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Three UK – protecting the business and its customers
Three UK is a connectivity company that connects people to people, people to things and things to things and has 9.5 million customers. The Fraud Team’s responsibilities include identifying fraudulent activity, finding opportunities to mitigate and disrupt it, and...
Identifying crucial links to protect the integrity of cricket
The International Cricket Council (ICC) Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU) is widely recognised as an international leader in the fight against corruption in sport, and works closely with member boards, players, law enforcement agencies and betting regulators. Tools to...
Report from the Emergency Services Show
Interoperable technology is key to unlocking the potential of AI to help fight crime. AI doesn’t work without timely access to police data, which too often sits in silos. To explore what can be done to solve the problem Clare Elford, Managing Director, Clue, chaired a...
Intelligence sharing strengthens public health, animal health and environmental protection
Using Clue to share intelligence amongst enforcement partners is helping Defra Executive Agency, the Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD), protect public health, animal health and the environment. The VMD needed an intelligence platform to securely store, develop...
Clue enables data feed to UK Government national database
Criminal justice agencies using Clue can now feed data to a UK Government national database following a successful collaboration between Clue and Datalynx Limited, a provider of data services to the UK Government. A law enforcement agency adopted the Clue intelligence...
Clue helps Animal and Plant Health Agency develop intelligence function
The Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) is an executive agency of the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, and works on behalf of the Scottish Government and Welsh Government. APHA work to safeguard animal and plant health for the benefit of people,...
Data sharing could leave fraudsters with no place to hide
Celebrating success and improving collaboration were the key themes of Clue’s recent Investigating Fraud webinar which attracted over 100 participants from over 50 different agencies and bodies. The Investigator and the Commissioner Conducted under the Chatham House...
Combatting match fixing in $1.08bn global esports market
Match fixing and betting fraud are threatening the global esports industry which is forecast to increase audiences of 474m to 577m from 2021-22, and revenues of $1.08bn to $1.62bn from 2021-24. Major Counter Strike Tournament investigation The Esports Integrity...
Clue partners with Accelerated Capability Environment Home Office economic crime campaign
The Accelerated Capability Environment (ACE) is a Home Office capability within the Office for Security and Counter Terrorism (OSCT) that solves fast-changing digital and technological challenges facing law enforcement and national security agencies. ACE brings...
Collaborating to combat fraud: Clue joins leading fraud prevention network
With fraud accounting for over 40% of recorded crime the need for fraud fighters to join forces has never been greater. Advancements in data sharing, systems interoperability, and public-private sector partnerships are all greatly needed to counter increasingly agile...