams toss into dangerous spaces to see what is inside before they enter. Founded out of MIT and the Harvard Innovation Lab after the 2010 Haiti earthquake, the company builds low-cost, rugged imaging and robotics systems - including the Explorer and the world's first thermal throwable camera, the Pit Viper 360 - that stream real-time omnidirectional video to a phone or tablet. Its devices are used by the FBI, U.S. Marshals, the Department of Defense, and more than 450 state and local agencies.
WaveAerospace
WaveAerospace builds unmanned aircraft that fly when nothing else can. Based in Stratford, Connecticut, the company designs heavy-weather drones, UAVs and hybrid VTOL aircraft for police, emergency services, offshore operators and the military - machines rated to operate in wind, rain and snow that ground conventional drones. Its lineup includes the all-weather Falcon II multicopter, the GPS-contested Nyx, the heavy-lift Mule, and the Huntress Turbojet, a hybrid jet that reaches roughly Mach 0.4.
DataWalk
DataWalk is a graph- and AI-enabled analysis and investigation platform that unifies disparate data sources so analysts at banks, insurers, and government agencies can spot hidden relationships, run no-code queries, and pursue fraud, money laundering, and threat investigations at scale.
Peregrine
Peregrine is a San Francisco-based data intelligence platform that unifies fragmented public safety data - from body-worn cameras and CAD records to RMS and ALPR feeds - into a single, searchable system for law enforcement, fire-rescue, EMS, and emergency management agencies. Founded in 2018 by ex-Palantir operators, it now serves jurisdictions covering more than 80 million Americans and reached a $2.5B valuation after a $190M Series C led by Sequoia in March 2025.
TRM Labs
TRM Labs is a blockchain intelligence company that helps financial institutions, crypto businesses, and government agencies investigate fraud, money laundering, and other financial crimes on-chain. Its platform blends blockchain data, AI agents, and threat intelligence to trace illicit funds across hundreds of blockchains, screen wallets, and support criminal investigations from suspicious-activity alerts to courtroom-ready evidence.
Gabe Gotthard
Gabe Gotthard is the CEO of DataWalk Inc., a graph analytics and AI-powered investigation platform used by top U.S. and European banks, national security agencies, and defense organizations to detect fraud, money laundering, and organized crime. With over 33 years in enterprise IT - including a stint at 3ParData (acquired by HP for $2.5B) where he coined 'utility storage' - Gotthard now leads a Wrocław-born, Silicon Valley-validated company that has displaced Palantir at the U.S. Department of Justice and earned Ally Financial's 2023 Technology Disruptor Award. Based in Redwood City, California, he is building DataWalk into a leading global alternative to Palantir for government and financial-sector intelligence work.