More capacity for investigators.

Why Azonic exists.

Online crime can reach people across many platforms and countries. Investigating it still depends on someone following the accounts, finding the connections and checking the evidence. As the volume grows, teams have to make difficult choices about which cases they can pursue.

Too much of their time goes into moving between tools, searching the same sources and assembling information by hand. The people doing this work need a way to take on more investigations without losing the care and judgment each case requires.

Azonic brings investigation, intelligence and monitoring into one workflow. The aim is to reduce the time spent gathering and organising information, so teams can investigate more of the activity that needs their attention.

What we are building.

Our aim is to help investigation teams identify threats earlier and progress cases before more people are harmed. That requires software that can carry more of the collection and analysis, while keeping investigators responsible for the decisions.

Vantage brings the investigation, its evidence and its reports together. Lighthouse helps teams monitor activity and recognise what needs attention. Both are designed to keep the sources behind a finding available for examination, so an analyst can question the result, direct the next step and approve the work.

Vantage Lighthouse

The team behind Azonic.

Caden Scott

Co-Founder & CEO

Caden leads Azonic, drawing on his background in intelligence and safety technology. He previously founded and led the International Online Crime Coordination Center (IOC3), connecting law enforcement agencies and online platforms to combat online crime.

Thomas Holdom

Co-Founder & CTO

Thomas leads engineering and technical development at Azonic. His background is in building large-scale software systems across multiple organisations. He brings that experience to the development of Azonic’s intelligence platform and the software investigators use in their daily work.