Iknaio is pleased to announce its involvement in the ENSEMBLE research project, supported by a European Union grant. This initiative focuses on the fight against (cross-border) cybercriminal activities, training, and awareness in order to detect and prevent cybercrime-related activities.

The ENSEMBLE project leverages AI-based technologies and fosters collaboration among multiple stakeholders across Europe to address advanced cyber threats. As part of this multinational consortium, Iknaio contributes its expertise in cryptoasset analytics to address challenges such as growing data volumes and complex cases.

Improving Forensic Investigations

Forensic investigators face challenges due to the scale and the increasing complexity of cases. Through the ENSEMBLE project, Iknaio aims to simplify investigation workflows and enhance automation in cryptoasset transaction tracing, improving efficiency and accuracy.

Collaborative Effort

The ENSEMBLE project brings together various organizations and institutions, including:

• Vicomtech

• Sheffield Hallam University

• CFLW Cyber Strategies

• Byron Labs

• CEA (Commissariat à l’Énergie Atomique et aux Énergies Alternatives)

• ENSP (Ecole Nationale Supérieure de la Police)

• CyberPeace Institute

• University of Limerick

For more information about the ENSEMBLE project, visit: https://ensemble-he.eu/about/