Don’t let the next national security headline start with a state contract.
An LLC bidding on a contract, applying for a grant, or purchasing land near a sensitive site might be a local business, a legitimate investor, or a shell company hiding a foreign buyer. Finding out which one means tracing ownership across registries, filings, and news archives, one layer at a time, often with limited staff and no dedicated intelligence team.
Quantifind expedites and simplifies investigations by mapping ownership and investment structures through multiple degrees of separation, resolving who actually stands behind an entity and flagging real risk, not just a shared name or a routine filing. What used to take days of manual digging now takes minutes, so a small team can catch what a bigger one might miss.
200+
global public & commercial data sources
>$16M
federal R&D investment received between 2020 - 2026
95%+
reduction in false positives
100%
auditable, explainable decisions
the problem
Scale multiplies everything — including risk.
Adversaries have never had more ways to hide, and the information needed to find them has never been more abundant or more scattered. Relevant signals sit siloed across disconnected systems, buried in unstructured data, waiting to be connected. Teams are asked to screen higher volumes, faster, with fewer people, and the tolerance for error keeps shrinking as the stakes rise.
the fix
Automated network mapping with Quantifind enables small teams to trace hidden ownership and influence in minutes, not days.
What a tier-one deployment demands.
Accuracy
Graphyte evaluates geography, name rarity, and other contextual signals simultaneously, resolving entities with 95%+ accuracy where rule-based matching breaks down. Every result is scored against a purpose-built taxonomy of 60+ risk topics and backed by source-linked evidence, filtering relevance instead of just returning noise
Proof
The FCC evaluated 17 potential solutions and determined that Quantifind offers the most comprehensive and cost-effective option.
Federal Communications Commission
