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February 20, 2026
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DAEDALUS at the National Police of Colombia Since 2018

A review of the operational impact of DAEDALUS at the National Police of Colombia since 2018, from early deployment to its role as a regional reference for digital forensics and malware analysis.

DAEDALUS was introduced to support digital forensic work that required depth, speed, and traceability. Since 2018, the platform has supported investigations at the National Police of Colombia, evolving from an operational tool into a trusted reference for malware analysis and case support.

This case study summarises the types of investigations that benefited most from the platform, the workflow improvements it enabled, and the value of a specialised forensic stack in an environment where evidentiary integrity is non-negotiable.

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