Chief Intelligence Officer — Fighting Human Trafficking, Terrorism & Cybercrime with Big Data, AI, OSINT & GEOINT
Amit Satapathy is a global intelligence and technology leader dedicated to fighting human trafficking, terrorism, and cybercrime through Big Data, AI, OSINT, and GEOINT. He serves as Editor in Chief of Forensic Times and leads multiple intelligence, media, and advocacy organizations spanning cybersecurity, open-source intelligence, and anti-trafficking work.

Analyzing vast landscapes of open-source and online data to detect threats and uncover actionable insights for investigators and security teams.
Applying geospatial data and analysis to investigative, security, and counter-trafficking operations worldwide.
Building and deploying AI-driven platforms that transform large-scale data into intelligence for investigators, journalists, and security organizations.
Leading cyber security and intelligence services, with deep specialization in cybercrime investigation and digital threat response.
Delivering signals intelligence analytics that support investigators and security teams in detecting and disrupting criminal activity.
Applying intelligence and investigative expertise directly to the fight against human trafficking, terrorism, and gender-based violence.
Provides executive leadership at Cyberaks, based in Thailand, since January 2026.
Leads Mojo Media Tech, an advanced technology company building AI-driven OSINT, SIGINT, and cybersecurity platforms for investigators, security teams, and journalists worldwide.
Leads FOSINT, a cyber security and intelligence services organization, since March 2022.
Since January 2026, Amit has served as Editor in Chief of Forensic Times, a premium evidence-based social news media platform curated by investigative journalists, criminologists, and forensic scientists.
Based in India, Action Against Violence works to prevent rape and sexual violence against women and children, rehabilitate survivors of trafficking and abuse, rescue victims from sex slavery and bonded labor, and empower women and youth through direct-action workshops and seminars.
Intelligence only matters when it is used to protect the vulnerable, expose the truth, and stop harm before it happens.
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