Why National Security and Defense Agencies Need BLOCKINT

Four ways national security agencies use blockchain intelligence to disrupt threat actors

Over the last few years, we’ve seen a move to a digital battlefield, where wars, in part, are fought in cyberspace and across blockchains. The promise of blockchain technology—cross-border value transfer at the speed of the internet for humanitarian aid, remittances, and payments—is being weaponized by malign actors who also seek to move funds for sanctions evasion, weapons proliferation, terrorist financing, ransomware, and other illicit activity.

This white paper takes a closer look at the role of blockchain intelligence (BLOCKINT) in denying, degrading, and disrupting this malicious activity; and highlights four key ways defense and national security organizations can benefit from using TRM Blockchain Intelligence Platform.