We Built What Should Have Existed a Decade Ago
Criminal enterprises run like corporations. Investigations still run like paperwork. That asymmetry is a choice.
The Problem Is Structural
In 2025, cybercrime cost the global economy $10.5 trillion — more than the GDP of every country except the United States and China. An estimated $3.1 trillion in illicit funds flowed through the global financial system in a single year. The syndicates behind these numbers operate with the discipline of Fortune 500 companies: structured hierarchies, technical infrastructure, and financial engineering that outpaces the systems designed to stop them.
The investigative response is fragmented by design. Investigators spend 80% of their time on administrative tasks. Cases built over months collapse under a single evidentiary challenge. That is not a resource problem. It is an architecture problem.
Analysts toggle between dozens of disconnected tools. Evidence degrades at every handoff. Victims navigate hostile bureaucratic intake that treats their worst moment as a data-entry exercise. And prosecutors receive case files that haven't been stress-tested against the arguments they'll face in court — where a single broken chain of custody can mean dismissal.
Vipernauts exists because this asymmetry is a choice, not an inevitability. One continuous architecture. One unbroken chain of custody. The human investigator decides. The platform delivers the intelligence to decide with.
Operating Principles
Truth Over Output
Every AI output grounded in verified evidence. We never trade accuracy for speed.
Victim-Centered Design
Interfaces and workflows designed around the dignity of those who have been harmed, not the convenience of the institution.
Antifragile by Design
Evidence that doesn’t just survive scrutiny — it grows stronger under attack.
Transparency Through Provenance
Complete visibility into both the origin of every data point and the reasoning behind every analytical step.
Collaboration Across Jurisdictions
Crime ignores borders. The platform that fights it must operate fluently across them.
Ethical AI
The AI proposes. The human investigator decides. That hierarchy is absolute.
The Team
Years on the front lines of cross-continental fraud investigation taught Rick one thing: the tools were losing. Fragmented systems, institutional silos, and intake processes that re-traumatized victims were handing the advantage to increasingly sophisticated criminal enterprises. He built Vipernauts as the operational doctrine he wished had existed — a single architecture spanning forensic investigation, behavioral analytics, and evidence-grade AI.
Rick Boerebach
Chief Executive Officer
Jan architects the engineering backbone behind Vipernauts — the distributed systems, real-time processing pipelines, and AI infrastructure that turn forensic ambition into production-grade reality. His obsession: building technology that makes the investigator more capable without ever making the investigator less essential.
Jan Kolin
Chief Technology Officer
Jason ensures that Vipernauts doesn't just ship features — it ships outcomes. From law enforcement agencies to legal teams to victim support organizations, he bridges the gap between what the platform can do and what investigators actually need it to do, every day, under pressure.
Jason Loyola
Chief Customer Success
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