Exclusively for Law Enforcement Agencies. Not available to the general public.
On-site training
Investigation Data Analysis Training
On-site training in CDR, IPDR, tower dump and OSINT analysis for investigating officers, conducted by Seema Rathod, National Training Lead, C-trace. Delivered at your unit's premises, in every state and union territory.
Exclusively for Law Enforcement Agencies. Not available to the general public.
Your trainer
Seema Rathod
National Training Lead, C-trace
Seema Rathod heads on-site training for C-trace across India. She has 10+ years of experience in CDR and tower dump analysis in support of criminal investigations and has trained officers in 13 states.
Every programme is conducted on the unit's own case data under NDA, so the analysis contributes directly to pending investigations. She remains the unit's point of contact after the programme.
10+
years in CDR and tower dump analysis
13
states where officers have been trained
NDA
on the unit's own case data
Modules
What officers learn.
Each module is taught on real operator data, from raw files to findings an investigating officer can act on.
01
CDR Analysis
Operator formats, frequent contacts, night activity, IMEI changes, cross-CDR links.
02
Tower Dump Analysis
Tower intersection, shortlisting, movement trails.
03
IPDR Analysis
Session mapping, correlation with CDR.
04
OSINT Techniques
Number, name, vehicle and social lookups from legal public sources.
05
Field Apps
CDR Analyzer, ForensIQ, Cell ID, WhatsApp bot.
How it works
From scoping call to follow-up.
STEP 01
Scoping call with the unit head; NDA signed.
STEP 02
Unit shares live CDRs or a tower dump one day in advance.
STEP 03
Training at your premises, up to 20 officers per batch.
STEP 04
30 days of follow-up support.
Who it is for
Investigating officersCyber cellsCID / CCS technical unitsSB and intelligence unitsPolice academies
Request a programme
Bring the training to your unit.
Call or WhatsApp Seema Rathod, or write to us from your official email with the unit name, location and the number of officers.
Exclusively for Law Enforcement Agencies. Not available to the general public.
On-site training
Investigation Data Analysis Training
On-site training in CDR, IPDR, tower dump and OSINT analysis for investigating officers, conducted by Seema Rathod, National Training Lead, C-trace. Delivered at your unit's premises, in every state and union territory.
Exclusively for Law Enforcement Agencies. Not available to the general public.
Your trainer
Seema Rathod
National Training Lead, C-trace
Seema Rathod heads on-site training for C-trace across India. She has 10+ years of experience in CDR and tower dump analysis in support of criminal investigations and has trained officers in 13 states.
Every programme is conducted on the unit's own case data under NDA, so the analysis contributes directly to pending investigations. She remains the unit's point of contact after the programme.
10+
years in CDR and tower dump analysis
13
states where officers have been trained
NDA
on the unit's own case data
Modules
What officers learn.
Each module is taught on real operator data, from raw files to findings an investigating officer can act on.
01
CDR Analysis
Operator formats, frequent contacts, night activity, IMEI changes, cross-CDR links.
02
Tower Dump Analysis
Tower intersection, shortlisting, movement trails.
03
IPDR Analysis
Session mapping, correlation with CDR.
04
OSINT Techniques
Number, name, vehicle and social lookups from legal public sources.
05
Field Apps
CDR Analyzer, ForensIQ, Cell ID, WhatsApp bot.
How it works
From scoping call to follow-up.
STEP 01
Scoping call with the unit head; NDA signed.
STEP 02
Unit shares live CDRs or a tower dump one day in advance.
STEP 03
Training at your premises, up to 20 officers per batch.
STEP 04
30 days of follow-up support.
Who it is for
Investigating officersCyber cellsCID / CCS technical unitsSB and intelligence unitsPolice academies
Request a programme
Bring the training to your unit.
Call or WhatsApp Seema Rathod, or write to us from your official email with the unit name, location and the number of officers.
