From Hashtags to Hitmen: Tracking Cartel Activities Online
Learn how Latin American cartels use hashtags, emojis, and open platforms to recruit, traffic, and terrorize. Join Alice Intelligence experts to uncover how Trust & Safety teams can detect and disrupt their operations online.
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From Hashtags to Hitmen: Tracking Cartel Activities Online
Overview
Cartels aren’t just lurking in the shadows anymore; they operate in plain sight, on major social media platforms. From recruiting minors to trafficking humans and smuggling goods, criminal networks are exploiting social media and online platforms to grow their influence and evade detection. Join Alice for a powerful live webinar that reveals the digital playbook cartels use today, and the signals Trust & Safety, investigations, and law enforcement professionals need to catch.
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