The Evolution of Michael Petrie’s OSINT-Driven Investigations
Why Cyphr?
As a base literal meaning, a cipher (or cypher) is an approach (often an algorithm) for encrypting or decrypting something through a series of specific sequences.
In the realm of secret communication and information security, the use of ciphers played a crucial role throughout history. These cryptographic techniques were (and still are) employed to conceal the meaning of messages, protecting sensitive information from unauthorized access help to serve the purpose of obscuring communication.
Cyphers were at the core of many unique means to facilitate communications, and enable transformative progress, communicate in sophisticated yet private means – and shaped the historical landscape, industrial nations and powerbases of economies, armies, governments and more.
Cryptography is a fundamental building block of information transmission in a secure, codified manner with an intent to deceive, or conceal – a fundamental ground for competition, security, privacy and understanding information risk management.
Cyphr understands the psychology, technology, methodology and strategy to ‘find what was not meant to be found’ and ‘solve what may not be self-evident to the eye’ and the strategy to find truth in the informational chaos