The demand for Intelligence and Crime Analysts has risen 10-fold during the last 15 years. ExComputer encompass extensive experience in the IT field, specializing in areas of Security and Computer Managed Intelligence, offering specialized expertise to both private and government organizations. Ex-Computer has, over the last 20 years, achieved numerous successes in closing investigations by reaching the objective efficiently. The team of ExComputer comprises highly skilled and experienced security and technology professionals, whose histories with various established organizations include police forces, law enforcement agencies, and major defense contractors. Ex-Computer projects include detection and remediation of corporate espionage; development of secure information technology strategies; forensic accounting and fraud identification; cyber-terrorism crisis management, and electronic warfare. Our extensive experience in cyber-security makes us ideally suited to assist international corporate and government clients. To achieve this goals and to help LEAs in being self sufficient in performing this activities, Ex-Computer offers the necessary consulting and support in acquiring the correct systems (software applications, hardware tools, etc), and provide specialized assistance in learning how to use them. Ex-Computer is a “super partes” entity, that does not have ties with system vendors.

Even though Crime and Intelligence Analysts often work in a police department, most times they are not government employees. As an external consultant for the Anti-Drug division of the Italian Police, Roberto Capodieci began developing computer programs to analyze intelligence data from the age of 16 years old (in 1990). Since then he has always been hired as a consultant in several LEAs in Italy and abroad, working with intelligence officers who gather information by field observation, confidential information sources, and public records before using specialist computer software and technology to analyze the collected data and produce reports of their findings. Roberto Capodieci helps LEAs to link and chart suspects to criminal organizations or events to determine who is doing what with whom; analyze telephone activity to determine the size and location of criminal groups and individuals involved; etc. The analyzed data produce intelligence information to establish criminal profiles including criminal relationships aiding the process of connecting members with the criminal organization, localizing them, extracting their behaviors and habits. Roberto Capodieci main expertise is in investigating crime data and other information sources to identify patterns of criminal activity. Roberto Capodieci assists investigators in understanding how patterns of criminal activity are linked, targeting individuals and their networks. Roberto Capodieci also conduct lectures at conferences on topics related to the subjects of his work.