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- Argelius Labs, Tucson, Arizona
Argelius Labs provides focused investigations and technical research for government, national security, and security teams. We examine online activity, assess digital relationships, and develop findings that can be reviewed and used by the people responsible for the next decision.
Engagements range from a defined research question to a deeper investigation, an acquisition exposure assessment, or a tailored team workshop. We agree on the scope, deliverables, and reporting cadence at the outset.
When an inquiry crosses websites, platforms, and fragmented public records, Argelius Labs helps build a coherent picture. We examine relevant entities, verify material claims, and trace relationships that warrant further attention.
Work may include account and entity research, timeline development, image and video verification, and corroboration across public or appropriately licensed sources. The methods follow the question and the available evidence.
Deliverables can include a findings report, source register, timeline or relationship map, and a briefing on conclusions and remaining gaps.
We investigate suspected coordination and manipulation in the online information environment. Analysis can examine account behavior, content reuse, amplification patterns, and links between websites and supporting infrastructure.
The aim is to explain how activity is organized and what the evidence supports about its relationships and possible origins. We assess competing explanations and distinguish observed connections from judgments about common control or sponsorship.
Deliverables can include a network assessment, documented examples, an activity timeline, and confidence statements that support further investigation and response planning.
We map the technical footprint associated with an organization, network, or investigation. Research can cover domains and subdomains, DNS and certificate records, hosting relationships, public-facing services, and exposed information.
Advanced enumeration helps identify assets and connections that a basic search may miss. Findings record why an asset is associated with the subject and where ownership or control remains uncertain.
Deliverables can include an annotated asset inventory, an infrastructure map, evidence supporting key relationships, and priorities for further validation. Any direct testing is separately scoped and authorized.
Understand the technical exposure associated with an acquisition or investment. Argelius Labs examines the target’s external footprint and observable security concerns to help deal teams prioritize further diligence.
The assessment can identify internet-facing assets, exposure indicators, technology dependencies visible from public sources, and discrepancies that deserve follow-up. Where access and authorization permit, scoped technical validation can extend the review.
Deliverables can include an asset inventory, prioritized findings, supporting evidence, questions for the target’s technical team, and an executive briefing. Each report states the access available and the limits of its conclusions.
Focused sessions help teams apply investigative methods to the questions they face. Topics may include assessing information reliability, understanding coordinated online activity, mapping digital infrastructure, and improving research workflows.
Sessions are scoped around a specific audience, topic, and practical objective. Formats can include leadership briefings, analyst workshops, or guided methodology reviews.
Discuss your team’s requirements to identify an appropriate scope and format.
Tell us the question you need answered, your timeframe, and the form of support you need. We will use that starting point to define the scope and proposed deliverables.